Old Jim Bridger Immortal in American West
The article cement Bridger as a central West figure, detailing his role with General Dodge on Union Pacific surveys, his mapping feats, and fort building. It notes his tall yarns and mix of fact and fiction, his multiple wives, burial in Kansas City, and a million dollar suit over The Covered Wagon portrayal.
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Grenville M. Dodge
Union Pacific
James Bridger
General Dodge
Bridger
Old Jim” Bridger
George Gore
Rocky Mountain Campfire
Old Jim
Salt Lake
Gran’ Canyon
Arthur Chapman
United States
Mississippi
Virginia Bridger Hahn
Kansas City
Kans
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Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Tully Marshall
St. ’ Great Lakes
Gulf
St. Lawrence
Missis
Texas
Southwest
California
Canada
Pacific Northwest
Louisiana Purchase
St. Louis
Columbia
Lewis and Clark
Missouri
Rockies
Manuel Lisa
Manuel
Missouri Fur Company
John Jacob Astor
New York
American Fur Company
Astor
Astoria
China
Lisa
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Virginia
William H. Ashley
Ashley
Smith
Jackson
Provost
Sublettes
Fitzpatrick
Campbell
Beckwourth
Jim
Kansas
Montana
South Pass
Wyoming Rockies
Great Salt Lake
Yellowstone
John Colter
Milton Soublette
Fort Bridger
Black Fork
Green River
Utah
Lees Trail
Ft. Bridger
Jackson County
Virginia Bridger
Albert Wachsman
Captain Wachsman
Frank Hahn
Washington Park Cemetery
Rocky Mountain
Sir George Gore
Jim Bridger
Sir George
Gore Range
Poisoned Syrup Suggested To Destroy Household Ants
The USDA entomology bureau advocates arsenate of soda poisoned syrup as an effective ant killer with safety cautions. It outlines preparation 125 grains per pint, boiling, straining, and applying with sponges, plus cleaning to remove attractants and cautions about flammables and avoiding nonlethal baits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Celeriac Best Used as a Vegetable Says USDA
The celeriac or knot celery root is eaten for its roots rather than stalks. It is prepared by paring, slicing, parboiling, then boiling thirty minutes. A light white sauce is made with butter flour salt and milk to serve with the root.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooked Cucumbers Described As Savory Dishes
The U S Department of Agriculture says cucumbers make a tasty cooked vegetable. Methods include steaming in a colander, serving with white sauce, stuffing with seasoned bread crumbs, mashing with butter, frying lengthwise halves, and sautéing sliced cucumbers with onion in butter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Switzerland
France
Hungary
Roach Nuisance Reduced by Cleanliness
The United States Department of Agriculture says roaches avoid rooms with no valuable food materials. Keeping living rooms and drawers free of food odors, plus thorough cleanliness, reduces nuisance. Use sodium fluoride powder in crevices. it drives roaches out and kills them within hours.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Care of Canned Goods Warns Against Heat and Moisture
The USDA cautions that heat and excessive moisture damage jams jellies and canned fruits and vegetables. Store in clean dry cool storerooms on narrow shelves or lower kitchen shelves to ease inspection and reduce spoilage. The Farmers' Bulletin 1374 provides full guidance and can be requested while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States It of Agriculture
New Farmers’ Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
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