Vanishing Indians and a Red Man myth in a mangled column
The piece argues against the belief that Native Americans are vanishing, citing U S Commission of Indian Affairs figures since 1887, and humorously diverges into anecdotes about a wooden Indian and a Christmas card reflection on power pleasure and peace, with fragmented quotations and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissional of
Tadiah Affairs
United States
Ite Bay
Umber
Anverien
Gabriel Wells
Warny
De Machortiee Chara Thre Sept Deak Mak Peeved
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Farm and Ranch program aims at balanced Southwest agriculture
A racially detailed discussion argues the Farm and Ranch plan promotes soil building and a mixed livestock and crop system for the Southwest. It claims livestock on farms should fit feed produced locally, not exceed needs, and supports crop rotation, market cooperation, and gradual adoption to prevent surplus and bolster rural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Owl
Texas
Farm and Ranch
Southwest
Agricultural Collegen
Ford
Raallabbe
Wenaibie
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnes
Iowa
South
Mid-West
Allottom
Moestock
Aolt
Iust v
Paria
Southland
Indus
Hootharest
Hwatocker
Comdstats
Marthe
Fessler
Nvertonk Peeduedd
Cournes
Kenerata
Peeee and Prince Albert Basco Polar Further Mentioned
A fragmented notice mentions Peeee with her cousin Prince Albert Basco Polar in unclear context. The readable fragments suggest familial ties and a local or social event but lack concrete details or dates. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeee
Prince Albert Basco
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Elias
Menry Font
Parana
Eneen
John
Ae ‘Asnald Ruef
Tit- Artin
Amex Penton
Hanes
New South Wales
Pertfort
Aalore
Rik
Farsa
United State
Kans
Gallee North
Butler County
William Obeens
Possetalun
Martes
Violenen
D.a.carpenter
Patnclan Amd
Carpenter
AL J. Careton Atrorart AT
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Clifton Tailors
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