California Joe the Frontier Scout and Myth Bust
The piece profiles Moses Embery Milner known as California Joe, a famed frontier scout who rode with Kit Carson and fought in Adobe Walls. It recounts his birth in 1829, travels from Kentucky to Missouri and California, his hallmarks as a rifle shot, and his death at Fort Robinson in 1876, noting a grandson authored biography and a quiet grave.
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Ned Bauntiine
Col. Prentiss Ingraham
California Joe
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Earle R. Forrest
Carten Printers, Ltd
Caldwell
Idaho
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California
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May
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Milners
America
Toro Brothers
Yorkshire
England
Virginian
Kentucky
Warren County
Missouri
Embree Milner
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Independence
Platte River
Fort Laramie
American Fur Company
Jim Baker
Yellowstone Country
Tance
Fort Union
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Carson
Adobe Walls
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Fort Riley
Watts
East Tennessee
Nancy Emma Watts
Plains
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Sacramento
Oragon
Benton County
West
Fortinson
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Penelope
Ulysses
Oregon
Washington
Virginia City
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Indiana
Nevada
Jenny
Phical
Black Hills
Red Cloud Agency
Pasappe
Rapid Creek
Rapid City
George Crook
Ronald G. Mackenzie
Red Cloud
Oglalas
Mackenzie
Dull Knife
Tom Ha
White River
V T. McGillyenddy
Crook
McGillycnddy
Berkeley
Calif
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill Hickok
Hickok
Wiki Bil
Cody
Post Cemetery
Westen Raibee
Roosevelt Tax Plans Stir Debate Over Big Business
The piece weighs the Rooseveltin tax proposals and a high 340 million figure tied to new rates. It notes treasury input was sidelined, Morgenthau’s opposition, and the sliding scale aimed at curbing big corporations. It links business tactics to political shifts and discusses Colebrook Connecticut funding battles and community resistance to federal road aid.
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Washington
Treasury
Parenthood
Morgenthau
Eee
AAA
House
Ways and Means Committee
America
United States Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Brain
Trustwin
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
House of Representatives
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Colebrook
Connecticuut
Massachusetts
Harold J. Ickes
White House
Carter Giasa
Virginia
Alva Adams
Colorado
Ickes
State Highway Commission
Cole Brook
Sam
Connecticut
Mulligan Faces Hard Duty in Family Crisis
Tim Mulligan, long-serving officer, returns from a patrol and faces a deadly night as a young suspect is captured. Lieutenant Murphy confronts Mulligan with the grave impact of his actions on his father and family, while colleagues note Mulligan’s unwavering sense of duty despite his age and personal strain.
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Tim Mulligan
Murphy
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Molly
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Jones
Cohen
Actson
Fairview
Edgemont
Tim Moulligen
Economical Feasibility of Cornptake Paper Production
The note questions if paper made from cornptake would be economical, suggesting the product would cost more than alternative materials and may not be viable as a market option.
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