Secretary of the Interior Alters Desert Land Fees
The Interior Department’s ruling allows desert land filings at 1.25 per acre under arid lands law, affecting Colorado and potentially Montana. The decision follows L. W. Watkins case, who filed 160 acres and offered 25 cents per acre. Officials expect a boom in artesian wells and reservoirs, with wider implications beyond arid lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
the Tribune
L.W. Watkins
Watkins
Land Office
Colorado
Montana
J. R. Hartman
Missoula
West Point cadetship winner and public notices in Montana
Henry O Willard of Lewiston Fergus county won the West Point cadetship exam with an 83.2 average and will proceed to Fort Keogh for final testing. Maurice Deering was runner up and will be an alternate. A fatal shooting in Stillwater resulted in Charles Countryman’s arrest, with initial view of justification. Also noted is a petrified lake discovery hint for Chicago exhibits and the assignment of Greenhood Bohm Co to liquidate liabilities estimated at 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State News
Helena
Mont
Henry O. Willard
Lewiston
Fergus County
West Point
College of Montana
Deer Lodge
Ohio
Willard
Maurice Deering
Marysville
Lewis and Clark County
Carroll Dolman
Butte
Fort Keogh
Army
Deering
C. H. Countryman
Charles Countryman
Charles Coutryman
Billings
C.H. Countryman
Stillwater
Helens
Ramsey
Board of
World’s Fair Managers
Charles BP. Whaley
Stevensville
Chicago
Greenhood Bohm & Co
New York
Montana
Reveries on Joy and Faith Across a Harsh Century
The author reflects on happiness grounded in faith amid doubt, contrasting luxury and spiritual peace with a hypothetical world without God. He warns against denying divine care while urging gratitude for small daily mercies and a year lived in fellowship with Jesus.
Salvation through complete transformation and divine sonship
The Ram's Horn passage defines salvation as total divorce from sin and birth of God through the Spirit. It describes liberation from bondage, new powers and purposes, repentance from the devil’s army, and a changed life. It emphasizes seeing God as reconciler in Christ through love and absolute trust in God's will.
Use Your Gentle Voice at Home and In Life
The piece urges readers to use a gentle voice at home as a priceless habit and compares a kind voice to a lark’s song. It stresses that such speech brightens a home and remains in tune through life, urging self-control and positive speech. A separate note claims we are never without help and rejects excuses to avoid good works or bear sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Elihu Burritt
Worldly Wealth as the Devil's Bait
A moral reflection warning that riches corrupt happiness. The author notes those who pursue wealth lose true peace as stores grow, likening it to the moon being farthest from light when full.
Fragmented Verse Passage From The Evils In Our Lives
An excerpted, stylized reflection discusses conflicts with sin and mortality. The lines mention gratitude to a higher power and inner hunger for sustenance or visual appeal, with fragmented phrasing and unclear attribution. The text reads like a devotional meditation with cryptic, corrupted wording.
Supreme Court Rules Treasury Ruling Not Reviewable
The supreme court has decided that the treasury department's ruling regarding a tax shall not be subject to court review. This decision closes years of debate over judicial oversight of treasury interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United’ States ‘Supreme Court
Treasury ‘Department
Groton woman quotes doctors on consumption and hopes
Mire Wa Hurd of Groton recalled being told by four doctors that her illness would be fatal, yet she trusted in her savior and prepared for a life beyond. Her husband was urged to try King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, advertised at N. M. White’s Drugstore. Regulations for Exposition exhibitors outline how to obtain rules, by mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hart
Hart
Dr. Hart
Tolman
Brooklyn
Groton
Collin
Eraphle
Dar
Agricul
Gil
Fariern
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Ningsra Falls
Alps
Paris
Vesuville
Ventce
Flenma
Canons of
Colorado
Mammoth Care
Natural Bridge
Watkina Gien
White Mountaina
Horneo
LAW
Tre
Erly
Gorhur
Washington
New York
Trpurtore
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
A mixed array of health claims and product pitches dominates the page, promoting Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a universal remedy for whooping cough and lung ailments, alongside advertisements for electric bitters and snow liniment. It also notes exhibition plans, beauty tonics, and patent medicines.
Ambiguous Names in Family Washing Claim Ad
An advertisement lists several Mrs. names and promotes a family washing process. It claims faster operation, lack of objectionable features, and urges readers to buy and recommend after understanding how it works.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reylor
Japan
Edwin Arnold
United States
The
Cosmopolitan
W. D. Howells
H. H. Boyesen
John Hopkins University
Atwood
Murat Halstead
Archibald Forbes
Adams
the Lord
Lord Cairns
Fanny Squeers
Nicholas Nickleby
Axtell
St. Blaise
Arion
Richard
Strangeil
Prince Albert Victor
Cardinal Manning
Ballard
N. M. Wurrr
Margaret
Italy
Joan
N. M
White
Europe
America
N. M. White
Ayer
H. Gloster Armstrong
London
Tower of London
White Tower
Beachamp Tower
Tower Green
Hall
Ceylon
Midway Plaisance
Bucklen
Dillon
Bliely
J. A
Conger
Sopwood
H. J. Schfnok
A. Singha
J. I. Bishop
H. Burfrind
0. M. Parr
M. Neagle
Ellen Williamson
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Grochas
Rome
MaxsoTe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!