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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

21 May 1919

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

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3

Mystery of Smith River Valley Long-Lost Races

Glimpses of ancient Mound Builders and Mayas surface in Montana's Smith River valley near White Sulphur Springs. Legends say the site was a neutral realm and healing sanctuary while ruins, beads, and fossil beds hint at long-forgotten wars and migrations across a vast prehistoric map.

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Smith River Valley Meagher County Montana Gray Mountain Missouri Yellowstone Glacier Parks Smith River Mississippi Mexico Yucatan Central America Egypt Atlantis Queen Moo Nile Moo Moh Rocky Mountains United States Javeliir Animal Kingdom
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Jim Bridger and His Wild Yellowstone Wonders

The article recounts Jim Bridger as a famed but often doubted western figure who claimed to have noted Yellowstone and Alum Creek long before popular discovery. It details his famed misstories, the obsidian cliff illusion, the six hour echo, a warm lake hatching ducks, and the later vindication as Yellowstone’s existence became widely known.

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Jim Bridger West Grasshopper Alder Gulch Montana Platte Missouri John Colter Yellowstone National Park Bridger Yellowstone Park Baron Munchausen New West Park Alum Creek Yellowstone Yellowstone Lake Old Jim Bridger St. Louis Civilization
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Palm of Patriotism Goes to Warland

Senator Kennedy highlights Warland in Lincoln county a 300 person lumber town with under 300 voting strength that raised over 440 per voter for war finance. The town with a single mill also fielded fighters and had universal Red Cross support with 194 members and 6045 in garments.

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J. M. Kennedy Warland Lincoln County Kennedy Lumler Red Cross
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