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Choteau Acantha in Choteau, Montana

23 Mar 1922

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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

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Mar 23, 1922

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Back-Trailing on the Old Frontiers

Captain Gray and John Ledyard helped open Oregon by trading at Nootka and on the Columbia. The 1787 Boston venture, Gray’s global voyage, and Jefferson’s later Lewis and Clark plan solidified U.S. claims while Vancouver and Russian interests contested coastal sovereignty.

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Seven Godfathers of the Butte Hungry Help 8000 for Three Months

The Butte Relief association led by seven prominent figures fed 8000 people for three months during mine closures. Key backers include C W Siderfin, William Daly, Arthur Perham, Arthur Merkle, J E Murphy, Paul Gow and Lester Frink. Community donations exceeded the $30,000 monthly goal, with mining firms adding matching funds.

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Butte Butte Relief Association C. W. Siderfin W. A. Clark Mining William B. Daly Anaconda Copper Mining Company Arthur Perham Montana Detroit Motor Car Arthur Merkle J. E. Murphy Davis-Daly Mine Paul A. Gow Butte Chamber of Commerce Lester Frink North Butte Mining Company Salvation Army Daly Dolar Re- Hef Association
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