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Savoy Singers Aviary: Newspaper Article ... about Savoy Singers!

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May 25, 2016. Newspaper Article . about Savoy Singers! December 30, 2015 edition. Debbie Stout: Bird Lady of Savoy. Reporter ’s note:. Paula Reynolds, who handles advertising at the “Journal,” recently laid a. Copy of an upcoming ad on my desk. The ad was. For “Singing Canaries” and listed only a name and phone number. Paula said, “This lady has. Canaries for sale, there might be a story there.”. I called the number on the ad and got Debbie. Stout, who lives on a farm in the Savoy area. I. Inventory of t...

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer Entertainment

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. Results 1 - 25. April 12, 2017. APRIL BOOK CLUB REPORT. April showers bring May flowers, but we had a lovely April meeting with no showers. In fact, one of our members took advantage of the beautiful evening and walked home barefoot! It was my turn to present a choice of book for the April meeting. I. March 29, 2017. Winfred Grocery on National Registry. March 8, 2017. The Barracudas are Diving Back into the Pool. Consider joining the Big Sandy Barracuda Swim Team. Sitting he...

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Green Acres - The Big Sandy Mountaineer

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. March 29, 2017. Seeding Practices for Pulses. The Chouteau County Extension office has compiled notes per communications and workshops from Extension professionals. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 622-3751, or stop in for a visit. We are located in the green building next to the Chouteau County Courthouse. Rolling pulses after seeding is essential for a successful harvest. It takes out the furrows where pulse crop seed can be...

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BLM Opens Kipp, Coal Banks River Recreation Areas - The Big Sandy Mountaineer

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. BLM Opens Kipp, Coal Banks River Recreation Areas. March 29, 2017. FORT BENTON, Mont.) With the summer recreation season drawing near, the Bureau of Land Management has reopened the James Kipp and Coal Banks Landing Recreation Areas. These popular recreational areas are available for the American public to enjoy throughout the prime outdoor recreation months. You might be interested in:. Darlington nifty Calving cameras. FWP Seeks Comment on Rules Aimed at Invasive Mussels.

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Watch Out for Wildlife on the Roads - The Big Sandy Mountaineer

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. Watch Out for Wildlife on the Roads. March 29, 2017. FWP would like to remind folks to watch for deer (and other animals) on the road, especially during the early morning and early evening hours when both visibility is difficult and animals are sometimes more active. With the recent hour time change, many folks who are commuting are now an hour forward and may see more activity. Please use the following advice when driving on MT highways and roads, taken from Geico.com:.

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. Week of April 12, 2017. Food Bank meets Big Sandy needs. Erik Sietsema was in "The Mountaineer" last week sharing a wonderful Easter story. Sietsema is the sky pilot of the Big Sandy Church of God and for the past few years he and his great team have taken . Rotary Egg Hunt April 15. Emergency Evacuation Drills to take place at Schools April 12. MSU leads charge on passage of Agri-Tourism Bill - Applauds Governor's signing. There is a balm in the mountain Cottonwoods. There i...

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End of March brings Many Feathered Friends - The Big Sandy Mountaineer

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. End of March brings Many Feathered Friends. March 29, 2017. Those bits of feather, flesh and bones that sing and call forth are among our first signs of spring, even in March’s moodiness. Doesn’t matter if you hunt them in the fall, look for them with longing in the spring, or don’t care to know a robin from a red-tail; they are here and doing their thing. Over-wintering birds are sitting on eggs or getting ready to mate even through this leonine month of wind, cold and snow.

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. Week of April 12, 2017. Food Bank meets Big Sandy needs. Erik Sietsema was in "The Mountaineer" last week sharing a wonderful Easter story. Sietsema is the sky pilot of the Big Sandy Church of God and for the past few years he and his great team have taken . Rotary Egg Hunt April 15. Emergency Evacuation Drills to take place at Schools April 12. MSU leads charge on passage of Agri-Tourism Bill - Applauds Governor's signing. There is a balm in the mountain Cottonwoods. There i...

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Bear Paw Meanderings - The Big Sandy Mountaineer

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The Big Sandy Mountaineer -. By Robert C. Lucke. March 29, 2017. A friend was telling me this week how much she loved March because each day held the promise of spring. I told her I did not like March at all because it always seemed to have more winter than spring and that the March winds are always some of the worst in the year. The day after my talking with her, I experienced those terrible winds in Big Sandy where coming out of the east, there must have been gusts of more than 40mph. Go figure that one.