Degwauns Abceeta: Native language newspaper planned at Muscogee
A new weekly Indian newspaper to be based in Muscogee Oklahoma will publish in Cherokee Creek Choctaw and other languages. Augustus W Ivey of Stillwell will edit. The issue aims to educate Indians about citizenship with no political content.
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Muscogee
Oklo
Augustus W. Ivey
Cof Stillwell
Keep a Cow Says Hadley Governor Urges Farm Solution
Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley proposes a rural fix to high living costs urging every family to keep a cow and chickens. He argues price spikes stem from urban reliance on farming output and advocates returning to farm practices to ease economic strain.
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Missouri
Herbert
Hadley
Saving on Household Expenses with Cows and Chickens
A speaker touts livestock as a practical aid in city households. Three cows and several chickens cut costs, and the speaker urges readers to ask Mrs. Hadley for proof. The remark emphasizes frugal farming in urban life.
Home Steading Letters From Hartley South Dakota
From Hartley South Dakota a letter describes a 10 by 12 shack with ship lap walls tar roof blue plaster board and tar paper exterior. The writer lists home made furniture a washstand clock shelf space and two windows with cheese cloth curtains. They bought a branch for 50 dollars trained it as a horse and note a dug out barn on a hillside and a one and a half mile school nearby.
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South Dakota
Hartley
S. D
Nine Month School and Local Activities Letter
From my shack I ride Don unless the weather is bad and I board near the school house. I have an eight months school and get $40 per month to help defray expenses. We hold a Sunday school a preaching service and a literary society. A railroad contract has been let near my land. A daily stage runs to Hartley three miles away. Lovingly your niece Ellen.
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Don
Hartley
Ellen
Arcada Grange Notes and Wheat Marketing Report
Arcada Grange No 500 met in regular session February 5 with eight officers present. New organ praised, lightning rods discussed with no action. Officers and members reported on programs, readings, and music. Penny March fifteen cents. Next meeting February 19. masquerade dance postponed due to measles. State livestock conditions given and wheat marketing totals for January across southern, central, and northern counties. Real estate transfers listed for Alma, Arcada, Riverdale, and surrounding areas.
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Arcada Grange
W. M
Wood
Grange
Irah Kleiman
Ada Smith
Bamber
Pilgrims
Central Counties
Sipper Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
F. C. Martindale
Snow depth and wheat injury survey across counties
Reportings from southern central and northern counties show mixed responses on January wheat injury. Snow depths on the 15th varied: southern counties 2.8 weeks protection, central 4.02 weeks, northern 4.01 weeks, peninsula 15 weeks, state average 4.02 weeks.
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Ansing
Mien
Jebruary
Wes
Gus
Forte Rpper Peninsula
Forty Second Annual Statement of Insurance Reserve Fund
The document presents the Forty Second Annual Statement for the Reserve Fund, American Table, including 4 and 3 percent from January 1908. It lists premiums, interest, rents paid in advance amounting to 10,379,648, with 46,474 in premiums, 59,610 in installments not yet due, and 71,150 in other policy claims. Accrued salaries, taxes and expenses total 25,677,60. Other liabilities total 1,993,63. Surplus is 756,683,83. Total assets 11,941,237,39 against 11,341,237,39. Signed by Theron F. Giddings, Supt. of Agencies, and WM. 3. Marshutz, Home Office Special, Detroit.
Property Transfers Include Olmsted and Others in Newark and Ithaca
A list of parcel transfers showing A H Olmsted and wife to J Probst and wife in Newark. Cooper to Watson in Wheeler. Evans to Hal in Alma. J McWilliams to D Wiles in Ithaca. Wiles in New Haven. etc. Includes multiple estate lot descriptions and dollar amounts such as 1500, 550, 1700, and 1800.
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A. WH. Olmsted
J. Probst
Wee
Newark
G. Wo “Cooper
W. Watson
Wheeler
M. A. Evans
A. J. Hal
Alma
W. J. Clark
J McWilliams
Ithaca
Wiles
New Haven
Peterson
Kelley
J. O
Mills
E Chittenden
Tor
Ashley
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