By Sandy Dale T’was the month after Christmas and all through our town Merchants had a great season so there wasn’t a frown. They cleaned out their windows and packed up the stuff. Though they’d had lots of fun, they’d had quite enough. They eyed one another and tried to decide To replace what they’d had; something to excite. The […]
January 4 76th Anniversary of Burma gaining independence from UK January 6 102nd Anniversary of the signing of the Washington Naval Treaty in Memorial Continental Hall (1922) January 6-21 National Western Stock Show, Denver January 7 81 years since the passing of famed scientist and inventor Nikola Tesla January 14 Continental Congress ratifies Treaty of Paris (1784) January 15 Martin […]
By Carol Mobley I recently purchased a mounted photo for my snowshoeing collection. I paid more than I usually would but the image was so sharp and I hadn’t purchased anything of merit for this collection in some time. It was online so I had to rely on the description provided. Most of the time this arrangement doesn’t work out […]
By Henry J. Pratt To top things off for the famous and exotic, Lloyd’s of London insured the shapely legs of Marlene Dietrich, the velvet eyes of Elizabeth Taylor, and even the sensitive nose of a perfume sniffer worth his weight in gold. More than 80 years ago, Lloyd’s reputation as a sound, reliable insurance operation was solidly demonstrated to […]
By Mel Tharp He was born in what is now South Dakota. As a boy he was known as Hunkensi, which means slow. After showing great bravery in a battle against the Crow Indians, however, he received the name Sitting Bull. His father chose to call him by that name. Historians believe Sitting Bull was born around 1834, although there […]
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