Universal Sign Language of Red Men by W J Rendall
Indian communication relied on a silent hand sign system across tribes in Oklahoma and beyond. The article lists signs for poverty abundance joy sickness night day rain cold hot and more with gestures for trade lodge house chief old age and combat. It notes Osage wealth from oil and how tribes speaking different languages understand each other through signs.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Sam
Iowa
Montana Livestock Rate Extended to September 15
The Montana livestock commission says railroads will keep the emergency stock rate in force until September 15, one third off the regular rate and near pre increase levels. Stockmen have restocked herds using the reduced rate, with many cattle moved from the southwest to Montana amid good range conditions. A $50 million fund may help more farmers bring in breeding stock at the reduced rate, as the commission and the American National Live stock association urged extension.
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Montana Livestock Commission
Northwest
Montana
State Livestock Commission
Montana Commission
American National Livestock Association
Montana set to build auto road through Glacier to the east
The Helena Commercial Club reports plans for a new government road about 50 miles long along Lake Macdonald east shore to cross the Rockies south of Crow's Nest Pass. Approved funds total about 60 000 dollars with bids due August 16 at Belton.
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Montana
Rocky Mountains
Crow’s Nest Pass
Glacier Park
Helena
Lake Macdonald
Missoula
Here
Alberta
Commercial Club
Belton
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Seattle
Rockies
Montana Flour Mills Co
Harlowton
Lewistown
Great Falls
Bozeman
Sapphire Floure
Farina
Pierce Glacier
Mr. Farmer
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Western Union Bldg
Chicago