Texas Cowboys and Range Lands Policy Discussed
The piece argues Texas leads in stockraising with 12 million cattle ranges and 15 percent of improved lands while criticising federal "No man’s land" policies. It cites George F Stratton in Mt Nicholas and notes large roundups, free homesteads absent, and cattlemen reinvesting in land and stock improvement.
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Es & Pebtn
Land Department
George F Stratton
Mt. Nicholas
Texas Cowboys Stockmen
Ytexas Cowboys
Hollywood
Texas
New Division Gains One Percent Increase
A brief notice states that one per cent growth is achieved by the divisions. No further context or entities are provided in the readable fragment.
West Ridge Community Notes and Local Visits
West Ridge area residents and guests are listed in a long chain of Sunday and weekday calls. Families from Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Cleveland visit, with Clara Hart and Elale Jane Hart among Cleveland relatives, and many local exchanges, illnesses, and hospital stays noted along with Grange and Pomona events and upcoming school athletics.
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West Ridge
Clifford Hart
Elale Jane
Betty Mae
Cleveland
W H Hart
George Hahn
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
Florence Kolb
Carlisle Center
George Lauer
Henry Hacker
Evangeline
Rs Hollis Reighly
George All
Martin Lauer
J A Lucas
Elyria
Jack
Orinda
Canada
Charles Schwartz
John Brumby
Kipton
C. N. Willams
Henry Schmithens
Middle Ridge
George Johns
Greenfield
Indiana
Walter Sipple
George Decker
John Swartz
Lorain
Swartz
E Lauer
George
E Shay
Oliver
Elvrra
Raymond Simms
George Fnittle
South Ridge
Vic
Charles Schatble
A M Johnston
Vege table Compound helps Ogden woman regain sleep and energy
Ogden Kansas resident Ming Lester Caines reports months of rundown condition and insomnia improved after taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. She says she now sleeps well and can do farm chores and housework without excessive tiredness.
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Ogden
Kansas
Lydia
Ming Lester Ccaines
Lagrange School Assembly Highlights Student Achievements
In a Monday assembly Mr Webb spoke of Carl Giar and his trip to Delaware and the April 29 extemporaneous contest at Ohio Wesleyan. Rev Smith of Oberlin urged intellectual growth and moral courage while praising language mastery. The first baseball games at Eaton ended 13 21 with Dayton winning. girls beat Brookside 12 22, while boys lost 4 2. Arbor Day plans, garden improvements, and a campfire bake sale were noted. An operetta A Tree for Rosalie featured fourth and fifth graders. The track meet at Penfield saw Latitange leading in events.
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Lagrange
Webbh
Carl Giar
Delaware
Garl
Ohio Wesleyan
Carl
Eaton
Daton
Brookside
Helen Hamberger
Jean McAlpine
Gott’s
Webb
Rosalie
Penfield
Solomon Natives Threaten Wint es Sydney
May 4 Traders arriving at Sydney on the steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintes
Sydney
Solomon Islands calm after October killings
Mataram reports no likelihood of further trouble in the Solomon Islands following the murder of District Commissioner Bell, Cadet Lillies, and fifteen native police last October. About 156 motives are imprisoned at Tulgagi, including chiefs awaiting trial, as incensed tribesmen threaten harsh reprisals for injuries or injustices.
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P Mataram
Solomon Islands
Bell
Cadet Lillies
Tulgagi
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Chevrolet _T. Alex
Aust
Rothgery Motor Sales
H. M. Andress & Son Temple Garage
Brown the Battery Man
Philadelphia Battery & Ignition Company
O. Pope
Joan Adelbert Act
Mrs. Johnston
Corwin Burer
Gorwin, Jr
Smith
James Renevard
C N Williams
Williams
Eleanor Hales
Roy Lee
Clareland
George Longbrake
Louis Moebius
John Sharp
Amherst
Walter Sippel
Frank Pallas
Frederick
Schramm Road
Sippel
H. Hunger
Charles Peters
E. J. Krieger
Albert Vietzen
Fred Vietzen
Etta Brown
Stanley
Harry Brown
Mitton Babcock
Archie Hahn
Harvey Hahn
Memorial Hospital
Carlisle Grange
Co-operative Milk Assn
Grange
Pomona Grange
North Elyria Grange
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Creek
Carl Sattler
Milton Babcock
Wellington
Emma Sanders
Lucy Yarosh Tle
Arthur Gouldie
Carl Gilar
Albert Oehling
Douglas Forbush
Laurel Reyner
Leo Hopkins
Pauline Pasadyn
Mildred Shuster
Kostancy Pasadyn
Irene Godridge
Mary Zalenski
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rainbow Gardens
Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
Rayon Silk Union
Hletic Union
Capitol Theatre
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