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Letting his reindeer rest up for the big night coming another mode of transportation from the North
up in less than two weeks, Old Saint Nick found Pole to Tallow Creek south of Saco.

Celebrating Christmas, Tallow Creek style!

Seven kids and eleven adults
came to celebrate Christmas at the
Tallow Creek School on Saturday,
December 8th.
Linden Holt’s broken arm
meant he couldn’t play any musical
instruments, but his sister Zora
played a piano piece from the movie
Frozen and then accompanied
them both while they sang “White
Christmas”.
Linden sang a song he’d written
himself with the refrain, “Snow,
snow, please don’t go. If you ride
the white horses then don’t shout,
‘Whoa!’”
They had to change their Czech
carol a week before the program
when Linden had his accident, since
the one they planned had a fiddle
bit, but the short practice time didn’t
show.
They teased their grandpa by
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 A generation away?
Forty percent of millenials (under age 35) support
for a Holiday Open House the ban of free speech. They think the First Amendment
is dangerous because you might use your freedom to say
Come celebrate the holidays with us. something that hurts somebody else’s feelings.
Said former President Ronald Reagan: “Freedom
December 14th from 54172 US Hwy 2
10AM to 3PM Glasgow, MT 59230 is never more than one generation away from
extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the
bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and
handed on for them to do the same.”
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Financial Advisor
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Hemp-crete is ‘encouraging’
Glasgow, MT 59230 Montana’s congressional delegation, and the
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406-228-2443
state’s farmers and ranchers, are celebrating after the
U.S. Senate gave approval to an $860 billion Farm Bill
Tuesday. Versions of the bill have been under debate for
No complaints weeks, but senators passed the current package on an

here
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 21. West
southwest wind 5 to 9 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 39. South southeast wind
6 to 8 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. South
southeast wind 5 to 8 mph becoming southwest after
midnight.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41. West
southwest wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 24
mph.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 35. East southeast wind
5 to 7 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41. South
southeast wind around 7 mph.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 40. West southwest
wind around 9 mph.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 42.
87-to-13 vote.
Montana Farmers Union is happy with most of what
is in the Farm Bill, but the prospect of a new commodity
crop was what had Montana Farmer’s Union President
Alan Merrill the most excited.
“The biggest thing that we are happy with is that
they are going to legalize Industrial hemp which will
not only help Montana farmers, but will also help all
farmers as an alternative crop,” Merrill said. “We have a
lot of hemp growing in Montana. Last year, we had a few
hundred acres, whereas in 2019, we’re looking at close to
80 or 90,000 acres.”
Merrill says hemp can be used in all kinds of
products including some that most will find surprising.
“It can be used in paper, in bedding for horses or
cattle, but one of the biggest things is we are starting to
be very encouraged by the idea of using it in something
called hemp-crete, which is like concrete, but you put
hemp in it and it causes it to be a lot stronger and last a
lot longer,” Merrill.
Hemp was made illegal to grow in the U.S. under the
1970 Controlled Substances Act, right now the worlds’
leading hemp producer just happens to be China.

