Fort Davy Crockett and Brown's Park Rendezvous History
The Brown's Park area near Ver nal hosts a historic rendezvous for traders and Indians with Fort Davy Crockett noted as an early trading post. The article cites LeRoy Hafen's Colorado Magazine account, detailing the fort’s location on the Green River, its one story log structure, and the bustling trade among trappers, Snake Indians, and Utes. It mentions Farnham and Oakley’s 1839 visit, goods pricing, and the fort’s ownership by Thompson Craig and Clair, with references to Dr. Wislizenus and the broader context of frontier posts in Colorado.
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Brown's Park
Vernal
Diamond Mountain
Green River
Craig Empire Courier
C. A. Stoddard
Ashley Valley
Brown's Hole
Lodore School House
Vi Creek
Davy Crockett
Old West
Colorado Magazine
LeRoy R. Hafen
Fort
Bar Grockelt
Colorado
Fort Davy —Crockett
Vermilon Creek
Hafen
Port Wat Hollow
Thomas Jefferson Farnham
Peoria
Illinois
Fort William
Bent
Arkansas River
Marv Robinson
Robinson
Egpantah Oakley
Jon
Farnham
Craigh
Buffalo
Oakley
Fort Hall
Idaho
F. A. Wislizenvs
St. Louis
Fort Masery
Fort de Miser
Thompson
Craig Ang
Sinclair
Craig
St. Clair
William Craig
Virginia
Rocky Mountain
Washington Country
Weathered headboards mark graves at Dinosaur approach
Editor's note recounts Earl Douglass founder of Dinosaur National Monument and the family behind his work. The article sketches the late paleontologist's life, the Douglass siblings, and their devotion as they protected the site and prepared for ongoing exploration. The piece hints at a continuation on page 13.
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Dinosaur Approach
Nell Murburger
Earl Doug
Dinosaur Atonal Monurmeht
Dinosaur National Monument
Fernando
Nettle Dass
Ang Gar Douglas Puke
Jen Ten
Uintah
Poatentity Ayreat
United Ba
Earl Dowerlass
Utah
Milamwas
Fenander Douglass
Ofer
Tle
Nette
Minnesota
Earl
Folie
Olgan
Birth Rates and Market Trends At- Ban on Park Masa
Babson discusses birth rates and market trends with a mumbled, garbled analysis. The piece references a chart of births from 1900 to 1945, notes aging populations, and argues that manufacturing and merchants should consider birth waves for future demand while acknowledging health advances reducing mortality.
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Babson
Birthe Ferighi
Algo Indi
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