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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1936

Page

6

Charles Goodnight Trailblazer of the Texas Frontier

A tribute to Charles Goodnight, tracing his life from infancy in Illinois to leadership of the Texas cattle frontier. The piece highlights his trail blazing with Oliver Loving, pioneering cattle trails to New Mexico, Colorado, and beyond, and his role as a scientific breeder and open-range innovator.

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Bill Woods Survives Cafeteria Shootout Hero Moment

In a crowded cafeteria a man fired, causing chaos as patrons dove for cover. Bill Woods confronted the armed suspect but was saved when a police sergeant shot the attacker in the stomach. cashier injured and another man wounded, the drunk shooter reported.

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Women Swap Footwear For Rough Shoes In Early Ohio Times

The article notes yesteryear fashion where swampy forests in Ohio made walking to church difficult. Women traded their pretty shoes for men’s rough footwear en route to gatherings, leaving the sturdier pair deposited near a fence in Montreal once crossed by pioneers. The crosses there honor survival from the St. Lawrence River floods.

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