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Today is National
POW/MIA
Recognition Day
Today, there are still more
than 83,000 American troops
missing in action, according to the
Department of Defense Prisoner of
War-Missing Personnel Office. That
includes some 73,681 from World
War II; 7,947 from the Korean War;
126 during the Cold War; 1,657
from the Vietnam War; and six
from Iraq and other conflicts.
The American Legion
Family is dedicated to ensuring
that America’s POW/MIAs be
honored and recognized, not just
memorialized. Legion efforts focus
on the need to account as fully as
possible for those still missing,
alive or dead. An important way
all Legion Family members create
awareness and remembrance for
this initiative is through conducting
POW/MIA remembrance services
at unit meetings and public events.
Strong, united support by all
Legion Family members is crucial
to bringing all of our heroes home.
POW/MIA Recognition Day:
know: understand the symbols —
The table is set as the American Legion & Auxiliary Post #41 held a
service last night for POW/MIA Recognition Day. Please study the photo
and you’ll find a description for all the symbolic items is in the story.
from the American Legion Officers’ missing in action.
Guide We call your attention to this
Those who have served, small table, which occupies a place
and those currently serving the of dignity and honor near the head
uniformed services of the United table. It is set for one – symbolizing
States are ever mindful that the the fact that our armed forces
sweetness of enduring peace always personnel are missing from our
has been tainted by the bitterness of ranks. They are referred to as POWs
personal sacrifice. We are compelled and MIAs.
to never forget that while we enjoy • We call them comrades. They
our daily pleasures, there are others are unable to be with their
who have endured and may still loved ones and families tonight,
be enduring the agonies of pain, so we join together to pay our
deprivation, and internment. humble tribute to them, and to
Before we begin our activities bear witness to their continued
this evening, we will pause to absence.
remember our prisoners of war and continued on page 2
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POW/MIA Day continued from front

• The table is small, symbolizing the frailty of one
Rated PG-13 150 min. Rated PG-13 91 min.
prisoner, alone against his or her oppressors.
5:00 & 8:00 5:20 & 8:15
• The tablecloth is white, symbolic of the purity of
Storm could intentions to respond to their country’s call to arms.

be brewing
• The single rose in the vase signifies the blood they
may have shed in sacrifice to ensure the freedom of
our beloved United States of America. This rose also
A change in the weather pattern will allow a trough of reminds us of our missing comrades’ families and
low pressure from the northern Rockies to bring a cold friends who keep the faith while awaiting their return.
front and scattered rain showers through portions of
northeast Montana. A few isolated thunderstorms can • The red ribbon on the vase represents the red ribbons
also be expected. At this time, rainfall amounts in excess worn on the lapels of thousands who demand with
of a quarter of an inch are most likely across Phillips, unyielding determination a proper accounting of our
Valley, and Daniels Counties. comrades who are not among us tonight.
Tonight: Widespread haze. Partly cloudy, with a low around • A slice of lemon on the plate reminds us of their bitter
51. East wind 13 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. fate.
Saturday: Widespread haze. Partly sunny, with a high near • The salt sprinkled on the plate reminds us of the
82. East southeast wind 13 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as
23 mph.
countless fallen tears of families as they wait.
Saturday Night: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. • The glass is inverted; they cannot toast with us at this
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52. East southeast wind time.
around 11 mph becoming west northwest after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 21 mph. Chance of precipitation • The chair is empty; they are not here.
is 70%.
• The candle is reminiscent of the light of hope, which
Sunday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms, then lives in our hearts to illuminate their way home, away
showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after noon. Partly
sunny, with a high near 72. Breezy, with a west wind 14 to 24 from their captors, to the open arms of a grateful nation.
mph, with gusts as high as 34 mph. Chance of precipitation
• The American flag reminds us that many of them may
is 60%.
never return and have paid the supreme sacrifice to
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and insure our freedom.
thunderstorms before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low
around 46. West wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as • Let us pray to the Supreme Commander that all of our
26 mph. comrades will soon be back within our ranks.
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 76. West southwest wind
7 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. • Let us remember and never forget their sacrifice. May
God forever watch over them and protect them and
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 46.
their families.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 80.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 77. If you would like to take a somber view the POW/
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 83. MIA table, go to the VFW Post #3107 in Glasgow.

