Missouri Holds Buried Treasure in River Wrecks
Damming of the Missouri River at Fort Peck may allow salvage of sunken steamboats valued in the millions. Since 1819 countless wrecks lie under shifting sands and old channels with cargoes of pelts gold dust whisky and merchandise, potentially recoverable if locating treasure becomes feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
War Department
Missouri River
Montana
Idaho
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Peckham
Fort Peck Dam
Hiram M. Chittenden
Missouri
Yellowstone
Yellowstone River
Thomas Jefferson
American Fur Co
George Washington
Council Bluffs
Assinniboine
Bismarck
N. D
Sibley Island
Maximilian, Prince of
Louisville
Virginia City
Aldergulch
Louisville Bend
Sioux City
Kate Swinney
Fort Union
Pierre Chouteau Jr
Osceola
Board picks Schoenfeld and Shoultes to FCA board terms
William A. Schoenfeld dean of agriculture at Oregon State College and Harvey R. Shoultes dairyman and cooperative leader begin new terms on the Farm Credit Administration board in January. Shoultes was elected by Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana Federal Land Bank borrowers. Schoenfeld was appointed by Gov. Hill to represent agriculture and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Schoenfeld
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Harvey R. Shoultes
Chehalis
Wash
Faifue Credit Administration
Spokang
Shoultes
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Dean Schoenfeld
F. F. Hill
FCA
Agriculture
Chinaman Leaves Estate of 33000 in Beaverhead County
When Tommy Haw died in Beaverhead county about 15 years ago he owned portions of mining claims totaling 33 759 dollars. A will left all his goods to Mrs Mary Gray with her husband as executor. Danierant, Haw s mining partner, sought to overturn the will claiming an oral agreement and loaned money to Haw. Haw s wife faced a legal challenge to the estate s administration as the case moved through court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Haw
Grant
Gray
Supreme Court
Thomas Haw
Elkhorn
Daniel Grant
Boston & Montana Development Co
Mary Gray
Tommy Haw
Ieee Pomneans
Dillon
Danierant
Federal denial ends Montana request for longer duck season
Gov Roy E Ayers sought Dec 1 to 15 extra days for Montana hunters to chase northern flights. Ira N Gabrielson of the federal bureau refused, citing precedent and other states seeking extra seasons. Montana’s season faced poor hunting due to warm weather and earlier changes from Oct 22-Dec 5 to Oct 1-Nov 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Biological Survey
Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Ira N. Gabrielson
Federal Bureau
Fish and Game Department
State Department
Missoula Girl Wins 4-H Canning Scholarship at National Congress
Five girls at the National 4-H Club congress in Chicago earned scholarships for canning 31,838 pints of produce and meats over eight years. Anne Stiegler of Missoula canned 10,907 pints and stored 845 pounds of produce, valued at about 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth A. Kerr
2 Ass Jar Company
Clara Nell Lavender
Jefferson, Ga
Anne Stiegler
Missoula
English Rice Pudding Recipe From Old Measurements
A traditional rice pudding recipe instructs to simmer in a double boiler with milk rice sugar and salt. The rice absorbs the milk over about two hours with intermittent stirring then continues to cook until tender. Finish by molding and topping with whipped cream and jam.
Legendary Frontiersman Uncle Jim Kennedy Remembered
The Montana pioneer James H Kennedy known as Uncle Jim Kennedy is recalled for a 1853 solo trek from the Mississippi to the Pacific by map of Kit Carson. He fought Indians in Oregon and California, later settled in Montana, and left seven children and many grandchildren.
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Main Range
Rockies
Kit Carson
Montana
James H. Kennedy
Belgrade
Uncle Jim" Kennedy
Jim” Kennedy
Mississippi Tiver
Pacific
Clayton County
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Kennedy
California
Rogue River
Eureka
Calif
Tlamath
Gallatin’ Valley
Tangerine Cranberry Salad Molded Dessert Recipe
Soften gelatine in cold water then simmer cranberries in water until tender. Dissolve gelatine with salt, add sugar, then strain and cool. Fold in tangerine sections celery and nuts. Pour into rinsed molds and chill. Read the Classified Advertisements.
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Lentfer Bros. Taxidermists
Livingston
Leene
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte
McCarroll’s
School OF Beauty
Jessie M. Grefig
Mer
Granite St
Mills Novelty Company
Dept. G. Box
Great Falls
Slayton Laboratory
Loma
Mont
Richardson
Cawke City
Kansas
Pasco
Pasco Winery
Ralph Trout
Lander Wyoming
Everett
Seattle
Whillans
Rockefeller, Everett, Wash
Columbia Basin
Edwin Leland
Moses Lake
Fairfield
R. E. Hassard
C. E. Spurgin
Billings
Frary & Burlingame
Price
Miles City
Holstetter Holstein Farm
Bevis Orchards
Tonasket, Wash
L. L. Spafford
Drayton
N. Dak
Rene
Jenny Matteson
Box
Sheridan
Wyo
London Fur CO
E. Colfax
Denver
Colo
MR. Ball
Pleasant
South Bend
A. I. Nelson
Rudyard
Alaska Junk Company
Fouth
Adams St
Spokane
Palestine
Texas
Universal Service
G. P.O
New York City
Ee Finance’ CO
Mon
Paul Kayed
East 42Nd Street
New York, N, Y
Calvert
Calvert “Reserve
Pegan Deal Distillers Corp
Ee Printing Machinery
Firet
Eee
Pacific Stamp Works
Sprague Av
Helena
General Electric
ELGIN
Co. M. Campbell
Clarissa Ave
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Farm Credit Board of Directors
England
Chinaman
Cash
James Kennedy
Middle West
South America
New York
Minnesota
Gous
Schenley Ues Corporation
N.Y C
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