Montana Cayuse of Arab Origin Sparks Range Debate
The Montana legislature will consider a measure to rid the state ranges of the cayuse claiming they eat too much grass. The piece traces horse origins from Arabian stock and notes dramatic uses from food to war mounts, with commentary on horse meat and historical lineage.
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Rock Island
France
Texas
Lord Byron
Arabia
Kentucky
Indians of the Northwest A Portrait of Character and Customs
The article details how Northwest tribes centered life on sun and earth worship, dreams and medicine bundles, and a strict family governed by communal justice. It notes warriors seek coups, earn honor names, and parade in war dress after battles, while women guard sacred birth and marriage rites and elders uphold moral codes.
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Medicine Lodge
Eastman
Hastman
Bozeman Man Named Adjutant General of Montana
Governor Erickson appoints E. H. Williams of Bozeman as adjutant general succeeding Charles L. Sheridan. Williams has a 24 year national guard career, served in World War I and II era reorganizations, led the 163rd infantry, and is a native of Kentucky aged 42 with a wife and two children.
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E. H. Williams
Bozeman
Charles L. Sheridan
Dixon
Williams
National Guard
Sheridan
Montana
Veterans Rehabilitation Bureau
Second
Montana Infantry
France
168Rd
Meuse-Argonne
Fourth Infantry
Army of Occupation
Germany
Willams
United States
Reorganized National Guard
168Rd Infantry
163Rd Infantry
Kentucky
Melstone Emerges as Dairy Center with $10,000 Loans
Melstone finances its dairy expansion as a committee of local businessmen secures $10,000 in loans from the Agricultural Credit corporation of Minneapolis. Funds are ready to purchase cattle once new stock is secured, signaling rapid growth for the budding dairy hub.
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Melstone
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Legislature Moves Ahead With Wide Range of Bills
Governor Erickson’s message underpins bills on a comprehensive budget, elimination of printed treasurer reports, and shifting duties to the state purchasing agency. Other proposals include bank reform study, irrigation recodification, child labor ratification, redistricting, jury rights for women, and new penalties and inspections across state offices.
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John E. Erickson
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Senate
Consolidated Boards
Board of Examiners
State Purchasing Agency
State Highway Commission
Sheriff's Association of
Railroad Commission
State School of Mines
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