Indian Territory Report Details Kiowa Comanche Apache Lands
Major Randhett’s annual report from Kiowa Agency Anadarko Oklahoma covers Kiowa Comanche Apache reservations. It notes land area of three million acres, Fort Sill military reservation, grazing suitability, crops and weather, allotment plans, schools, leasing rules, and rising concerns about renters and civilization progress among tribes. Also reports on cattlemen, murders, lightning deaths, and a cotton gin fire in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randhett
Analarke
Joe F. Ranchett
Anadarko
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chickasha
Indian Territory
Mircer County
Wishoms
Indiana
Washite River
Red River
North Fort of
Fort Sill
Tne
Eighth Cavalry
Farrand Sayre
United States Cavalry Corps
Laatton
Wichita
Affiliated
Webe DE Morel Arena
Elnes
Jim Leen
Dante
Congress
Sanda
Ibis
Jnil
Riverside
Port Sill
United States
Railay Mountain
Agency
Neantain
Oakdale
Kiowa
Comanche
Campaigns of Education and Barbecue in Early Politics
A retrospective contrasts second quarter campaigns with postwar politics, noting educated leaders, wages, and ethics. It recalls barbecues at rural meetings, editors as party figures, and the decline of lively public oratory, with shifts toward newspaper reporting and wealth influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Eniine
Congress
Terry Aneeribye
South
Henry Clay
Jefferson Lovie
United States
Mississippi
Piiny
Hota
Charleston
Candle Dates
Oasis
Mielesippi
Stephen AL Linighin
Imals
Lees
Canad
Fragmented 1900s ad and notes mix in Atchison pages
A garbled 1900-era collage from the Atchison Globe includes scattered ads and snippets. It mentions stomach bitters, ginowas tastes, ink manufacturers, gas talk, baby teething in Atchison, and miscellaneous social chatter plus brief notices about events in December 1900.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as malaria cure
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic uniquely cures malaria with iron and quinine in correct proportions. It asserts rivals are imitations, touts superiority, and notes over 1.5 million bottles sold last year in malarial regions, with a no cure no pay promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
United States
Wote
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louie
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Oklahoma
Rivia
Hallett
Frisco
Wilkes
Marshal Peary
Beidges
Tishomingo
Tardy
Spether Camp
Fred
Tullet
Mmr
Guthrie
Saite
Qaunah Road
Duke
OB Small
Julian ‘Vutrle
Clarenor Sheers
Tuite
Snall
Bital
Dick Bogie
Aluffinan
Persimmon
Tighe
Huffman
Ingle
Winchester
Woolard
Sherim
Cattlemen of
Sulphur Speirs
Matt Wolfe
Davin
Hirst View
D Prietary
Second View
BR John Kot
Mec Webber
Webber
Guthefe
Mie
Bald Land Office
Mieh
C. Hreckineidge
Wicki Fen
Crittendens and
Marshalls
Kentucky
Jesse J. Height
Idianas
Jefferson Davin
Heney
Foote
AL Quitman
McXiatt
John Slidett
Merre Soule
Tt Henjamin
Randall Tlunt
Valgus
Discum Ainge
Rach Pelal Party
Als
Francie W. Pickens
Old Booth
Nextonal
Grand Finsie
Jane Hines
Townsend
St. Louie Mo
Puck
Ginowa
Atchison
Airty Sears
Ur Oaks
IGF Pedantoosat
Philadelphia
W Murray Hill
Ayer
J. c. Ayer Company
Lowell, Mam
Cherry Peet
Ayers Comatone
Mishawaka
Rey Phe EL
Souston Harlan
Perkins’ Wind Mill CO
Corts
Charles J. Mollett
Collage
Oonatul Iratmens
Shilarea
M. O
Ioney
Ata Ra
Keeeenee
Candy Cathartig
Gangup
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