13 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1971
Page
1
A reader submitted a question about why flowers appear colored. The answer explains true flowers versus colored leaves, noting examples such as dogwood and poinsettia. It covers pigments like anthocyanin and plastids, and mentions a contest prize of $10 cash plus AP Yearbook if selected.
Crow Agency Mont AP crowds watch annual Custer Re enactment where about 60 Crow Indians stage a mock massacre of 7th Cavalry as 40 troopers advance in period scene. The event blends history and tourism with locals recounting the old clash.
Fragmented historical notes describe Crow and Sioux presence in southern Montana around 1876. Old Coyote of Bozeman disputes magazine claims that Crows fled from the fight, saying they watched from a distance. The re-enactment, guided by Crow historian Joe Medicine Crow, draws both scholarly attention and comic play.
A guide explains choosing metal snips by size and type for home use, advising medium combination snips for straight and curved cuts. The article also notes a July reenactment of Custer’s last stand in Montana with actors, horses, and crowd interest, highlighting dramatic realism and the challenge of portraying the event.
A reader asks who must withhold Social Security taxes for an employee. The article notes a handyman age uncertain and references a 1971 World Ploughing competition in London, with the respondent claiming Social Security withholding is required for employees under Social Security rules. The piece presents conflicting views without a clear resolution.
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