Trail Blazer 92 Defends Flapper and Oregon Trail Vision
Ezra Meeker, 92, famed Oregon pioneer, defends the flapper and predicts a day when bloomers replace skirts. He campaigns for a national Oregon Trail highway and urges funding for improvements while recalling hardships and milestones along the route. He travels by train this trip and plans to promote motion pictures of pioneer scenes.
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Ezra Meeker
Oregon
Washington
Congress
Oregon Trail
Omaha
Meeker
Senate
Eee
Council Bluffs
Indianapolis
Missouri River
Plattsmouth
Middle West
West
Musselshell Ghost Towns and Indian Conflicts Chronicle
In eastern Montana the Kerchival City boom failed after 1866 with Musselshell rising briefly as a trading post. Sioux attacks, a stockaded Camp Reeve, and a wary frontier population marked the town's decline by 1869, while odd events like a French traveler’s perilous encounter and a diver healer’s arrest punctuate the era.
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Montana
Musselshell River
Missouri
Northwest
Kerchival City
Musselshell
Smithon
Vivian
Legislative Assembly
Fort Benton
Helena
Judith Basin
Rocky Mountain Road Company
Montana Hide and Fur Company of
Clendennin
Richard
James MccGinnis
Grand Island
Camp Cooke
Coulee
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