Menominee progress under tribal land holding experiment
A Washington report describes Menominee Indians in Wisconsin under a communal land system directed by Superintendent Edgar A. Allen. It notes a 418 by 24 mile reservation with about 1,800 people, a strong farming program led by successful growers, and government efforts to develop the tribe through education, industry, and communal funds while preserving tradition and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghend
Wis
Eotwealthy
Menomine Shearing
Washington, Indian, Service
Congress
Edgar A. Allen
Keshena
Wisconsin
Allen
George Vaux
Philadelphia
Mother of Five in Troubled Neighborhood
Fragmentary text describes a mother with five children tied to a Monroe area farm family. The readable parts reference a page or notice about the children, suggesting an obituary or social item. Details are unclear and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayd
Monroe
Leila Name Origins and Lily Imagery Explored
An essay traces Leila as a Moorish name linked to flowers and beauty, debating its origins amid lilies and the fly metaphor. It notes historical bearer examples, sapphires of ruby symbols, and Friday as a lucky day with Lily as emblem of purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila
Liliola Gonzara
Traty
Lilias Ruthven
Scotland
Naples
Tillian Russell
Lillie Langtry
Jong
Lord Byron
Positive Proof and Chatter on Mack Tack Proposal
The dialogue notes an optimistic tone about Mack Tack and recalls a proposal involving Miss Ryval. The exchange hints at romantic interest and social expectations within a small circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Tack
Miss Ryval
See America First on a Montana to Denver Forest Tour
The author chronicles a coastal to plains journey through Polson Kalispell Great Falls and Casper noting forest fire dangers in Idaho wells in Salt Creek oil fields and wind canyon engineering feats. They praise forest firefighters rail travel quirks and promise further notes on Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead Laye
Somers
Great Northern Railway Co
Kalisrell
Flathead Country
American Legion
Order of Elks
Flathead County
Kalispell
Montana
United States
Polson
Ed Smith
Winterset
Madisonian
Senator Smith
Belton
National Park
National Parks
Continental Divide
Glacier
Denver
Omaha
Lewistown
Great Falls
Great Northern
Chicago
Billings
Cut Bank
Bob. Klein
Kevin
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
St. Paul
Spokane
Missouri River
Riller Falls
Pullman Company
Wyoming
Old Mother Hubbard
Salt Creek
Casper
Mason City
Naval Reserve
Wind River
Big Horn’ Mountains
Cheyenne
Tort Collins
Colo
Wates Park
Pile’s Peak
America
Yellowstone Park
Quotations on Work Irish Sorrow and Artful Living
A collage of quotes contrasts English focus on work with Irish sorrow as a luxury in poetry and song. It urges doing everything well, avoiding slovenliness, and finding art in complete, exact effort across work, play, and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Dwight T. Farnham
Ireland
Erin
P. W. Wilson
John Freeman Clarke
The Third Button Test and a Man's Persona
A New Bedford Standard letter questions a business psychologist claim that a man’s character can be judged by the third button on his waistcoat. The writer wonders if the test holds when the button is hidden by wrinkles or absent altogether and cites Lincoln as a possible counterexample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaux
Mr. Allen
Claire Windsor
Miss Windsor
Smail
Mildred Marshall
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
John Kendrick Bangs
Idaho
Forest Boys
Northland Superline Motor
Pennsylvania
Northland Suptrange
Bartles Shepherd Gil . Company
Waterloo
Buttons and
Uncle Johns
W. W. Beam
First National Bank Bldg
Rolfe
E. L. Hollis
Hyes
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
Iowa
L. M. Graham
Nacke’s Pharmacy
Bessie Gay Patterson
School of Music
Grimes College
Rolfe Phone
M. H. Hammes
Shcholl
Hammes & Sons
Pocahontas
POCAHONTAS LOAN & _TRUST COMPANY (Incorporated
Col
H. H. Grove
Plover
Joseph Zimmerman
Gilmore City
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