Custer Massacre Remembered Thirty-Two Years On
The Tribune recounts the 1876 Little Bighorn fight led by Gen. Custer. It notes Reno and Benteen, the fall of Custer and officers, savage Indian assaults, and the aftermath including burial, endurance of survivors, and the scale of Sioux forces. It preserves era tone and confirms key figures Kellogg and Terry.
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Weather theory from Butte engineer on Pacific current shift
A Butte engineer argues a seismic disturbance redirected the Japanese current, warming the western coast from Alaska to Oregon. He says this warm stream now influences Alaska, British Columbia, and western Montana, bringing higher rainfall and milder winters, with ongoing record floods expected.
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Land Agent Discusses Homestead Sale and Family Settlement
J M Campbell of Winona Minnesota reports offers of 600 dollars and higher for homestead property. He recalls a man presenting a 2600 dollar check and claims the seller would accept, but Campbell says he has no desire to sell and plans to move his family to settle on the land with a first class steam plow outfit.
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Odd Fragments Hint at Rural Struggles and Planting Delays
Fragmentary phrases mention farmers, crops, and sod work with hints of spring delays and possible losses. The garbled text references hired labor, turning soil, and a hoped big rout, suggesting agricultural setbacks and preparation efforts in a rural community.
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