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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

6

Mystery and Legend of Long Forgotten Races at Smith River

The Smith River valley in Montana narrates legends of ancient Mound Builders and Mayas with beads from Yucatan, fossil beds, and ancient wars. Scientists cite artifacts from beadwork to arrowheads, while the valley is praised as a healing sanctuary known as Land of the Spirit where diverse tribes once gathered in peace.

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Ancient Mines Along Smith River Valley Found

Along the Smith River valley ancient mines and workings of old races remain visible. They yielded flint and agate used by vanished peoples whose towers and cliffs haunt winter and summer in a region once peopled by varied races.

Smith River

The Long Bow Tales of James Bridger the Explorer

Jim Bridger the famed pioneer known for savage trails and beaver hunts in Montana and the Yellowstone region. He told marvels of the Obsidian cliff the echo and the hot lake, which editors mocked then apologized as truth of Yellowstone became known.

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Palm of Patriotism Goes to Warland

Senator J M Kennedy notes Warland Lincoln county population 300 raised over 44000 to war finance or about 440 per voter last election. The lumber town with a mill shows a liberal war effort with each home a Red Cross subscriber and every eligible worker contributing.

J. M. Kennedy Warland Lincoln County Senator Kennedy van Adustry Red Cross

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