California Joe the frontier scout Moses Milner's enduring legend
A Mackenzie era scout known as California Joe or Moses Milner rests in Fort Robinson Nebraska. The biography by Milner and Forrest draws on war department records to separate myth from fact and recounts his life from Kentucky birth in 1829 through frontier exploits with Jim Bridger Wild Bill Hickok and Kit Carson to his 1876 death at Fort Robinson.
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Moses Milner
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Caxton Printers, Ltd
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Stanford
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Milners
America
Yorkshire
England
Virginia
Kentucky
Warren County
Missouri
Embree Milner
St. Louis
Independence
Platte River
Fort Laramie
American Fur Company
Jim Baker
Yellowstone Country
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American Pur Company
Fort Bridger
Jim Bridger
St. Lewis
Fort Leavenworth
Stephen W. Kearney
Army of the West
Mexico
Doniphan
Missouri Mounted Volunteers
Jyne
Deniphan
Far West
Ife
Platte
Watts
East Tennessee
Nancy Emma Watts
Plains
Sacramento Valley
Sacramento
Oregon Country
Benton County
West
Nancy Emma Milner
Penelope
Ulysses
Oregon
Washington
Virginia City
Fort Uvion
N. M
Kit Carson
Carson
Adobe , Walls
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Fort Riley
Tve
Fie
Indian Territory
Texas
Wild Bill Hickok
Buffalo Bill Cody
D. &. Payne
General Custer
The
Washita
Nevada
Wyoming
Jenny
Black Hills
Fort Larfimie
Red Cloud Agency
Pasappa
Rapid Creek
Rapid City
George Crook
Ronald S. Mackenzie
Red Cloud
Oglalas
Mackenzie
Dull Kolfe
Tom Newcomb
T. McGillycuddy
Crook
Br. McGilycuddy
Berkeley
Call
Buffalo Bill
Califordia Joe
Hickok
Miller
Wild Bill
Cody
Unico
Speeding at Romana Beach Ends With Judge’s Easy Break
George, his wife Cora, and Sarah Anne attract a Sunday ticket after speeding seven miles over and flirting in a rumble seat. An affidavit from a motor shop reduces the fine, but the judge imposes fifty dollars and declares the offender lucky to be let off easy as moral panic over beachside conduct is noted.
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George
Sarah Anne
Cora
Cara
Sara Anne
Pete
Motor Fixit Shop
Romana Beach
Jasper
Thre
Motor Fixit
Blue Law
Log Cabin Crocheted Rug Pattern from Grandmother Clark
Instructions for a Log Cabin crocheted rug measuring 25 by 42 inches using 4 pounds of rag rug material. Explains triangle sandwich method, color schemes, and row construction with black slip stitches and single crochet. Mentions Grandmother Clark's Rug Book No 24 and requests for pattern information from Bomb Craft Company, St Louis.
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Clark
Bomb Craft Company
Nineteenth and
St Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Clergyman and Major Clash During Golf Match
A clergyman and an old major played golf where the farmer aggravated the other. The major vented with outbursts and the clergyman urged respect for the cloth. The major shouted, We’re playing golf not bishops.
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