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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1924

Page

3

Bumper Crops Help Northwest Banks Recovering

Treasury officials report bank failures west of the Mississippi fell from January to July as bumper wheat harvests bolster finance. Of 342 closures since January, 30 percent fewer in May than April and 25 percent fewer in June than May, with banks fortified to withstand upcoming credit strains.

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Tobey Riddle Heroine of the Modoc War

Tobey Riddle and her husband Frank Riddle served as interpreters during the Modoc peace talks. Tobey warned Com missioners of a planned massacre, rode to Captain Jack’s camp, and helped save the day as Canby and Thomas were killed, Meacham wounded, and the Modoc stronghold began retreating after days of fierce fighting.

Tobey Riddle Modoc United States Eral Gillem Washington E. R. S. Canby E. Thomas A. B. Meacham Jack Fairchild Boston Charley Bogus Charley Hooker Jim Dave Rock Frank Riddle Tobey Captain Jack Hot Creek Fairchild Ranch Canby Candy Ben Wright Black Jim Modocs J William Faithful Thomas Colonel Meacham L. S.tiger Riddle General Canby Dr. Thomas Meacham Dyer Rev. Thomas Col. Meacham L. S. Dyer John Schonchin Charley Boston Schonchin Schenchin Shack Nasty Jim Jim Salem Oregon Madoc

Discovery of Gold in Black Hills Celebrated in Pageant

A two day 50th anniversary pageant in Custer South Dakota honored H N Ross, the first to pan pay dirt at French creek on July 27 1874. The event featured a western style program with a pageant climax and a parade of industrial progress. A monument to Ross and a memorial for Mrs Annie Tallant were dedicated and funded.

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