Benjamin Baker Moeur

1869–1937 (age 68)

Physician and politician

Biography

Benjamin Baker Moeur (1869–1937) was a physician and politician who dedicated his life to serving his community through both medicine and public service. Over his sixty-eight years, he contributed significantly to the health and governance of his region during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Moeur is remembered at Double Butte Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His dual career as both a healer and a statesman reflects the important role he played in his community's development during a transformative period in American history.

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