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 Downtown
Downtown
D &G
SportS & WeStern
Glasgow
Glasgow
Dawgs chew up the Spartans
By Mike Brandt
It took Glasgow a while to put its first touchdown on
the scoreboard Friday when the Scotties went to Baker
for a non-conference football game, but hen time ran out
if the Glasgow coming away with a 46-12 victory.
The first score came after the Dawgs defense
blocked a Baker punt on the 4-yard line. Jesse Lee took
the handoff from quarterback Loden Idler on the first
play from scrimmage to score the first touchdown of the
contest.
“I don’t think we got off the bus very well,” said
third-year Glasgow coach Patrick Barnett on KLTZ
Coaches Corner. “We got off the bus kind of sluggish.”
Glasgow (3-0, 1-0) was plagued with penalties with
two flags thrown in the Scotties first possession with the
ball. They Scotties finished with 14 penalties for 114 yards.
The Dawgs defense stepped up when Baker got
to the Glasgow 7-yard line. Mayson Phipps sacked the
Spartans quarterback back on the 10, giving Baker a
4th and 6 situation. The Spartans elected to pass on the
down, which was knocked down in the end zone, giving
Glasgow the ball on the 10.
Glasgow wasted very little time in scoring when Idler
found Ashton Potter open for a 67-yard TD. Idler ran in
the two-point conversion to give the Dawgs a 14-0 lead.
The second quarter was huge for Glasgow as the
Scotties put up two more touchdowns to take a 30-6
halftime lead. Glasgow’s defense also stepped up again,
stopping Baker three times in the red zone. Baker did
get a touchdown when the Spartans intercepted an Idler
pass and returned it for a score. The pass went through
the arms of Colten Fast.
Dylan Nieskens set up the Scotties next touchdown
when the senior blocked a Baker punt. The ball went into
the end zone with idler falling on it. Glasgow led 22-6
after the two-point conversion.
After stopping the Spartans on the 19 it took
Glasgow three tries before putting more points on the
board. Idler ran the same play three times, as they say the
third time is a charm. It was for Idler as he scored from
22-yards out. The first try was inside the 10, but brought
back on a penalty. The second attempt was from 18 yards
out, also brought back on a penalty.
Fast intercepted a Baker pass to end the first half
of play. Kohl Kittleson also had a sack, while Dawson
Boland broke up two passes.
Baker returned the second half kickoff for a
touchdown, but the Scotties answered when Idler and
Potter teamed up for a 17-yard TD, completing a 60-yard
drive on 10 plays.
Tatum Hansen scored the final touchdown on a
52-yard run. The freshman also ran in the two-point
conversion.
The game was closer than the score indicated as
Baker controlled the line of scrimmage with some long
drive. Glasgow had good field position for most of the
game.
“It didn’t feel like we won 46-12,” said Barnett. “They
controlled field position and the clock. We’ve been in this
situation before.”
Idler finished with 79 yards rushing on seven carries.
Lee had 69 yards on 10 carries. Hansen had the one carry
for 52 yards. Glasgow racked up 341 total yards with 115
coming in the air.
Baker was held to 169 total yards.
Glasgow is back on the road, traveling to Cut Bank
tonight.
“On defense they run a 4-4 instead of a 4-3 like they
have in the past,” said Barnett. “They have some pretty
good tight ends, a pretty good quarterback, and running
backs. We want to keep doing what we have been doing.
We want to dominate the clock and the front seven.”
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 Valley County
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Valley County is updating its Growth Va
Policy/Plan. Please provide your input by Polic
completing this online survey:
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WILMINGTON, DE—The Biden campaign has grown https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ValleyCo https
concerned with all the Trump flotillas happening nearly every
weekend, gathering hundreds of enthusiastic supporters. So, Or you can pick up a hardcopy version from Or you
they’re fighting back with their own boat parade, but it’s just Biden
alone in a paddleboat in the middle of a lake.
the County Planning Office at the County the C
“Look at this great turnout today!” said Biden as he waved Courthouse.
to a completely empty pond. “Great to see all the enthusiastic
supporters here. Boy, I tell ya, I’m real excited to win this race and
serve as your class president. Go Auks, class of ‘61!”
Unfortunately, the event started to go south as Biden

Valley County
couldn’t pedal the boat without just spinning around in circles.
This also made him continually lose sight of his teleprompter on

Wants Your
the shore, so his speech oscillated between regal and coherent and
completely nonsensical.

