Sakakawea and the Lewis and Clark Legacy in Montana
A historical piece credits Stella M Drumm for locating the Luttig Journal confirming Sakakawea's death in 1812 at Fort Manuel and highlights guardian records for her children. It praises her character, cites Wheeler and Brackenridge, and urges Montana to fund commemorative monuments in Helena and at Three Forks, with Iowa and Congress already supporting Shaft memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella M. Drumm
Missouri Historical Society
John C. Luttig
Missouri Fur Company
St. Louis
Sakakawea
Fort Manuel
Missouri River
Luttig
Charbonneau
Losetti
William Clark
David V. Walker
Stella M Drumm
Charbone
Prince Maximilian
Lewis and Clark
Wheeler
Brackenridge
Montana
Helena
Iowa
Congress
Floyd
Sioux City
Washington
Capitol Grounds
Portage Camp
Great Falls
Three Forks
Panama 110th Grand Champion Hereford At Chicago Exposition
The Panama 110th bull bred by A. B. Cook of Townsend Montana won the grand championship among Herefords at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Cook's herd earned 16 awards including second in aged herd and two best bulls. Alberta Panama shown by Boggs and Son placed fourth in 20 aged bulls. Andrew J. Mettler won a silver cup for best bred carload of Hereford cattle using Panama genetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
America
Chicago
Montana
Panama
A. B. Cook
Townsend, Mont
Alberta
Toronto
C. A. Boggs
Townsend
United States
Canada
All
Cuba
Montana Cattle Breeding and Irrigation Projects Highlight Montana Progress
Col E H Taylor Jr of Grankfort NY extols Montana cattle as a natural result of altitude lime and climate. Plains irrigation uses individual electric pumps for 2700 acres with low cost per acre foot and expanding electric ranges and power facilities. The era sees new roads, Mystic Lake plant plans, 15000 hp capacity, 1 million cost in 1924, and community upgrades led by Montana Power Company including public appliance sales and fish hatchery support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern ‘Pacific
Plains
Clark’s Fork
Montana
Union Electric Company of
Dillon
Sheridan
Dillon Company
Stillwater
Fishtail
Mystic Lake
Beartooth
Butte
Great Falls
John D. Ryan
America
Montana Power reports gradual Montana recovery in 1922 review
Frank M Kerr vice president of Montana Power says 1922 output nears 100 million kWh for December and December 1921 was 44 million. The system spans 2000 miles of lines serving 60 towns, with 360000 people, and supports rising mining and industrial activity across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kerr
Montana Power Company
Frank M. Kerr
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
Montreal
Canada
Long Island Sound
Montana
Thue
Carpenter Creek
Melstone
Musselshell County
Deer Lodge
Neihart
American Zinc and Lead Company
Red Lodge
Northwestern Improvement Company
Montana Power ‘Service
Bear, Creek
Bear Creek
Montana Coal and Trant Company
Plains
Paradis
Northwestern cattle may reach Chicago faster via New Brighton
Northwestern range cattle will reach Chicago quicker if fed at New Brighton rather than South St Paul. Several through shipments have been delayed three to four days at South St Paul due to car shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Brighton
South St. Paul
South St Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cook
E. H. Taylor, Jr
Grankfort
Great Falla
Felton Fur CO
Peak St
Hampshires
Charles O. Robinson
Charles O. Robinson & Co
Clay, Robinson & Co
Robinson
A. W. Thomas
Hastings, Neb
Charles 0. Robinson
C. Koehler CO
Charles C. Robinson & Co
Omaha
Minneapolis
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