Ancient Smith River Valley A Neutral Ground For Tribes
The Smith River Valley in Meagher county Montana is described as historic ground where tribes designated a sanctuary for the sick and old. Legends speak of a council that created a neutral territory around White Sulphur Springs, attracting many tribes and early explorers who found ancient beads pottery and fossil remains in the area.
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Meagher County
Smith River Valley
Montana
Fray Mountain
Tne Cienr
Smith River
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Deep Creek
Mississippi
Mexico
Animal Kingdom
Registrant Found Too Old for U S Draft in Butte
John Cornelius Farrell registered in Helena at age 35 on October 16 then moved to Butte to work in mines. A birth certificate showed he was born May 30, 1904 making him 36 and ineligible for selective service.
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U. S
Butte Draft Board
John Cornelius Farrell
Helena
Farrell
Butte
Montanas scattered briefs from many towns across the state
A hail of short items lists posts by Scobey Lions on license tags, tax and census counts, duck stamps issued in Harlowton, turkey shipments to New York, and new officers for several Masonic and Eastern Star chapters. Observes railway freight up, school actions, and local club notes across multiple Montana communities.
Valley of the Mayas and Mound Builders Wars Chronology
Careful investigation notes the valley as a former home of the Mound Builders who mined flint and made war tools. Beads found resemble Mayan products and traces of Maya advance across the continent are claimed along with a legend of Queen Moo and a sphinx in Yucatan.
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Yucatan
Central America
Smith River
Egypt
Atlantis
Moo
Nile
Moh
Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Montana
United States
Arkansas River
Colorado
Red Land
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Security Number No Guarantee of Financial Worth
Helena Montana social security board official Olga Stromser warns that using social security account numbers for cashing checks does not prove financial responsibility. She explains account numbers track wages and ensure correct wage credits and insurance payments under federal and state programs.
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Olga Stromser
Helena
Social Security Board
Miss Stromset
Fingerprint Unit of Butte Police Largest in Montana
The Butte police fingerprint department is described as the largest and most active in Montana. About 100 people are fingerprinted monthly, with three prints taken per person one kept locally another sent to the FBI Washington clearing house and a third to the Montana state prison in Warm Springs. The file contains roughly 27 000 cards and daily prints arrive from the FBI and the state prison.
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Butte
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Buses Beyond City Limits Must Carry Passenger Safeties
Law states buses operating outside city limits with more than 10 passengers must carry a fire alarm or safety device.
Wind Drives Plant Fertilization Across Flowering Species
Wind is the principal natural agent aiding fertilization for many flowering plants, though several species rely entirely on insects or other agents for pollination.
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Thomas Fleet
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Henry Fitchell
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Broadwater
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Red Cross
Oswald Walter
Robert Blewitt
H. J. McGuinn
McGuinn
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Twodot
State Railroad Commission
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Cat Creek Rifle and Pistol Club
T. Wels
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Bob Barber
Joe F. Neil
Plenty Wood
Dan Egger
Outlook
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Rowan
Lawrence Reed
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid
C. L. Beers
W. O. Sletten
C. J. Morgan
H. L. Kemp
Fort Benton
Chouteau County Medical Association
D. J. Cooper
Big Sandy
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RED Lodge
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