Indians Worth Billions in United States Assets
Officials reported to a House committee that American Indian property across lands timber oil gas coal and other minerals totals 1 618 075 274 dollars. There are 2 559 91 Indians nationwide with 119 355 in Oklahoma. Fee patents are issued as tribes manage affairs allotments cover about 40 million acres with 39 million unrelinquished acres.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Bureau of Indian Affairs
House
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Local notes from Litchfield and area Jan 25
Litchfield reports boys and girls basketball losses to Seville. Progres sive Pedro games at Frombaugh home. prizes won by Mrs. Arthur Jaw and Elton Wheeler of Granfton. Local visits include Jenne and Canfield, Musser family, and Lafay ette Dramatic Club announcing a play "Yimmie Yobhnson's Yob" with proceeds to Congregational Ladies Aid Society. Ohio Farmers Co op Milk Assn to hold officer election. Oldsmobile convention in Lansing. Florida trip for Spelch couple. flu and illnesses noted. Cleveland trips for Helen Smith and father to visit Farnums.
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Ausmuth
Earl Hope
C. D. Richard
Medina
Jenne and
Canfield
C. F. Musser and Sons
Junior
Donald
Henry Steck
Valley City
Norman Ausmuth
Dramatic Club
Lafayette
Yimmie Yobhnson
Town Hall
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
A. O. Frombaugh
Knuscher
Erhart
Phil White
Elyria
M. F. Barth
Barths
Wm. Brodt
Ralph
Akron
Julius Wilhelm
C. W. Hines
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Cc. F. Musser
Ellsworth Swanker
Lansing
Mich
Alice Burner
Cleveland
Clyde Bennett
E. Burner
Wo. Spelch
Florida
Winter Haven
Lake Wales
Litchfield
Fort Pierce
Fred Johnson
Local Social Roundup Sees Guests and Meetings Across Town
Families and friends gather for Sunday visits as Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spear and Virginis Cleveland join others in Lakewood and Elyria. Litchfield Farmers Institute sets Feb 12 with speakers Grubb and Ferguson. The Ladies Benevolent Society plans an all day quilting session at Mrs. Case’s home. Cemetery and Park Association elects officers led by Mrs Sears and Mrs Case with committees named. Community groups announce church services and school events while a number of residents attend gatherings in Cleveland and nearby towns.
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Lome
Smith
Joan Bart
Russell Speppard
Virginis
Cleveland
Kurl Meyers
Meaina
Dlomer Homan
Lodi
T. H. Case
Streett
Agnes Holmes
Litchfield Farmers’ Institute
PL. Grubb
W. C. Ferguson
Progressive Pedro Club
Lewis Road
Lakewood
Geo. Holmer
Tom Buckingham
Grafton
W. H. Leach
A. C. Barth
A. C. Frombanagh
M. F. Barth
Wilanton
Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Association
Dell Eaken
J. H. Barth
Max
Hal Leach
Keith
Don Barlow
Elyria
Fred Barlow
Will Watkins
Carl Nolan
Akron
C. M. Turner
Ladies Benevolent Society
Alice Turner
The
Cemetery and Park Association
C. H. Sears
F. S&s. Turner
Ina Starrett
Maeschidde
J. A. Buchtell
Scudder
Fred Hance
CG. Rasor
M. PF. Barthwork
IL G Hastings
Tul
Harry Street
Flower
Claude Holmes
Mary Jackson
C. R. Canfield
Castle
Montpelier
Harry Streeto
Coated Tongue Signals Auto-intoxication Warning
An old ad warns that a tongue coating indicates poisons in the system from retained waste. It links constipation headaches sour stomach and high blood pressure to auto-intoxication and touts Drexel tablets with ox gall as a liver stimulant. Each tablet equals ten drops and costs under two cents. urges a three to four day trial. All druggists sell Drexel tablets via Muir's Cut Rate Stores.
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Muir's Cut Rate
Glasgow Lasses Hide Knees From City Teas Room Deduction
Six Glasgow waitresses fear layoff after Glasgow Corporation orders waist skirts to end 13 inches above the ground, reducing exposure by 20 inches. The change shifts dress height from three to seven inches closer to the floor, sparking concern over modesty and job security.
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Glasgow
Voss
Ice fishing thrives as lakes freeze over Hillsdale region
Ice fishers report good catches as cold weather thickens lakes including the Baw Beeso area near Hillsdale Michigan. Many men plan the annual harvest and cutting season on smaller regional lakes as winter activity spikes. The last clock winder of Rouen’s medieval clock, in service since 1389, faces pensioning as electricity replaces the hand operation.
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Hillsdale
Mich
City
Hin
France
Rouen
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Helen Smith
Farnums
Helen
Anna Gilblom
Cleveland Hospital
Wmn. Baish
Henry Frerick
Jon Ludwig
Strongsville
Gibb Hines
Wellington
J. M. Brown
Lexington
Y. B. Bowman
Mra. Neal Frerick
Clarence Petersen
Thrift Days Sale
Wales
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Mangel
Edison
Cafe Au Lait
Cogswell
L_aundry
General Electric
Montrose
Cadena Hs
Glenwood
Broad
Lodi St
Home Furniture CO
Elyria Board of Trade
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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