Advice!
“I admit, this isn’t great optics,” said one adviser as Biden
spun around happily by himself in the pond yelling, “Wheeee!”
Aides were forced to end the parade early as a nearby Trump
flotilla sailed by and Biden tried to join it. “Oh, come on, man!”
Biden said as he was ushered to shore by the aides. Valley County is updating its Growth Va
In other Babylon Bee news, in what many are calling the Policy/Plan. Please provide your input by Polic
most popular executive order of all time, President Trump has completing this online survey:
ordered public schools to stop teaching anti-American history
classes, replacing them all with daily viewings of Top Gun, among
other classic pro-America movies where the Russians and other
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foes get crushed by the greatest country in the world.
The initiative calls for the replacement of the “inaccurate Or you can pick up a hardcopy version from Or you
and dumb” 1619 Project with the new “much cooler” “1986 the County Planning Office at the County the C
Project” where kids just watch Top Gun all day.
Courthouse.
“Schools brainwashing our kids with anti-American
propaganda? Not on my watch,” Trump told reporters. “Kids will
now have a much more accurate picture of America and will grow
up with a great image of how awesome our kick-[FLOWERBED]
country is. Plus, frankly, the movie is just rad.” Trump then started Celebrating Constitution Week
imitating the opening guitar licks while he played an air guitar. Glasgow Mayor Becky Erickson signed a proclamation
Other movies included in the new curriculum include for Constitution Week (September 17th-23rd) with
these classics, each of which Trump called a “fine, historically members of Milk River Chapter Daughters of the
accurate, pro-America movie”: Rocky IV; Red Dawn; The Patriot; American Revolution, Lorna Henze, DOR Vice
Independence Day; Team America: World Police; Air Force One; Regent, and Elinor Lindsey, DOR Secretary. This
Home Alone 2; and The Apprentice, Season 1. week marks the 233rd anniversary of the drafting of
Democrats were forced to condemn Top Gun after the the Constitution of the United States of America. All
announcement, saying they much prefer better ’80s movies like American citizens are asked to reaffirm the ideals
Superman IV and Grease 2. the Framers of the Constitution had in 1787.
 VALLEY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
INFLUENZA CLINICS
STAFF AND RESIDENT ONLY
Thursday, September 17th 9 am – 11 am Milk River Inc.
Tuesday, September 22nd 9 am – 11 am Prairie Ridge Village
Wednesday, September 23rd 9 am – 11 am Nemont Manor
Wednesday, October 7th 9:30 am – 10: 30 am Fort Peck Administration Building

PUBLIC SCHOOL STAFF ONLY

Thursday, October 8th
Wednesday, October 14th
Tuesday, October 27th
Wednesday, October 28th
Wednesday, October 28th
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Lustre Elementary School
3:45 pm – 4:30 pm Hinsdale Public School
8:30 am -10:30 am Glasgow Irle Elementary
11:30 am – 1:30 pm Glasgow Eastside Middle School
2 pm- 4:30 pm Glasgow High School

Starting October 1st, flu vaccines will be available for children and at high risk adults at
the Health Department. These are by appointment only with limited spaces available.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Tuesday, October 6th
Tuesday, October 6th
Wednesday, October 7th
Wednesday, October 7th
Thursday, October 8th
Tuesday, October 13th
Wednesday, October 14th
Thursday, October 15th
Tuesday, October 20th
Thursday, October 22nd
Tuesday, October 27th
Wednesday, October 28th
Thursday, October 29th
Tuesday, December 8th
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2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Saint Marie Town Hall
8 am – 9 am Fort Peck Town Hall
11:30 am – 12:30 pm Nashua Senior Citizen Center
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Lustre Elementary School
8 am – 1 pm Glasgow Senior Citizen Center
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Hinsdale Legion Hall
8 am – 1 pm Glasgow Senior Citizen Center
10 am - 1 pm Glasgow Senior Citizen Center
10 am - 1 pm Glasgow Senior Citizen Center
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The Montana Department of Commerce launched
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