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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2016 · 26 MIN

Investing in a Boom Town: The Rise, and Demise, of a Self-Made Career

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MHS Interpretive Historian Dr. Ellen Baumler tells the story of the Othar Wamsely family, which was lured from Indiana to Hamilton by the bold schemes of land speculators and a booming apple industry. The family’s adventures and misadventures—recorded in Othar’s charming unpublished reminiscence—provide a very personal perspective on this heady time in the Bitterroot Valley.

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