Great land and timber sale opens May 1 by government
Review notes a federal land and timber sale starting May 1 covering 1,370,000 acres of Indian tribal lands. Bids may cover individual tracts or all, with options to bid on timber alone or lands after numbering, and sections left for reforestation. Indians may receive over 14 million dollars, while Oklahoma eyes 100,000 acres for a state game preserve.
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Secessary of the Interior
Walter Iee Fisher
Oklahoma
Lesson With a Moral Showcasing Home Trade Advantage
An Oklahoma shopper learns a local store beats mail order on total cost and speed. The merchant explains the mail order route adds postage money orders and expressage, plus two weeks wait, making the Chicago price higher than paying cash in town. The tale ends with the customer acknowledging the home store's savings.
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Oklahoma
Chicago
Call For Volunteers From The Good Cheer Band
A dated verse-style appeal invites readers to join the Good Cheer band in the Commercial club. It praises civic betterment and local progress, urging volunteers to enlist as hustling optimists and contribute to prosperity and happiness through communal effort.
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Good Cheer Banda
Good Cheer
Judah
Good Cheer Band
Siga
Eward Grant
Crop Rotation Insurance Boosts Farm Resilience Says Palmer
Palmer of North Dakota advocates crop rotation and stock use as a natural crop insurance. He argues rotating crops like corn and legumes, plus grasses, improves soil, controls weeds, supports livestock, and increases profits in good years while protecting against poor seasons.
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Palmer
North Dakota
Mys Kangas
Hall
Green Asparagus Demand Boosts Green Over White
A Rural New Yorker correspondent notes rising demand and higher prices for green asparagus. Growers claim green varieties yield fewer bunches per acre than white but profit from premium pricing more than offsets the lower yield.
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New Yorker
A Supernatural Delay Ends in Tragedy
Edward Holmes rushes to a resort for his wedding but cannot reach his bride. A masked white woman leads him away on the piazza and his sense of time dissolves. A final train wreck reveals Lillian died the night before, saved by the haunting bride.
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Dward Holmes
Lillian
Holmes
Bis
Edward Holmes
Mie
Uray
Warning on Sorehead Chickens Costs Girl Life
A farmer warns that treating chickens with carbolic acid and cottonseed meal caused diphtheria in her young daughter. She explains two physicians failed to save the child and notes local outbreaks tied to forehead chickens. She urges others to avoid such household remedies and shares her regret.
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Durling
Hogpen Disinfection Advice for Livestock Stalls and Barns
A noted veterinary guidance urges thorough disinfection of hogpens, stalls, hogpens, and barns at least once every month and more often if feasible to protect livestock health and prevent disease spread.
Dairy Engineer Warns Dairy Farmers About Slipping Conditions
An Austratine engineer with dairying experience warns that neglecting dairy cows is like allowing a steam boiler to cool. He notes once a cow is off her peak condition it becomes hard to restore, urging farmers to maintain high care and not focus only on short-term gains.
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Dehrman
Scat to Rabbits Protects Fruit Trees with Grease
Instructions advise applying ordinary axis grease to the tree trunk from ground level up to the lower branches to deter rabbits. A short chant mentions shouting and a mitten aid, though the main point is greasing the trunk. The note lists odd details about timing and tools.
Beattitudes Teachings for Disciples in the Mount
The article reflects on Jesus teaching his twelve disciples on the deeper truths of the kingdom from the mountain. It explains the Beatitudes as a path to Christian character, humility, and righteousness, noting the present experience of the kingdom for the faithful and the persecution they may face for living by these ideals.
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Sui Jong
Jesus
Gennesaret
Lukely
Mark Ill
Christ
God
Jong
John x
Panl Weiré
Tin
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