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Thanks for Listening Then he brought out the battery and hooked it up. Next
his wife came out and got behind the wheel to be ready
n’t
Life Before 120v to try starting the outfit while her hubby poured the
warm oil into the engine. See, if he poured the oil in and
I awoke at 5:30 am awhile back then ran around to start the engine, the oil, contacting
m
to thoughts running through my that cold engine would gel up before he turned the
ts
head like a wild prairie fire on the ignition on!
Montana plains. I couldn’t sleep so I And speaking of the wife. She hand whipped all her
turned on the light, got up and went to my different batters for cakes, pies and flapjacks. No fancy
an
first stop of the day where I turned on another light and electric mixer for her. She ironed cloths with a heavy
started my electric razor. hand iron. There was a handle and maybe two or maybe
After finishing my morning ablutions which three heads. The heads sat on the warm stove until she
es
required that I use hot water supplied by my new needed one. She put the used one back on the stove and
ve
electric water heater I trundled back to the bed room to used the warm one until it got cold.
complete dressing for the day. I remember when Henry suggested they remodel the
Where is all this going you ask? Here’s where I say. spare bedroom into a bathroom. Francis was adamant
”
Have you ever considered your life without that the only things in this “bathroom” would be a tub
electricity? Or life with the limited 12 volt systems and a basin. That new invention that feller named John
is
we had back in the day before REA (Rural Electric Crapper called a toilet would not set foot in her house!
Association) lit up our lives with pure 120v electricity? The outhouse would do just fine with her! People just
North of town 20 miles we had a gas engine that didn’t do “that” in the house. But she finally relented
ur
Aunt Francis would fire-up on Sunday mornings to one 55 degrees below zero evening when nature said
charge the storage batteries that lit the house with 12 YooHoo and she couldn’t find the thunder-mug! Those
is
volt power. Not much better than candle-power! Sears Roebuck catalogs were brutal on a cold night!
She chose Sundays to run the gas engine that
operated the generator that recharged the batteries so
that she could do the laundry while the engine was
running and not take away any charge from the batteries.
With frugal use the batteries powered the lights and
limited use of the radio for a full week. Francis listened
to Oxydals Own Ma Perkins (the daily show that created
the phrase “Soap Opera”) while Henry and John listened
to the noon farm report. On Saturday I got to listen to OPEN SUNDAYS
until Christmas
Bobby Benson of the B Bar B and the Roy Rogers Show. 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Our entertainment opportunities were rare indeed. Wrap up your Holiday Shopping for Less!
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And only got worse when they switched to full color!
Yikes! Only those of you of a riper age will understand
that.
When calving or lambing the 12v lighting in the
barn wasn’t good enough so we’d fire up the tractor (if it
had lights) or the pickup or the car and shine the lights
on the animal so’s we could see which way the calf/lamb
was emerging.
I sometimes wonder how we managed to get by
without a TV or computers with Google, U-Tube or
search engines of all kinds. And while we’re at it, how
did we manage to communicate without our smart
phones? Back in the day if we wanted to phone grannie
in another state or even across our state we usually had
to wait until after 7:00 pm when the rates went down or
wait until Sunday for long-distance rate advantages.
We only heard twitters or tweets early in the morning
while milking the cows, by hand, no electric automatic
milkers. The sounds were actual chirds a-burpin’, and
not some moron telling his faithful twitter followers
that he was going to shave now.
New words and phrases and old words with new
meanings abound today when back in the day we spoke
plain English. Words like upload, download, boot up,
techies, texting, sexting, e-mailing, e-harmony, rapping,
bundling, motherboard, Google, internet....well, you
get the picture.
And speaking of pictures! Your telephone takes
better shots than any of our old 35 mm cameras did and
we couldn’t use a selfie-stick either!
All the above niceties are brought to you by your
local electric co-op. What would we do without them?
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
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Large selection of Christmas gift bags of all sizes on sale
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Legislature. The purpose of the act is to make federal
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by managing noxious weeds. The legislation makes
available up to $2M annually in federal Pittman-
Robertson Wildlife Restoration funds, which requires a
dollar of nonfederal matching funds (cash) for every 3
dollars of federal grant funding.
Projects are intended to be focused on ecologically-
important wildlife habitats with landscape-scale benefits.
Grants, which are paid in the form of reimbursed
expenses, may be issued for up to five year’s duration.
Priorities for funding include: landscape-scale projects
lands that are open to public hunting and involve priority
wildlife habitats; noxious weed infestations that directly
impact habitat functions; broad partnerships involving
multiple landowners; proposals with leveraging beyond
the minimum match funding requirement; projects that
retain or restore native plant communities.
The deadline to apply for a WHIP grant is December
15th. Applications are available on the FWP website.
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Photos Live from the Montana Stockgrowers Association
Head & Shoulders Aaron Flint, center, was broadcasting his statewide radio show, Montana Talks, from
Above the Rest the Montana Stockgrowers Association’s Annual Convention going on at the Double
Tree Inn in Billings. He was on the air live at 6:00 this morning with a variety of guests
including MT Stockgrowers directors, vice presidents, the outgoing president, Bryan
Mussard of Dillon (along with raising great ribeyes, he also has his own line of
cigars aptly called “Cattle Baron Cigars”, as well as Gorgeous Vodka,) and the new
president taking over, Fred Wacker of Miles City, whose Black Angus beef was the
first ever to get into China. Senator Steve Daines packed a cooler full of Wacker’s
Four Cross Ranch beef to China, hand-delivering it to the Premier of China, Wang
Yang, who said, “we’ve got to start getting this beef into our country.” Wacker was in
Beijing in November of 2017 as one of the signors of the memorandum of agreement
(MOA) at during this time he had this to say: “China’s market has the potential to
be a game-changer for Cross Four Ranch and Montana ranchers more broadly.
The MOA shows how much interest there is in China for high quality cattle and beef
from Montana and the U.S. and I appreciate Senator Steve Daines’ efforts to help
connect me with potential Chinese buyers.”And Wacker is very optimistic about the
beef trade in the future. He said that while Montana ranchers are suffering a bit with
trade tariffs right now, he feels that President TRump is doing the right thing and it
will pay big dividends in the long run. Mussard agrees. “Trade is Trump’s hallmark,”
he said. Oh, and about Mussard’s Cattle Baron Cigars? They feature a Nicaraguan
Habano wrapper, a Dominican binder, and a combination of Dominican Seco and
Nicaraguan Viso for the filler. Cattle Baron Cigars has 5 sizes: all the same blend,
No Appointment and smoke like a family. Aaron thoroughly enjoyed puffing on the jumbo size the first
Necessary evening of the convention, aptly named the Trail Boss! “I’m looking forward to our
next cigar,” Mussard said to Aaron to wrap up their conversation. Each year over
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Linden and Zora Holt perform during Tallow Creek SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
Spacious 3806 sq. ft. family home near
School’s Christmas program. elementary school with classic brick exterior
Tallow Creek continued from front has 3 bedrooms, 1 sleeping room, Den, 3
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singing a nonsense carol from his favorite Pogo comic strip. fireplace,master bedroom with over-sized
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