Montana metals production doubles in 1935 survey
The U S Bureau of Mines reports Montana’s five principal metals gold silver copper lead and zinc valued at 30 918 228 in 1935 up from 14 439 363 in 1934 driven by copper and lead zinc ore from Butte and widespread gold ore gains. Gold output rose to 151 088 ounces silver to 9 322 951 ounces copper to 154 957 470 pounds lead to 31 177 525 pounds and zinc to 109 561 477 pounds with copper value increasing to 12 861 470 and Anaconda Copper nearly all state production.
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Bureau of Mines
Montana
Bureau
Butte
Anaconda Company
Canaries and Saints Aid Italian Peasant Family
Pepita, an 11 year old girl, watches her father Giacomo crippled by factory injury plunge their Italian family into poverty. She plans to seek help from San Filippo, inspired by a neighbor’s canary miracle, hoping a large candle will cure Babbo and restore their steady life.
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F Y Moruzzo
Giacomo Gaddi
America
Pepita
Babbo
Gaddi
Giacomo
Come
Umberto
Agostino
Donatello
Gaddis
Maria
Cassone
Trousseau
Lamb
Bianchina
San Filippo
Callaway Argues Sacajawea Was Bannack Not Snake or Shoshone
Lew L. Callaway, former Montana supreme court chief justice and history student, contends Sacajawea was Bannack rather than Snake or Shoshone. He notes meeting Lewis and Clark near Horse Prairie and cites Bannack claims across Beaverhead Madison Gallatin counties, with clues from 1805 and 1853 history.
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Charboneau
Poedition
Pacific
Lew L. Callaway
Supreme Court of
Montana
Northwestern
Lewis and Clark
Horse Prairie
Re Camaweahwait
Callaway
Dakotas
Three Forks
Missouri River
Stevens
Beaverhead
Madison
Gallatin
Salmon River
Idaho
American Bureau of Ethnology
Tenday
Montana Supreme Court
Sitting Bull Diary Reflects Modesty on Scalping
The Smithsonian says Sitting Bull kept a diary but did not record scalping of enemies. Dr. Matthew Stirling notes the chief may have avoided offending jailers with a picture writing history of his life. He was held at Fort Randall prison during that period.
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Sitting Bull
Smithsonian Institution
Matthew S. Stirling
Fort Randall
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