Sacajawea Heroine of Lewis and Clark Century
A fragment outlines Sacajawea born circa 1787 on the Idaho Shoshone, guiding the Lewis and Clark expedition from the Missouri to the Pacific with Toussaint Charbonneau. It notes her bravery, child on her back, and the honors she later received in multiple monuments and memorials.
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Charboneau
John C. Luttig
Lisa’s Fur Co
Fort Manuel
Missouri River
Two
Dakotas
Sacajawea
Jefferson
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Mississippi
Pacific
Joan of Arc
Toussaint Charbonneau
Clark
Charbonneau
Pacific Ocean
Idaho
Cameahwait
Snake River
Rocky Mountains
Dakota Country
Otter
Lewis
Red
Brother
Fort Clatsop
Batiste
Tillamook
Rockies
Bozeman Pass
Mandan
Baby
Sacajawea Guides Lewis and Clark to Pacific Coast
The article recounts Sacajawea’s pivotal role in the Lewis and Clark expedition. She shelters, guides across the Missouri upriver, prevents loss of cargo, and identifies the three forks at Sapay as the party travels toward the Pacific. Her courage and leadership are highlighted amid hardship and changing loyalties.
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Sacajawea
Red Arrow
Missouri River
Charbonneau
Fur Ce
Mandan
Bismarck
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
France
Louisiana
Missippi
Rockies
St. Louis
Pacific
Mississippi
Saca
Batiste
Kee
Clark
Janey
Missouri
Great Falls
Missouri Canyon
Shadow Valley
York
Lewis
Rocky Mountains
Atcon
Ghost Cities of Montana May Become Tourists' Stop
A Montana dinner discussed making Virginia City Alder Gulch historic sites more accessible to visitors. Plans include restoring Adobe Town and marking graves of Captain Williams and Professor Thomas Dimsdale, with focus on Virginia City and Nevada City as key stops in a proposed tourist route.
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Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Adobe Town
Nevada City
James Williams
Vigilantes
Thomas Dimsdale
Montana
Virginia
Madison and
Ruby Valleys
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Ner
William Fairweather
Aldergulch
Captain Williams
Williams
Ruby Valley
State Capitol
Colorado
Elk City
Idaho
Fort Benton
Salt Lake
John
Busy Montana State senior Sally Hopkins elected student leader
Paradise resident Sally Hopkins, a senior history major at Montana State University, serves as vice president of the student body and chairs the ASMSU social committee. She is president of the Associated Women Students, on the Womens Athletic Association board, a Mortar Board member, and head of freshman and junior honors groups. She belongs to Delta Delta Delta sorority and plans a full senior year.
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Sally Hopkins
Paradise
Montana State University
Associated Women
Womens Athletic Association
Mortar Board
Miss Hopkins
Tannan-of-Spur
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Pioneer Teachers to be Honored in M E A Journal
The October issue of Montana Education will dedicate a tribute to teachers with 35 or more years of service in Montana. The Montana Education association marks its 50th annual convention October 26 27 and 28 in five cities.
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Montana
M. P. Moe
Montana Education Association
Montana Education
Great Falls
Missoula
Miles City
Livingston
Glasgow
Montana Teachers
Montana State Teachers Association
Moe
242 CROP CLAIMS APPROVED BY FEDERAL INSURANCE
G L Waring reports 242 crop indemnity claims totaling 121532 bushels of wheat approved by the state AAA office in Bozeman. He notes many claims already paid and others to follow. Largest losses in McCone Garfield Hill counties with substantial indemnities. statewide totals and future payments projected.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corp
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
G. L. Waring
AAA
Bozeman
McCone County
Waring
Garfield County
Hill County
Pondera
Fergus
Dawson
Cascade
United States
Anaconda Honors W. E. Mitchell With New Stadium
At a 7000 strong crowd, Anaconda unveiled Mitchell Stadium naming the facility for W. E. Mitchell, former general superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction works who designed the field. Great Falls also honors him by naming its Mitchell Pool after his legacy. Anaconda High School defeated the Maroons of Butte Bopperstat Catholic in the stadium dedication game.
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Anaconda
W. E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Anaconda Reduction Works
Great Falls
Butte Boperstat (Catholic
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
An old newspaper ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a nerve tonic for women. It claims to calm nerves and ease symptoms of female functional disorders, noting over sixty years of use and more than one million testimonials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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Wind River Indian Reservation
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America
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Schenley
New York City
M. E. A. Journal
Yor Vijlea Merchant
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