Barry room bronze tablet honors photographer Barry at Cody ceremony
J D Scanlan presided as Wyoming and Cody officials unveiled a bronze Barry room memorial tablet for D F Barry of Superior Wisconsin a noted pioneer photographer of Indians. The event celebrated his frontier work and friendship with Buffalo Bill and Col Cody.
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D. F. Barry
Superior
Wis
Montana
Cody
Wye
Barry
Wyoming
J. D. Scanlan
Miles City Star
Col
Wm. F. Cody
West
Buffalo Bill
Tom Sawyer
David F. Barry
Joe
Cody A
Rain-in-the
Gall
John Grass
Sitting Bull
Spotted Eagle
Good Horse
Circling Bear
Crow King
Curley
Scout
Nelson A. Miles
George A. Custer
Sam Sturgess
George A. Cook
Alfred H. Terry
F. W. Benteen
E. S. Godfrey
George Forsyth
John Gibbons
Myles Keogh
Tom MacDougall
Charles Reynolds
Major McLaughlin
Billings
Leslie
Custer
Dave Barry
Northwest
Mr. Barry
Col. Cody
Coliseum Theatre
Chicago
New York
Madison Square Garden
Miles City
Pawnee
Bill
Inscription Honors David F. Barry Pioneer Photographer
Bronze tablet commemorates David F. Barry, famed pioneer photographer of noted Indians, admirer of Buffalo Bill Cody, with a room of historic and artistic pictures respectfully dedicated.
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Mr. Barry
David F. Barry
W. F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Concealing Gold Was Big Problem of Early Miners
The article recalls Montana mining days when gold dust served as exchange in absence of banks. It details concealment tricks by miners and traders, theft risks, and early attempts at banking led by Governor Hauser in Helena, plus stories of hidden ingots and gold belts.
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M. E. Plassmann
Utah
Montana
Bannack
Montana Post
Plummer
Knights of the Road
Washington
Virginia City
Salt Lake
Messrs
Hauser
Langford
Praiie
Helena
MacDonald Injured In Missoula Highway Crash
Kenneth MacDonald state superintendent of fisheries suffered a broken arm when his car plunged off the highway south of Missoula recently.
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MacDonald
Kenneth MacDonald
Missoula
First Recorded Electrical Experiment by Thales of Miletus
The earliest known experiment in electricity occurred about 60 years before Christ when Thales of Miletus rubbed amber and observed it attract light objects, signaling discovery of static electricity in ancient Greece.
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Christ
Thales
Miletus
Fruits and Vegetables Train would Stretch Over Sixty Miles
A single day’s supply of fruits and vegetables for New York City could fill a train exceeding 60 miles in length. The statistic highlights the vast daily food needs of the metropolis and the scale of distribution required.
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New York City
China totals over twenty billion cigarettes first half year
China reports more than 19.925 billion cigarettes produced or sold in the first half of the year, reflecting a high demand and robust tobacco industry activity across the country.
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China
Post Toasties Breakfast Ad Encourages Early Morning Start
Cheerful ad promotes Post Toasties with crisp toasted corn flakes. It highlights energy from each bowl and offers fruit or berry toppings. Readers are invited to join Post's Junior Detective Corps by sending box-tops to General Foods in Battle Creek Michigan for a badge, offer valid until October 13 1933.
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General Foods
Post
Inspector Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Manuel
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