Government Employees Entitled to Injury Compensation Edict
About 75 000 federal workers in arsenals navy yards construction and other hazardous posts come within the May 30 1908 act granting compensation for injuries suffered on the job. Payments cover disability up to a year with specific conditions for death and dependents and are administered by the secretary of commerce and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nfe
Reclamation Service
Isthmian Canal Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
The
New York Post
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Long Island Women Grow Table Greens Into Profitable Farms
Women on Long Island transform table greens into a thriving business. Officials note a near 30 percent per acre yield increase and an average of 240 eggs per chicken per year, showing skilled farming rivaling men. The women study their work and prove the field suits the new woman.
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Long Island
Tong Island Road
Noted Gospel Composer and Evangelist Dies at Bisby Lodge
Professor Winfield S. Weeden died suddenly at Bisby Lodge in the Adirondacks. He was renowned on two continents for gospel song writing and as an evangelistic choir leader. He collaborated with Tr. J Wilbur Chapman and William Phillips Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield S. Weeden
Bisby Lodge
Adirondacks
Tr. J. Wilbur Chapman
William Phillips Hall
Poultry Exhibit Promises Best County Fair Yet
The Poultry Exhibit at the County Fair next week is billed as the best ever seen here. Officials promise standout fowl displays and family fun events.
Don’t Read While You Rock and Other Eye Care Rules
A short Chicago News item lists cautions for eye health. It warns against reading on moving trains reading with the head lowered or reading facing strong light and wind. It advises holding books level and avoiding reading when tired hungry or dusty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Kallow Admits Month-Long Mustache Growth
Siow notes Kallow is raising a mustache for a month and wonders what color it will be when fully grown. Miss Pepprey jokes that at that rate it may be gray.
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Kallow
Restoration to Entry of 73 Acres in Yellowstone Forest Montana
Notice of settlement and entry under homestead laws for about 73 acres located in Yellowstone National Forest Montana. Preferences given to prior actual settlers for agricultural use, with deadline September 28 1908 to exercise rights. Lands described in Sec 1 Sec 12 T5S R14E M M and listed under I L Bryant Nye Montana with prior settlement claimed in 1901. Franklin Pierce approval and V S Proudfit acting commissioner.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Bozeman
Mont
Estus
Lay
Grey Cliff
Nelg
C. N. Skillman
U. S
Bigtimber
Montana
Joseph Lay
Hermann L. Fleming
Pleun Roebel
Reed Point
Frank McComas
Newcoal
M. R. Wilson
Register
National Forest
Yellowstone National Forest
United States
A. B. Ciould
Lider
Clara C
Elim
Dee
Boulder
William Sherwood
Contact
Clara C. Placer
Boulder River
A. B. Gould
Contract
S. V. Proudfit
General Land Office
Prank Pherce
Eands -En-National -Forest
Elewt
United States Land Office
M.M
I. L. Bryant
Nye
Frank Pierce
the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Nancy J. Erte
Melville
Chas. N. Stillman
Big Timber
Stillman J. Hopkins
George Monroe
Nellie C. Hopkins
Albert Hiller
C. EB. MeKors
U.S. Land Office
Julia M, Prattion
Benjamin F. Pratton
Montina
Rob
M. V. Mu
H. C. Jewett
Fishtail
Robert M. Fry
Southworth
J. M. Dunbarandi
D. Pratton
M. R. Winsos
GO. S
James H. Preston
Hunter's Hot Springs
M.P. M
Andrew M. Clark
William D. McKenzie
Laurence Officer
Carlos Meigs
Coal Land
Ubisber
G. D. Pratton
Dudley White
M.C. Lowe
R. H. Southworth
Benjamin BF
Foglesox
Rango
U. 8S
Honton
Henry Woolum
Charles McDonnell
Gunder Birkeland
John Henry
Non-coatland
R. Wilson
Mary F. Mullen
Charles N. Skillman
U. 8
Bigtim
William Young
Joseph Deeney
Paul Carlton
Fatban Austin
Merrill
Margaret Mullen
Bietimber
Eathan Austin
M.R. Winsox
Charles
Marsitall
T. S
Erastus Hawes
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Bigtinder
M. R. Witsoy
W. H. Sates
Ist
Montana Constitutional Amendment on State Depository Board
Certification of an act proposing to amend Section 14 of Article III of the Montana Constitution to create a State Depository Board for state money deposits. Enacted by the Tenth Legislature and approved March 6, 1907, with seal affixed in Helena on July 13, 1903.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of Montana
Sweet Grass County
Henry Bartels
Frank Bartels
Ryan
District Court of
Montana
Big Timbar
M. UM
H. C. Pousa
State of
AG. Raven
Esacen Ny
Legislative Assembly
United States OF America
Ss. I. A
Bone
Helena
Aln. Yoder
Beir Eyacrep
Piasage
Tenth Legislative Assembly
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John J. Harper
Melville, Mont
Fish Creek
Sweet Grass
Annie Esp
J. T. Vaughan
Jons ET. Esr
J.T. Vavanas
Florence M. Lam
T.M
CG. N. Skillman
Clamant
John W. Davis
John Fahlgren
Louis R. Knapp
Frank M. Lamp
Nowveal Land
M.R. Wiesos
M. R. Wutsey
Homestead Consolidated
Simpson
Columbus
Byrd M. Marshall
Jlamestead
Jacob M. Lyons
John H. Brown
R. B. Hudson
AV. Porter
John HW. Brown
A. P. Wheat
Coalland
M. BR. Wilson
Stillman J. Hopkens
Henry W. Wilbur
Township
Range
Meridian
Bie Timber
Nancy J. Forte
Edward Roberts
Livingston
Formwily
C. N. Skillian
Richard Hauge
Robert Roberts
Nicholas J. Tintinger
John T
Ness
M. R. Wilcox
Pioneer
Yellowstone Park
Now-coasland
Nancy J. Merte
Stillman I. Hopkins
Nanny J. Forte
Nellie C. Hoptting
Mont. C
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