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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana

17 Jul 1941

Page 7

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Big Timber Pioneer

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Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

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Jul 17, 1941

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7

Lights and War Echoes in a Finnish Beach Saga

Bella Taine counsels Jean Paanenen a shell shocked veteran to embrace America’s light as a path to healing. In a tense hunt through Deming mine, a storm and fear escalate until Bella leads a perilous rescue effort with a Finn battalion searching for Jean.

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Bella Taine America God Jean Europe Ellis Duryea New York Jean Paanenen Duryea Times Square Ellis Bella Moses Deming
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Huge gold bar produced at Marysville in 1919

The article recalls Nate Vestal of Helena and his Penobscot mine at Marysville producing a massive bar of gold and silver bullion weighing over 242 pounds with a value of 54262.62. It notes the mine’s history, Vestal’s influence in Helena, and later ventures including Alaska and California.

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Wilchey Oakland Calif Montana Nate Vestal Marysville Helena Penobscot Alta California Spring Valley Butte County California Thomas Cruse Cruse Vestal W. R. Rader Radersburg J. E. Murphy H. C. Nash W. H. Murphy Start Snowdrift and Penobscot Consolidated Mining Co John Longmaid Longmaid J. Henry Longmaid Black Hills Belmont Whippoorwillat Legion Alaska Forest Hill Butte
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Denver Foundry Debuts Two Inch Cannon for Indian Conflicts

One of the first products from Den ver's first iron foundry was a two inch cannon used to fight Indians. The average age of trees is estimated at about 250 years.

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Denver
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