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Change tracking was not implemented intially, so some early change records do not have details outside of the date of change.
16 Mar 2025 | John Riekena
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id:
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- 50426
border_color_id:
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- '3'
border_type_id:
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- '3'
background_color_id:
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- '68'
lettering_color_id:
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- '3'
fdl_bsa_color_id:
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- ''
description:
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- Brave and Mountain scene; Unverified
created_at:
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- &1 2025-03-16 23:38:21.395099549 Z
updated_at:
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- *1
patchscan_url:
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- ''
shortname:
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- ''
history:
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- "This patch has traditionally been interpreted as a chapter patch for either Nitapokaiyo\r\nLodge
(390A) or Amangi Mos Lodge (390B) based on the mountains (for Montana), the number
390 (for the lodge), and for the young warrior with a headdress with vertical feathers,
typical of some Blackfeet warriors. Documentary evidence suggests that the Yellowstone
Valley Council operated with three districts or service areas, named unimaginatively
as Eastern (based out of Miles City), Central (based out of Billings) and Western
(based out of Bozeman) and that the chapters used the District names. Other possibilities
for the Oni-De-Sa-Nan-Ca patch may be a very early or late chapter name, or a name
used for another purpose, such as for a dance team, as these existed in \r\nother
Montana councils and lodges. We are seeking more information. Please contact the
Apoxky Aio Lodge if you have additional knowledge of the patch or the chapters of
Nitapokaiyo or Amangi Mos lodges.\r\n"
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- 8
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- 3
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- G/MUgSMPvlI=
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- ''
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16 Mar 2025 | John Riekena
---
updated_at:
- 2025-03-16 23:38:21.409192000 Z
- 2025-03-16 23:40:16.913497958 Z
shortname:
- ''
- Oni-De-Sa-Nan-Ca Round
16 Mar 2025 | John Riekena
---
updated_at:
- 2025-03-16 23:40:16.928007000 Z
- 2025-03-16 23:42:48.699035701 Z
history:
- "This patch has traditionally been interpreted as a chapter patch for either Nitapokaiyo\r\nLodge
(390A) or Amangi Mos Lodge (390B) based on the mountains (for Montana), the number
390 (for the lodge), and for the young warrior with a headdress with vertical feathers,
typical of some Blackfeet warriors. Documentary evidence suggests that the Yellowstone
Valley Council operated with three districts or service areas, named unimaginatively
as Eastern (based out of Miles City), Central (based out of Billings) and Western
(based out of Bozeman) and that the chapters used the District names. Other possibilities
for the Oni-De-Sa-Nan-Ca patch may be a very early or late chapter name, or a name
used for another purpose, such as for a dance team, as these existed in \r\nother
Montana councils and lodges. We are seeking more information. Please contact the
Apoxky Aio Lodge if you have additional knowledge of the patch or the chapters of
Nitapokaiyo or Amangi Mos lodges.\r\n"
- "This patch has traditionally been interpreted as a chapter patch for either Nitapokaiyo
Lodge (390A) or Amangi Mos Lodge (390B) based on the mountains (for Montana), the
number 390 (for the lodge), and for the young warrior with a headdress with vertical
feathers, typical of some Blackfeet warriors. Documentary evidence suggests that
the Yellowstone Valley Council operated with three districts or service areas, named
unimaginatively as Eastern (based out of Miles City), Central (based out of Billings)
and Western (based out of Bozeman) and that the chapters used the District names.
Other possibilities for the Oni-De-Sa-Nan-Ca patch may be a very early or late chapter
name, or a name used for another purpose, such as for a dance team, as these existed
in other Montana councils and lodges. We are seeking more information. Please contact
the Apoxky Aio Lodge if you have additional knowledge of the patch or the chapters
of Nitapokaiyo or Amangi Mos lodges.\r\n"