Jim Beckwourth Elite Liar and Indian Fighter in Rocky Memoir
The article recounts Jim Beckwourth as a famed yet infamous trapper and Indian fighter of early Rocky Mountain days. It notes his self proclaimed lineage, his journeys with General Ashley and Edward Rose, his marriage to Crow women, and his daring rescue of Thomas Fitzpatrick’s party, framed in a period newspaper voice.
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Jim Beckwourth
Rockies
T. D. Bonner
Virginia
General Ashley
St. Louis
Eliza
James
Edward Rose
Missouri
Yellowstone
Beckwourth
Washington Irving
Astoria
Rose
United States
Wind River Country
Illinois
Jim Bridger
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Robert Campbell
Ashley
Colorado
Sublette
Jackson
Jedediah Smith
Job
Crows
Stuart
Wellington
Waterloo
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Charles A. Warfield
Brotherton
American Fur Co
Patrick
Greenwood
Papa Big Bowl
Eliza Big Bowl
Blackledge
Stillwater
Blackfish
Big Bowl
Bridger
Paris
Ford Orders Eight State Agencies to Restructure Operations
Gov. Sam C. Ford issued executive orders reorganizing eight state departments and institutions to boost efficiency. The plan merges divisions at the livestock, road, and public service agencies, shifts funds, cuts staff at the soldiers' home, and requires a resident physician for the Boulder training school. It covers changes to the board of equalization, the motor vehicles registrar, bail insurance, and related bodies to streamline tax, land, and dairy operations.
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Deer Lodge
Sam C. Ford
Committee On
Livestock Commission
Board of Equalization
State Soldiers’ Home
Boulder
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Hail Insurance Board
Livestock Sanitary Board
State Board of Equalization
Livestock Commission Fund
Soldiers’ Home
Columbia Falls
Dudley Jones
Paul Raftery
Commission
Ford
Department of Agriculture Economics of
Montana State College
Ray S. Conger
Grand Army of the
Howard Griffen
Bail Insurance Board
States Highway Policy Driven by Federal War Departments
Montana highway plans for fiscal year 1943 will be guided by the secretaries of war and navy. About 5 million dollars is allocated with 3.7 million from federal funds and 1.3 million from state funds. Maintenance work proceeds with existing funds, while new construction is restricted to federally designated routes.
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Secretaries of War and Navy
United States Public Roads Administration
State Highway Department
Howard W Holmes
Montana
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Highway Commission
War and Navy Departments
Holmes
Montana Guard to Build Motor Storage Building
An allotment of 21000 dollars will fund a motor storage building at Fort Harrison camp for the Montana national guard. Construction is to begin before April 1 and the 65 by 150 foot hollow tile building will house about 169 motor vehicles returned from federal service.
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Montana National Guard
Fort Harrison
Adjutant General's Office
Montana Regiment
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George W. Keyser
Western Air Lines
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Butte
Nevada
California
Ann Thomas
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Washington
Montana Guard
Lory Sez
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