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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

26 Jul 1923

Page 6

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Browning Leader Record

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Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

6

Sioux Warpath Now In United States Court of Claims

The Sioux sue the United States for about 220 million dollars plus interest over lands seized including the Black Hills. The piece links the case to a long history from the Fort Laramie treaties to 1876 and the gold rush, noting Red Cloud Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Gall and Spotted Tail figures in the saga and ending with contemporary demand of 100 dollars per acre for gold lands and 50 per acre for forest lands.

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United States Court of Claims Oratory Lawyers War Club Lance United States Uncle Sam Black Hills South Dakota Crazy Horse Gall Spotted Tail Fort Laramie American Fur Company Laramie Jim Bridger Kit Carson Oregon Trail California Williams. Harney Ash Hollow Neb Fort Pierre Overland Stage Line Pacific Telegraph Harney trans-Missouri Montana Idaho Congress Bozeman Mont Big Horn Mountains Wyoming Red Cloud Fort Phil Kearney Fort C F. Smith Fort Reno Fetterman Peace Commission Ear Missouri River Platte River Northern Pacific Railroad Yellowstone River Sitting Bull Brules Phil Sheridan Department of the Missouri Pacific G. A. Custer Custer Sheridan Walter P. Jenney White River Custer City Powder River Commissioner of Indian Affairs Department of the Interior War Department Little Big Horn Crook Terry Miles Mackenzie Canada Dakotas North Buffalo Country Powder Yellowstone American Horse
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Indian Summer Origins And Weather Viewpoint

Indian summer is a descriptive term for autumn attributed to a French source Crevecoeur who called it I Ete Sauvage in 1778. Harvard professor Ward notes the translation and early belief in widespread use. From a meteorological view it results from sluggish high and low pressure movement across the country creating mild days with southwest winds.

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Crevecoeur Robert Dec. Ward Harvard University
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Economies in Use of Gas Ovens

The Department of Agriculture reports small portable ovens save gas by baking small portions quickly. Insulation between walls reduces heat loss, with asbestos paper for insulation in small units. Preheating wastes gas. many foods can start in a cold oven, and moderate temperatures save energy.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Canary Care Warns Against Strong Drafts and Temperature Fluctuations

The United States Department of Agriculture advises keeping canaries away from strong cold drafts and maintaining even room temperatures. Suspend cages away from radiators or damp kitchens, cover at night in cold weather, and keep water and seed fresh daily. Regular cage cleaning, proper trays, and weather stripping around windows are recommended for pest control and health.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Plan to Use Strawberries for Sauce and Dishes

Food specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise strawberry sauce as a versatile accompaniment to boiled rice or cottage pudding and an efficient use of wild berries. The recipe blends butter sugar and powdered strawberries, with optional egg white to prevent curdling and maintain a smooth appearance.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Skim Milk Compared With Whole Milk For Diet and Cooking

Skim milk provides most of the protein found in milk and can serve as fuel similar to eggs and meat, despite lacking fat. It has about 4 percent sugar and minerals, and in cooking it adds nutritional value, especially when used in cereal mush and other preparations, though many prefer whole milk for taste.

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Raisi
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Proper Use Of Gas Stoves For Safe Cooking

The U S Department advises keeping gas stove burners clean and shutters adjusted. Flame should be blue and reach the bottom of the saucepan without touching the flame core, and the pan should be 1.5 inches above the burner when possible to avoid imperfect combustion and toxic monoxide formation.

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Unit States Department of Agriculture
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The Housewife: Quick Home Care Notes and Tips

Remove tar with kerosene then warm water and soap. Do not iron ribbons. replace with paper plates and napkins for picnics. Renew gilt frames with vinegar then paraffin. Mold leftover vegetables with gelatin to add a salad to menus.

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Elmo Scott Watson
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