Samuel S. and David J. Maclay interviews, 1972.

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Samuel S. and David J. Maclay interviews, 1972.

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Samuel Maclay and his brother David Maclay were ranchers at Lolo, Montana. They provide detailed descriptions of ranching and farming during the drought and depression years of the 1930s; cattle rustling; and the relationship of the banking business to ranching. The interview provides detailed descriptions of ranching and farming during the drought and depression years of the 1930s; cattle rustling; and the relationship of the banking business to ranching.

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Montana Historical Society Library

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