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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

5

Old Bill Williams the Lone Western Trapper and Missionary

Old Bill Williams ranged the Rocky Mountain frontier as a solitary trapper who sometimes joined bands for safety. He began as a Methodist circuit rider in Ohio, tried to convert Osage Indians, then embraced the Osage and Ute lifeways, becoming a famed loner and leader among trappers with rival warpaths and near-legendary escapes.

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Smithsonian seeks clean bill on Sitting Bull a mythic tale

A 19th century perspective questions Smithsonian claims of Sitting Bull as a heroic, modernized figure. The piece recalls Little Bighorn clashes, Rain-in-the-Face lore, and the harsh realities of the Sioux war era, arguing against sanitizing the chief’s reputation.

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Park Rangers Protect Glacier Bears From Tourists

Glacier National Park will strictly enforce a new regulation prohibiting feeding touching or molesting bears to protect wildlife. Park officials report many visitors fed bears last year and warn that such actions endanger both bears and humans.

Park Rangers Glacier National Park Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes George Miller Glacier Park Miller Jack Joe Louis Max Schmeling John L. Sullivan

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