Blackfeet Reservation Lands Opened for Survey and Allocation
A Montana senate action advances an amendment to open Blackfeet Indian Reservation lands for survey and classification. The plan establishes irrigation, allotments of 40 acres per member plus 280 extra, shared grazing and timber lands, and a commission to appraise and dispose of lands within nine months. Provisions cover irrigation costs, tribal fund use, and citizen eligibility.
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Washington
Ayers
Senate
Blackfeet
Lane
Secretary of the Interior
United States Geological Survey
Congress
United States
Tim
Tme
Holy Family
Two Medicine Creek
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Browning
President of the
Indian Bureau
State of
Montana
Interon
Resinol Heals Baby Skin in Summer Troubles
A baby’s summer skin troubles such as eczema prickly heat heat rash and insect bites are eased with a warm bath using Resinol Soap and a dab of Resinol Ointment. The ad claims immediate relief and better sleep, notes the product is doctor prescribed, and offers free samples by mail from Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore, Md
Cascarets promise quick relief for sour stomach
An old ad claims Cascarets cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove bile from the liver, and flush foul gases and undigested food. It promises relief by morning after a 1-cent box, billing gentle cleansing for children and adults and noting steadier bowels for months.
Lands and townsite provisions in act of congress report
Provisions outline land reservations and townsite surveys for Montana and adjacent areas. Secretary of the Interior authorized to reserve townsites, survey plots, appraise lots, and ensure residents’ names and improvements are documented. Public sale rules set minimum bids and timelines. Also notes a shipboard expedition led by Dr. Wollaston reaching Mount Carstensz with hardships and losses before retreat.
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Montana
Tate
Inter
United States
The
United
Secretary of the Interior
Commission of Classification
State of
Mortana
Babb
Cho
Montara
Carstensz
Dr. Wollaston
Duluth adopts cash basis for city finances this year
The new Duluth commission plans to run city affairs on a cash basis this year. They state coding of funds for political purposes is a thing of the past and pledge tighter control over expenditures. The move signals a shift away from permanent unmps and toward streamlined fiscal practices.
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Duluth
Tgs
No Negotiations With Czar By Wilson Reported
Washington reports state department officials rejected claims that President Wilson refused to negotiate a new commercial treaty with Russia unless it included a passport provision for American Jews. Officials say any such impression arose from misreports surrounding Taft era negotiations. Diplomatic stance remains to continue relations on existing terms.
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Washington
State Department
St. Petersburg
Wilson
Russia
United States
Explorers Sail For Alaska To Join Expeditions
Seattle report notes Arctic explorer Ernest De Koven Leffingwell sails to Nome to meet Vilhjalmur Stefansson and join polar expeditions. Leffingwell will carry scientific instruments from Point Barrow, then resume Arctic work. Also aboard are Silsbee Heard Draper and Leslie, Boston hunters, heading for Wrangell to join polar bear research for Smithsonian and Harvard UC.
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Seattle
Wash
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell
Artic
Nome
Alaska
Leffingwell
Vilhgal
Mar Stefansson
Stefansson
Loffingwell
Point Barrow
George S., Silsbee
John. Heard Jr
Eben S. Draper
Preesland Leslie
Boston
Syle Jeane
Scientigc
Wrangell T Hunt
Smithsonian
Harvard
University of California
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F. Lawrence
Chicago
D. Hi. Hoskins & Co
Jonsen
Butte
Parden Drug Co
Milwaukee
Miller Brewing Co
Dau
Constar
Patrick Monahan
Bell
Graves Sey
Algatea Grant Jr
Tod
San Diego
General Grant
Exploring Jew
Oliver
Indianapolis
ADF
R. Wollaston
New Mea
Mount Carstens
Dimicutt
Dr. Wolaston
England
Mount
Czar
Missouri
Italy
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