Extermination of the American Buffalo and the Rise of Civilization
A historical narrative by E. A. Brininstool detailing the mass slaughter of the American buffalo from 1850 to 1883. It credits white hide hunters with devastating impacts on Plains tribes, the environment, and Indian life, while noting later conservation efforts and the remnant population.
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American Desert
Washington
Plains
Dodge City
Kans
Indian Bureau
Manitoba
Texas
Union Pacific Railroad
Try
White Rock
Solomon
Union Pacific
Henry Inman
Kansas
Phil Sheridan
Major Inman
Robert M. Wright
Western
Robert Wright
Charles Rath
Dodge
Santa Fe
oFrd County
Sitting Bull
Plaina
Prairies
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Canada
Aemaica
Civilization
Butte Bank Deposits Reach Record Peak in 1920s
Butte shows robust finances with deposits totaling 33,277,147.83 as of June 30, surpassing 1920 and last year. Metals Bank and Trust president J E Woodard notes per capita deposits around 560 for a 60,000 population, signaling strong local prosperity and higher money circulation.
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Washington
Ballatte
J. E. Woodard
Metals Bank and Trust Company
United States
Woodard
Butte
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E. A. Brininstool
Sharps
Walnut Creek
Pawnee Fork
White Rock Creek
Republican River
Wright
Richard Irving Dodge
Arkansas River
Buffalo Bill
Grand Duke
Alexis
Colonel Cody