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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
19
The puzzle cites a rock spire within 40 miles of Butte now reclassified by government. It notes last week’s riddle about a house on the hill with a wooden sidewalk at 301 W Copper once owned by Mrs. Sarah Gallagher, with a photo by Dale Burk.
Scientists at South Dakota State University's Remote Sensing Institute aim to map the earth's secrets using space age tools. Within five years they expect to warn an Indiana farmer about diseased corn, spot illegal fields for Mexican authorities, guide Montana cattle ranchers to better ranges, advise Oklahoma drought wells, and locate pollution sources for federal officials. Dr. Victor I. Myers says heat detectors, high resolution TV, infrared film, and special filters are ready.
Frances Oliver state president of Eagles auxiliary visited Alder Gulch Aerie No 664 for its 14th anniversary meeting. New officers installed include Alice Pearson president Agnes Huber vice president Peggy Mather chaplain Madeline Hagl secretary Anita Gates treasurer Vicki Hagl inside guard Faye Kneeland outside guard Lucille M. Dixon conductress Alma Oliver past madam president Marie Conkin musician. New members Judy Braig Faye Kneeland Betty McKay Pauline C Young.
Florence Bryant honored as honorary member at Virginia Chapter 8 meeting. Introduced were Mauderout Florence Thomas Helen Erickson and Sarah Trout. Installation of officers planned for June 22.
Career women sharing a summer cottage risk dissolving friendships without a formal lease. The article urges a written agreement detailing rent, due dates, maintenance, shared costs, responsibility for damages, guest rules, use of weekends, and who bears losses if plans fail. It notes issues with finances, housekeeping, and group living.
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