Pistol Blood and Bloodshed in the Eagle Stampede
The Coeur d Alene gold rush era tale recounts Eagle City and Murray during 1884 85 with desperate fortunes and brutal violence. Desperadoes, gamblers, and claim disputes fueled frequent gunplay as miners faced starvation cold and lawlessness in a brutal winter of snow and whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Eldorado
Railroad and
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Eagle
Murray
Eagle City
Coeur d’Alenes
Trout Creek
Northern Pacific
Old Baldy Mountain
Jack Enright
Henry Bernard
Ferguson
Tom Steele
Portland
Ore
Coy
Coy & Hess
Coy Hess
Head
Bamboo Windbreak Advantage in Storms Revealed
Fragments describe bamboo forming stronger windbreaks than other plants in violent storms. Clumps shield against hurricane force winds while other vegetation tears away, highlighting bamboo’s resilience compared with French tea garden uprootings.
Indians Rise From End Of Trail To New Era In Population
Census figures show American Indian population at 361 816 in 1940, a 6.2 percent rise since 1930, with a legacy of leadership and culture. Floyd W. LaRouche notes a resurgence of Indian culture, economy, and spirit as tribes expand land holdings and civic status, signaling a shift from the end of the trail to a hopeful era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North America
War Stanton
Floyd W. LaRouche
Indian Service
Congress
Red Man
Will Rogers
Charles Curtis
Zane Gray
Acee Blue Eagle
Jim Thorpe
LaRouche
Pattern 302 A Slenderizing Day-Long Frock
A vintage fashion note highlights Pattern 302 by Claire Tilden offering a slim daytime frock with front and back seams a darted waistline yokes pockets and bias cut options. The pattern includes two short sleeve versions and ric rac detailing. Send 15 cents pattern MLN 70 Fifth Avenue New York 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Pattern Department Mln
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Shrimp Tartlets and Prune-Orange Bavarian Delights
Shrimp tartlets and prune orange Bavarian are among the春 recipes offered. Shrimp dish uses onion, celery, peas and bread crumbs with a broth and garnish of radish roses and olives. Prune orange Bavarian blends gelatine with prune and orange juices, whipped cream, prunes and orange sections served chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Donaldson
Stevensville
Cheese and Corn Souffle Recipe from Mrs Kamps
A historical recipe for a cheese and corn soufflé instructs melting butter and flour, then whisking in milk, cooking until thick, and folding in cheese, corn, and egg yolks. Egg whites are folded in and the dish is baked in a buttered dish over hot water at 325 degrees. Recipe credits Mrs. A. E. Kamps of Froid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E.*kamps
Jellied Chicken Loaf Recipe From Historic Card
A fragment describes a jellied chicken loaf using a hen 5 to 6 pounds or alternatives with veal shank, olives, pimientos, celery, and hard boiled eggs. It instructs cooking the hen in salted water with onion and celery tops, then clarifying broth, soaking gelatin in cold water, adding to broth, and assembling the meat with chopped vegetables.
Indians as Business Leaders Rise in Reservations
The article cites La Rouche noting Indians show economic wisdom and profits, with cattle sales profits up over 1000 percent in seven years. It discusses state laws on Indian matters, voting rights barriers, and new policies allowing full worship and traditional rites like the snake and sun dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRouche
Ella's Drop Cookies Recipe by Mrs. Ella Brink
A recipe for drop cookies from Mrs. Ella Brink of Alberton. The instructions mix cinnamon with sugar, cream butter and eggs, then add flour, luke warm water with dissolved soda, vanilla, and raisins or dates. Drop by spoonful and bake in a very hot oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella’s
Ella Brink
Alberton
Elk and Rancher Case Ended in Dismissal
The state case against Augusta rancher C. R. Rathbone over alleged threats with machine guns to control elk on his property was dismissed after two years of litigation. Judge George W. Padbury Jr. granted the motion, noting a new trial would cost the state money and hurt fish and game prestige. he believed Rathbone would win if retried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Rathbone
Augusta
George W. Padbury Jr
Lewis and Clark County
J. Miller Smith
Fish and Game Department
Rathbone
Easter Seal Sale Aids Crippled Children Nationwide
The National Society for Crippled Children will run its annual Easter Seal sale March 21 through April 13. Millions of seals will be offered to raise funds for curative treatment educational and occupational therapy and personal encouragement for crippled children nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Elyria
United States
Vast Network of Friendly Societies in England
About 20,795 friendly societies and their branches operate across England, forming a broad social and mutual aid network. The figure reflects extensive organizational reach aiding members with welfare and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Montana Briefs Report Flight Scholarships And WPA Cuts
News briefs from Montana report Robert F. King receiving authorization to begin flight instruction for civilian training corps scholars in Kalispell. Butte officials say about 1,300 Montana WPA workers will be cut this month, Silver Bow County losing 189. Anacondas and Harlem details follow about copper thefts and pinball machine bans, with crimes in Anaconda and Wheatland county actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Robert F. King
Butte
Montana
Relief Agency
Silver Bow County
New High Vitamin White Flour Promises Healthier Bread
Practical Health Hints reports American mills produce a enriched white flour nicknamed super charged. The flour retains whole wheat vitamins including Thiamin and nicotinic acid, plus iron calcium and riboflavin. Bread made from it is as nutritious as whole wheat, easier to digest, and enhanced by high vitamin yeast. Six daily slices with butter provide about half the daily A and B vitamin needs.
State Farm Product Prices Off 3 Points
The Montana farm product price index fell 3 points to 93 percent of the 1910-14 level for the month ending Feb 15, down 1 point from a year earlier. Chickens and eggs led declines due to warm weather, while meats and wool rose slightly. Wheat dropped 16 cents. corn rose 4 cents. rye and potatoes traded at low levels. beans gained. butterfat steady. In hog prices, all grades strengthened versus last month. Be a Gareful Driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. 8
Institute For Government Research
Lewis Merriam
Roosevelt
John Collier
Federal Indian Office
Office of Indian Affairs
la Rouché
Indian Affairs Office
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Richard K. Gossard
Walter
Helena
Boeing Aircraft Co
Seattle
Montana State Employment Service
John W. Nelson
Billings
Great Western Sugar Co
Rocky Mountain
Musselshell County
B. K. Kilbourne
George W. Hyde
Flathead
Waterloo
Marguerite Hyde
Hyde
Harlowton
Wheatland County
Supreme Court
Norman R. Barncord
A. A. Mendenhall
Miner
J. A. Tobey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!