Blackfeet Starvation Highlighted by James Willard Schultz
James Willard Schultz reports dire conditions of the Blackfeet on the Montana reservation. He cites loss of land through federal orders, starvation since 1880s, and poor support by the Indian Bureau. Schultz urges funding for the Blackfeet Indian Relief Fund and legal action to recover land value. He notes limited self sufficiency under new agent programs and calls for urgent aid.
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James Willard Schultz
Montana
Blackfeet Indian Relief Fund
Browning
Indian Bureau
Washington
Missouri River
Judith River
United States
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Musselshell River
Milk River
Grant
Blackfeet Reservation
Marias River
Rockies
U. S
Judith Basin
Baker
Montana Plains
Glacier National Park
George Steel
L. W. Cooke
U.S. A
I. W. Cooke
Steel
Portland Land and Loan Company
Swift & Company
Blackfeet
County Recorder
Cutbank
George Star
Reclamation Service
Holy Family
Two Medicine River
Reclamation’ Service
Hart Merriam Schultz
Glacier Park
Yellow Wolf
Badger
California
Monroe
Indian Rights Association of
Philadelphia
Riddick
Lewistown
First National Bank of
Joseph Brown
University Club
Los Angeles
California Fig Syrup advertisement recall
The classic infant care ad touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels for constipated or ill children. It warns mothers to demand the genuine product to avoid imitations and promises quick improvement within hours.
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California
Pape’s Diapepsin relief for Indigestion and Gas
Gas and stomach misery relieved quickly by Diapepsin. A few tablets give nearly immediate relief from indigestion, gases, sourness, and heartburn, allowing you to eat favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores. millions helped annually.
Montana Wheat Freight Cut Benefits Shippers
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a five cent per bushel reduction for Montana wheat shipped to Minneapolis effective December 27. State railway commission tabulations show shippers gain while farmers receive little benefit as only about a quarter of the 1921 Montana crop remains with growers.
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Montana
Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commission
F. W. Beier, Jr
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Danderine
Blackfeet Braves
Bayer