The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 72
... passing through their final period . In recent years , since mankind became aware of their destructive habits on oyster beds and value as a soil fertil- izer , wholesale slaughter has taken place . Naturalists record that as late as ...
... passing through their final period . In recent years , since mankind became aware of their destructive habits on oyster beds and value as a soil fertil- izer , wholesale slaughter has taken place . Naturalists record that as late as ...
Page 74
... passed Buckskin Jim's raft stranded on a bar . A few miles below , we saw a dead man , one of the three drowned the week be- fore at Livingston- grim evidence of the river's power . Here Holt left me . From there on to St. Louis ...
... passed Buckskin Jim's raft stranded on a bar . A few miles below , we saw a dead man , one of the three drowned the week be- fore at Livingston- grim evidence of the river's power . Here Holt left me . From there on to St. Louis ...
Page 77
... passed Reed Point and Columbus . early in the afternoon . Below , I began to watch for a certain line of bluffs which Clark named " Black Bluffs . " That name they retain to this day . I picked up Black Bluffs just as the hard - running ...
... passed Reed Point and Columbus . early in the afternoon . Below , I began to watch for a certain line of bluffs which Clark named " Black Bluffs . " That name they retain to this day . I picked up Black Bluffs just as the hard - running ...
Page 88
... passed the mouth of the Big Horn in mid - forenoon of the following day . The river was known in a vague way , through the Indian accounts of it , even before the time of Lewis and Clark ; but the first settlement on it was the trading ...
... passed the mouth of the Big Horn in mid - forenoon of the following day . The river was known in a vague way , through the Indian accounts of it , even before the time of Lewis and Clark ; but the first settlement on it was the trading ...
Page 89
... passed , and returned . to the mouth of the Little Horn . It was there a half - crazed Crow scout , all but speechless with terror , brought word of the Custer massacre . On the morning of June 30 , with Major Reno's wounded aboard ...
... passed , and returned . to the mouth of the Little Horn . It was there a half - crazed Crow scout , all but speechless with terror , brought word of the Custer massacre . On the morning of June 30 , with Major Reno's wounded aboard ...
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