Montana Indian Liquor Problem and Early Territory Law
A historical piece recounts liquor sales to Indians in early Montana Territory, detailing the fatal consequences of drunken clashes and the Hudsons Bay Company stance. It covers 1864 legislative moves to curb alcohol trafficking to Indians, a proposed amendment, and the law’s limited enforcement as liquor selling persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlee
Pierre Paul
Lala Lee
Hudson’s Bay Co
No Man’s Land
Great Northwest
Montana
Committee On Indian Affairs
Thompson
United States
Judiciary Committee
Messrs. Thompson
Merriman and Worden
Council
Woman's Turmoil and Murderous Ambition in Somerton Tale
Leora plans escape with Ramon to New York Argentina while facing class tension and romance. A breaking point arrives when Ramon leaves for Buenos Aires and Tom Harris exploits her. a car crash ends in injury and amnesia. Leora clings to Fred though a letter reveals his betrayal and reconciles with vanished memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
America
Buenos Aires
Institute
Leora
Tom
Somerton
Fred
Havana
New York
Tom Harris
Florida
Commodore
Lowelier
Sister
Somer Falls
Ellenville
Kathryn
Castle Apartments
Fred Wilson
Decline in Montana Forest Fires Reported by Forest Service
The state forestry report shows 136 fires on state and private lands in Montana last year, down 580 from 1940. Acres burned dropped to 190 compared with 24,217 in 1940, marking a pronounced reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Forest Service
Delights of Knowing Being and Doing
A reflective note frames knowing being and doing as the supreme human sensations. It positions inner insight, purposeful action, and personal growth as the core source of fulfillment and happiness.
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David Haram
Craig McDonnell
Columbia Network
McDonnell
B. Osa. Rosmaniih
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Detroit
Rainbow
Great Falla
Eddy
Helena Eddy Gallivan
Mgr
Ata
St. Butte, Mant
Seagram
Lae
Soner Gga
Mister Wines
Seagrams
Seagram Distilles Corporation
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