Crow Crow Reservation Field Work Hatch on Indian Farm
A transcription describes Capt. Watson’s Crow agency experimental farm on the Lit tle Big Horn reserve. Crow Indians perform most tasks, with vivid scenes of ponies and colorful dress as the party passes a large village. An Atlanta Georgia relief train of 21 cars with provisions heads toward the drought region.
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Little Big Horn
Bowil
Watson
Crow Agency
Jol. Cocker
New York
Tecan
Bothas
Oa Bil
Lama Sehaipasa Grater
Bouikishin
Ayia Tepe
Arid Lands Bill Aims 1,000,000 Acre Donation Plan
Senator Hurd introduces a measure authorizing state use of 1 million acres from Congress for arid land reclamation. It allows contracts with corporations to survey, irrigate, and reclaim lands free of cost, with caps on acres per country and total. Patents issued as lands are irrigated, while water rights and prices for settlers are defined.
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Hurd
Valley County
Congress
Che
Wool Trade Report Goes Long on Prices and Output
The article notes improved demand for wool and rising prices with a visible uptick in sales this week. It describes moderate to high quantities of various wools and shifts in supply and pricing reflecting fabric demand and market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipston
Alan
Tide in Congress and Australian crop notes survey
The article discusses historical party strength in Congress with Republicans peaking in certain sessions and Democrats reaching high representation in others. It also provides a lengthy, fragmentary description of an Australian fodder plant, its drought resistance, growth habit, and cultivation notes.
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Western
California
Liquor license tax schedule under 1895 act
Reading from a legislative bill in the senate on the liquor license law a tax schedule is laid for cities towns villages and counties within one mile of population brackets from 1400 to over 5000 with annual fees ranging from 250 to 160 dollars and penalties for sales from any other place. The act repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect the first Monday in March 1895.
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Poe Peaitons
Dicense
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Feed and Sale
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J.C. Orem
Courter-Journal
Henry Watterson
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Courier-Journal Co
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Muntama
Washington Ab
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A. Bond, M.D
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Kpwin Norris
Crowell & Nucheliy Hive
Lieian
Mun Ana
MIT
Attorney AT Law
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TUN & CO
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Boveriest
Batlow
Bark Lpn
Montana
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Moon Pam
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Moetawa
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Eliel Bros
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Opposite Patent Office
Washington
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W. H. Spearin
Prop
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Scientific American Agency For
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America
Scientific American
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Tani
Addyem
Alen
Iswa
Ee Grannis
L. A. Grannis
Dilon
Crow Creek Reservation
Getind
Tad Pang
Whenasdeer
Ateltti Liadington
Phese
Gaelif
Thor
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Neler
San Antonio
Pras
Pecians
Photeeek Peps
Hess
Atlante
Lin- Wetrska
Wireliape
Italia
Petra
Avid Ostreoe
Galary
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