Review of World's Events Opens Vast Indian Lands to Bids
A May 1 review notes 1 870 000 acres of the civilized tribes land to be opened for bidding divided into twenty four sections. Prospective buyers may bid for any section or all. timber sales may occur separately under government supervision, with trees under ten inches left standing. Indians may receive over 14 million dollars, while a state game preserve may acquire 100 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilized Tribes of Indians
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Fisher
Inhomin
Lesson on Trade: Home Store Beats Mail Order Cost
A fable shows a customer compares a $1.685 item at a store with mail order prices from a company. Extra charges for postage, money order, and express mail push the total past the cash price, including two weeks’ wait. The store owner demonstrates savings by offering immediate in-person purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
A Call For Volunteers From The Good Cheer Band
A promotional verse invites volunteers to join the Good Cheer band and bolster home trade, town improvement, and civic happiness. It frames members as modern knights of progress, urging personal participation and urging against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civiz
Good Cheer Band
Crop Insurance For Farmers By Volition And Crops
A fragment discusses a novel crop insurance concept where farmers are paid for insuring crops through voluntary cultivation methods. It argues crop insurance can be more reliable than weather insurance, noting benefits from legumes and grasses in improving yields and livestock profits, with emphasis on cultivation improving soil, moisture, and disease resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Palmer
North Dakota
Katisge
Green Asparagus Market: Green Supersede White Prices
A Rural New Yorker correspondent notes rising demand for large green asparagus. Green spears fetch higher prices than white, offsetting cultivation differences. Growers claim trequirably better margins in greener production, with steady market growth and premium paid despite cultivation challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Sfeld
The Supernatural Delay At Jung Resort Train
A man races to meet his betrothed but is blocked by a masked white dressed woman at a summer resort. He fears a wedding or funeral as a sudden eerie encounter unfolds in twilight. He seeks his train, haunted by the mysterious visitor and a looming choice.
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Lillian
Jung
Clueck
Solmes
Wieker
Micinlly
Ashdand
Tix
Tie
Dward Tolmes
Alor
Blu
Notin
Roy
Cautid Bay
Ohit
Cadet
Ashter
Tur
Aalock Stiikhig
Panton
Entai
Bane
Leto
Balward
Tallin
Alesis
Fey
Posttlan
Che
Lake
Daverne
Gongrin Wallon
Nauilineas
Goa
Darwin
Peuiers Totes Snr
Michutsiss Padtneress
Howe
Yanys
Weespiel
Contentnent
Sosh
Edo Gore
Ieee
Evi Holiig
TS Tsedy
Apeam
Ian
Warning on Chickens Ends in Fatal Tragedy
A disturbing report describes a death linked to a chicken-raising incident and a frightened child witness. Authorities from county health services investigated, with possible connections to a local caregiver and several families. The piece notes ongoing concerns about safety and community responses.
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Countess OF Warwick
United States
Canada
American Press Association
America
Tady Warwick
London
Nevada
Uutht
Hudson Maxim
United Statea of
Asia
Europe
United States of Africa
United States of America
Asia Club of America
Aero Clubs of
Holland
England
France
Belgium
Pulitzer School
Cohmbua University School of Journalism
Talcott Willams
Philadelphia
Joseph Pulitzer
Me. Willams
Turkey
Amherst College
New York
American Oriental Aamacy
Willining
Morocco
Smithsoniana Institution
Archaeological Museum of
The
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Yukon
Arctic Brotherhood
Patricia of
Coleraine
Daughters of the American Revolution
Indiana
Chita
Porto
Peru
Augusto B.reguia
Senor Legula
Illinois
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ilinois
Macomb
Imayor
Springfield
Maibereniosia
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Judah
Enifie
Smilie
Heersbanik Worl Grant
Bone
Coumy
Sheelon
Clydesdale
Mabel
Harriet
Varbelle
Sao
Aliphitierii
Owitar
Owelthieg
Seng
Gesievenan
Gitte Mest
Anne
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