Three Year Homestead Bill Signed by President Tali
The three year homestead bill, Borah Rucker measure, has been signed into law. It shifts public land policy toward home settlement, backed by leaders Borah Ferris Monde ll and Speaker Clari, with conferees Jones Smoot Newlands guiding the bill through Congress. The article notes opposition by conservationists and calls for nationwide support for homesteaders and new settlement opportunities.
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Tali
United States
Commonwealth
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Atterson W. Rucker
Colorado
Congress
Oklahoma
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Wang
Edward T. Taylor
Scott Ferris
Frank W. Mondell
Champ Clari
House
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
General Land Office
Providence
Beaver Creek Roundup Notes Sparks and Socials
Local column reports visits by Mr and Mrs Win Eaton and Miss Ella Sage from Omaha. Various residents and visitors, including Dr C L Calvert from Sundance and Ben Garman from Laramie, are noted. Alva celebration stunts planned with Dan Ruland and others. Jack Waugh and Ruth Parkins wed at Belle Fourche. public reaction given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhoy
Ob. Calvert
Orl Wakeman
Alis. Roode
Mise
Alberta Chriffin
Sundance
Weaver
I. A. Watson
W. A. Weaver
Jim Storm
Storm
Globe
Alva
Ethel Baker
New Haven
Will Wood
Wood
Institute
Ninis
Frs Cadwell
North Fork
John Farris
Gunderson
Baby Karl
W. H. Turneaure
Ruth Boggs
Loring Cunderson
South Dakota
Choice
Ohio
D. J. Toomey Produce Cos
Spourtish
Kester and
Blakeman
Hulett
Bear Lodge
C. L. Calvert
Ben Garman
Laramie
State University
Heo
W. AL Weaver
Caradise Villey
Beaver Creek
Will Chapianan
Geo. Nielsen
Belle Fourche
James Reel
Bertha Knowls
Alvaires
Clarence Pearson
Lewis Johnson
Jack Waugh
Ruth Parkins
Pioneer booster diary in Perkins county pledge
The Pioneer editor in Perkins county proclaims strong boosterism to advance Bison and Perkins county. The paper vows to support honest development, urging persistence and optimism as progress slowly unfolds for a prosperous, well known community.
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Pioneer
Perkins County
Bison
Dad Chase
Renin An
Merkine County
South Piakeoda
Union
Donald Doings and Ranch Notes Crop Outlook
Sparse news from the Donald region. Jake Plummer ranches while DD and N Huff survey ranch interests. Mrs. J W Huff visits Spearfish McDonald family. Wim Coburn travels Pine Creek after Montana ranch stay. Crops need rain to salvage yields. Fred Bailey of Omaha, Inby mines general manager, forecasts a big show at the mine soon. James Dyce helps Willard on Oak Creek and plans more Donald area work.
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Jake Plummer
N. Huff
Fred Bailey
Omaha
Inby
Dowdle
James Dyce
Willard
Oak Creek
Donald
Investment prospects in Perkins County seed project
A Perkins County editor assesses county seed purchases for farmers, estimating under fair conditions returns near one million dollars with potential gains to sixty five thousand acres and the oil industry heightens prospects amid favorable outlook.
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Almadsoet
Soni
Perkion Coats
VODP
Hove
Perkins County
Ble
Uvounml Oil
Sundance Band Concert Hailed By Local Readers
Residents reported a well attended event at the Sundance band concert Saturday plus several locals such as Hess and Lagest were involved in projects around town. The community also noted ongoing irrigation work and local political petitions in progress.
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SV. Rakestraw
Hess
Sundance
Clarence Lagest
Ellsworth White
Watford
Mer. Modell
Cnele
Joe
Hippen
Wood
Marshall
Tower
Wisconsin
Hidis
Mark Giordon
Phulett
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Garman Bros
Miller
Bush
Pearson
Moorcroft
Dell Storm
Sum Storm
Opuin
Bay Mb
Charlie McCow
Whoekin Mark
Porestburg
Ther Soso
Ak Momart
Tatetat
Walter Miller
Seeraramtc Igsareceenenreanenecese
Campestool Ranch
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