Cheese Policy Critique of Wilson Administration Sparks Debate
The American Economist urges to view Woodrow Wilson's cheese policy as a misstep in high living costs. It argues a future constructive leader must enable wages and prosperity, criticizing the suggestion to replace beef with cheese as impractical and politically risky.
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Surplus Blackfeet Lands Change Under Senate Bill
Washington May 10 The surplus unallotted Blackfeet lands east of the range line between ranges seven and eight west may be disposed of under a Senate bill by Senator Walsh. Entrymen must pay the appraised price per acre plus their share of irrigation construction costs in 90 annual installments. The charges create a lien on the land and patents will state the remaining amount. Lands remain subject to liquor restrictions and funds from sales may be used to purchase tribal stock cattle or distributed per capita.
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