Bill Williams the Free Trapper of the Rockies
A portrait of Bill Williams, famed leader among eight fabled 1840s trappers, detailing his solitary hunting craft, fierce engagements with Blackfeet and Sioux, and eventual death near a canyon camp after years of frontier exploits across Montana and Bent's Fort trade routes.
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Bill Williams
Old Bill Williams
Kit Carson
William Bent
Sublettes
Joe Meek
Killbuck
le Bonte
Jim Bridger
St. Louis
California
Bill Hamilton
Montana
Mark
Williams
Lodgepole Creek
Bill
la Bonte
Bent's Fort
Taos
New Park of the Rockies
Marcelline
$3,000 Wagon Load of Grimm Alfalfa Seed
A Nashua harvest feat valued at over $3,000 involved Grimm alfalfa seed threshed from 25 acres on the H A Simpson ranch one mile south of Nashua by W H Moecker. The seed was sent to Glasgow for cleaning testing and registration under the supervision of County Agent Murray B Stebbins who oversaw the alfalfa's growth. The land valued at more than $3,000.
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Williams
Nashua
H. A. Simpson
Town
W. H. Moecker
Glasgow
Murray B. Stebbins
Division of a Chinese Day into Twelve Double Hours
This historical note explains that a Chinese day is partitioned into twelve two hour segments. It describes the pattern used to segment time and assign periods for activities or rituals across the day.
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