Sioux Nation to Become Farmers on Fort Peck Reservation
The Sioux Audion tribe, once famed for General Custer’s defeat, will transform with the Fort Peck reservation in northeastern Montana opening. Each of about 4,000 remaining Sioux receives a farm, while 1,345,000 acres are to be opened to white settlers with filings in Glasgow May 1 to Sept 20. Drawings for 8,408 farms of 160 acres follow. Government estimates full cultivation will add 25,000,000 bushels of grain annually to the northwest.
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Washington
Custer
United States
Fort Peck
Northeastern
Sam
Glasgow
Mavre
Great Falls
Mount
Poplar
Northwest
West Elkton Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Visits
West Elkton notices detail Dr and Mrs Stubbs and son John of Celina visiting area friends, upcoming sermons by Rev Jones of Gratia and Rev West of Westville, local trips to Fountain City Richmond Somerville and Petoskey, a Sabbath school picnic, and community visits by the Roberts, Schanton, and Beckett families. Readers are informed of travel, entertainments, and church events with several local names.
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Jowe
West Elkton
Stubbs
John
Celina
Fannie Elliott
Jones
Chucel
Gratia
Win
Westville
CIA
Charles Sehontan
Fountain City
Richmond
James Roberts
Fred
Hawthorn Fill
Davison Moncoi
Morand
Mabel
Thor
Valley View social notes and visits gather crowd
Aug 21 social items from Valley View record dinners at multiple homes Mrs Wim and daughters hosted Hamilton guests Mrs George Hoffman Ada Hill plus others. Mr Duke Viseduin and J Derrickson families entertained. Ladies Industrial Band met at Wiredom home with many attendees. Local visitors Frank Kroeker and others toured Bevenmile. Ovi Miller won two ribbons at Carthage fair for sh?ving horse.
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Spectator the Journal
Valley View
Wim, Wiredom
Aida
Misa
Geo. Hoffman
Ada Hill
Hamilton
Shauh
Meg. M. Marshall
Will Baton
Krank Kracker
Mildred Marlon
Collinsville
Duke Viseduin
Suniday
J. H. Derrickson
Janny
John Vizedony
Jin. Iy
Win
M. Skillman
Mary
James Weaver
Lloyd Cattedt
Abe
Evine
Ladies’ Industrial Band
Mees Ia
Lisa Wiredom
Frank Skroeker
Ea Krasker
C. W. Reiser
Bevenmile
Butler Shepherd
Phil Reiser
Collinaville
Ovi Miller
Frank Marshall
Darktown
Wronk Kracker
Misses Anderson
Cincinnati
Lil Derrickson
Scipio Notes On Local Visitors And Visits
Scipio Ohio August 21. Mr and Mrs William Barnes who have been visiting with his mother Mrs Jane Stor es have returned to their home in Tamil und. Mrs Lynette Beard visited her mother in Toledo last week guardian Seifert and from Cincinnati are Jim Haavillore Miss May Thompson spent 1st week with her grandmother Mrs Selen Livingston Bark Dyman of Peoria called on folks Sunday afternoon. Miss Iya Shelledd at Ander fama is the great of the Samuel Wynn Judge and Mrs Raslielit and then Ww Mes Helen Livingston and Bent Hart spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jolly Boateight and daughter Matti Miss Sarah Wynn called on Mrs Tis Cales on Friday evening Jala Beard is a Veaver Col um on bussiesar Howard Wickson visiting Mrs sing Mrs Clint Dicksee and Carl in Chicago. Mrs Ta Cites spent a few days with her son Bort and family in Hamilton atl Tie nd Mrs
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Scipia
Aml Mas
Willian Bamnes
Jane Stor
Lynette Beard
Toleday
Ardian Seifert
Cincinnati
Jim Haavillore
May ‘Thompson
Selen Livingston
Bark
Beard
Colum
Howard Wickson
Clint Dicksee
Carl
Chicago
Ta Cites
Bort
Hamilton
Atl
Community Notes From Wine Mile And Surrounding Areas
Nine Mile special to The Journal notes Roy Crist returning home after visiting Aunt Mrs. Josephine Goodwin in wet New Lupe. Miss Jess Tugh stayed with Aunt Mrs. Hannah. Nicella Crist and Mrs. Irwin Young visited Cincinnati. Mary Andy visited sister Mrs. Wyatt Gordon in Troy for a few days. Alm Stock hosted a birthday gathering with Mary Andy and Helen Wisher among attendees. Jesse Manrod and Mr. Amit Manrod spent Sunday with neighbors at Darrtown. Mrs. Herbert Tokiday of West Hiklan visited Miss Tose Pugh on Thursday.
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Wine Mile
Roy Crist
Josephine Goodwin
Wyatt Gordon
Alm Stock
Isse Melir
Mary Andy
Helen Wisher
Amit
Jesse Manrod
Inter
Darrtown
Herbert Tokiday
West Hiklan
Tose Pugh
Country Club meats advertise ham bacon and shoulders
An old newspaper ad promotes Country Club ham as sugar cured and hickory smoked, bacon described as crisp and medium lean with flavorful taste, and carefully trimmed pork shoulders offered at low per pound prices. The copy is fragmented but centers on value, quality, and price.
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Country Club
Uage Bae
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Somerville
Hanya A. Roberts
Aliss Flsie Roberts
Elisha Roberts
Lurton Roberts
Habbitshire
Mr. Roberts
Fannie Elliot
Charles Schanten
Mia Stith
Mets
Finest Beckett
Indiana
Sornet
Mina Weaver
Here
Belva
Etta
Ruby Williams
George Burkhead
Market Sta
Wittman’s Star
George Pappas
Bell
Goreotto
Scipio
Kroger
HAMS
Pionic
Cocoanut
Moon Chop Tea
Bottis
Colombia
Krager's
Kroger’s Root ‘Beer
Porcan
Avondale
Queen Maud
Kropen
Uae
Ghermecery
Eden Park
Pound
Country Club Olive Oil
Manzanvilla
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Ab Kroger
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