Medals and memories from America's early coinage era
The United States mint issued bronze Presidential medals and other honors to celebrate leaders and wars from Washington to the Civil War era. The piece details designs, reverse inscriptions, and the roles of figures like Du Vivier, the Mohawk chief Black Partridge, and exploits from Yorktown to Fort Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
United States
Verbert Uoover
Washington
George Washington
Pierre Simon du Vivier
Jean du Vivier
du Vivier “le Pere
Aige
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
James K. Poll
Zachary Taylor
Millard Wilhore
Pierce
Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Columbia
William McKinley
Morgan
Harding
Congress
Mint
Army
Boston
Georgia
American Congress
Grmnlos
Aggertae
Liberty
Hastilius Primo Fugatis
Clits
Proctor
Ohio
Old Northwest
Croghan
General Grant
Commodore Vanderbilt
Admiral Dewey
War Department
David Rittenhouse
Philadelphia
Greenville
Jefferson
Black Partridge
Pottawatomie
Fort Penrhorn
Captain Heald
Fort Dearborn
Wather
Fort Wayne
Wyoming Topics From 1929 News Of Coal, Sheep And Officials
Wyoming reports show 1929 coal output 6,548,902 tons valued at 16.7 million with Sweetwater County leading. Sheep forage exceeds 600000 head on Rock Springs winter range. three Wyoming men named for land office registers. Dr. R A Hocker resigns as state game and fish commissioner after term end. Sugar warehouse fire at Torrington damages 95000 bags. 70 percent salvageable. Odd Fellows leader installed in Laramie. Union Pacific supervisor earns five year salary raise. Livestock grazing data for 1923, Wyoming Health Officers elected. town of Afton fined for animal cruelty. KDFN radio opens in Casper. real estate board organized in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
State Supreme Court
Charles Aragon
Jess Large
Hol Large
Riverton
Wyoming
Sweetwater
Ira Kirby
Buffalo
Wyo
Mart T. Christensen
Cheyenne
Joseph T- Booth
Evanston
R. A. Hocker
Frank C. Emerson
Pregs
Hocker
Torrington
Holly Sugar Corporation
Charles H. Hunter
Walder
Colo
Odd Fellows
Laramia
Walden Lodge of Odd Fellows
Omaha
J. E. Scott
Union Pacific Car Department
Union Pacific
Forester
J. L. Wicks
Wyoming Health Officers’ Association
Wicks
Chester J. Harria
Basin
N. G. Nelson
J. H. Goodnough
Rock Springs
W. H. Hassed
Afion
Tustica of the Peace
Herman Hyde
A. Porter Clark
Gene Williamson
Marhal
Casner
KDFN
E. W. Rowell
W. F. Wilkerson
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Aiso
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as easing sour stomach and acidity, calming digestive organs and coating tongue signals, with a warning that it is not for children. It claims each spoonful neutralizes multiple times its volume in acid, urging readers to get the genuine Phillips product.
The Average Woman Spends Time More Than Money
A historical note observes that the average woman dedicates more hours to beauty routines than to spending money, reflecting social standards and daily life in the era.
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Shay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watson
Jgrapem Society
du Vivier
Continental Congress
Daniel Morgan
Cowpens
Nathaniel Greene
Lord Cornwallis
Malty
Yorktown
Commodore Preble
England
Isaac Aull
Jacob Jones
Stephen Decatur
Willam Bainbridge
Oliver Hazard Perry
Jesse D. Aliout
James Lawrence
William Burrows
Trent
Edward McCall
Robert Henley
Stephen Cassin
Thomas MacDonough
Johnston Blakeley
Lewis Warrington
Charles Stewart
James Biddle
William Weary Harrison
Isaac Shelby
Kentucky
Battle of the Thames
George Rogers Clark
Fort Stephenson
Bis
Tecumseh
GOC
Fioover
General Croghlt
United Mine Workers of America
Dines
George Young
Martin Houston
Philips of
Will S
Dean
Dean’s
Francys Wittmen
Miami Ave
Kanuans City
Karsas
Azya
Joan
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. R. Smith
Lansing Streer
St. Johns
Michigan
Galt Lake City
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