The Little People and the Stone Arrowheads Mystery
The passage argues stone arrowheads across Montana and much of North America predate known Indian crafts. It cites archaeologists and Chief Plenty Coups asserting the “Little People” made the stones, with Crow arrows long bone-based before iron trade goods arrived. It notes iron arrows became common after white traders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plenty Coups
C. E. Marshall
Livingston
Chief Plenty Coups
United States
Sisterhood of Nations
Frank B. Linderman
Linderman
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Missouri River
Great Falls
Missouri
Max Big Man
The
Crows
Emigrant
Upper
Buffalo Jumps
Sidney A. Nesbit
Dempsey Gibbons Fight Aired In Shelby July Fourth 1923
The 15 round Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout in Shelby drew heavy publicity and financial trouble. Dempsey won on points amid promoter disputes and a chaotic run up, while Gibbons earned hero status for lasting the distance.
Landsrud Dies Sudden at Butte Hotel
Carl W. Landsrud 49, former Great Falls division manager for Continental Oil Co., collapsed in a Butte hotel after registering with family. He had led the Great Falls division since 1923 and spent 19 years with Continental. He and his wife planned a California move for health reasons.
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Carl W. Landsrud
Great Falls
Continental Oil Co
Butte
Landsruds
California
Mr. Landsrud
Continental and Mutual Oil Companies
Continental Company
Landsrud
Atlantic Refining Co
Iowa
Continental Sales Department
John Strong
Monarch
H. B. Lake
John
Marjorie
Walnut Grove
Calif
Shelby's boxing boom and the Dempsey Gibbons venture
Promoters led by Mayor Jimmy Johnson and state commander Lou Molumby aimed to stage a world heavyweight bout in Shelby Montana. Dempsey trained in Great Falls while Gibbons set up in Shelby, drawing hundreds of writers and massive fan interest. Despite huge crowds and receipts of 201 485 dollars, finances faltered and Shelby moved on, remaining a growing but modest town.
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Dempsey VS
Gibbons
Shelby
Dempsey Gibbons
Dempsey
Jimmy Dougherty
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Tommy
Jack
Tom
Kearns
Lance
Montana
Gene Lane
Lewistown
Great Falls
Frank Walker
Butte
Pictorial
Twin Cities
Chicago
Denver
Eddie Kane
Frank
Tom Walker
Joe
Charlie Mudro
Abe Delavage
Dr. F. A. Ironside
Pullman
Jimmy Johnson
Lou Molumby
State Legion
Johnson
Siberia
Podunk
Jimmy
Mike Collins
Champion
Esson
United States
Little
Hokum
Great Northern Railway
Jacks
Manassa Mauler
Fistiana
Unwritten rule has Bronxville taxi drivers wearing coats
Report notes a longstanding custom in Bronxville New York where taxi drivers keep coats on at all times as an unwritten law. The practice is described as traditional and observed despite changing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville, N. Y
Seven women named assistant collectors in tax service
Seven women have been appointed as assistant collectors in the reorganized British income tax service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Income Tax Service
Hidden Buffalo Jump Cliff Debris Reveals Ancient Story
Archaeologists decipher fragments found at the foot of the buffalo jump cliffs to reveal an ancient narrative. The debris yields potential inscriptions and artifacts suggesting ceremonial practices linked to the site. Researchers note preservation challenges and plan further excavations with regional historians.
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Elno
Montana
American
Buffalo-Jump
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Buffalo Jump
Montana Ring Tales
Don Prudden
New York
Art Merkle
Roy Murray
Roy
Prudden
Merkle
Stone Valley
Mgr
Nesbit
Madison
Gallatin
Sun River
Teton County
Henry Lentier
Emigrant Gulch
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Logan
Teton
Sunriver
Lentier
C. W. Landsrud
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