Why Our Soldiers Wait for Homestead S Story Fragment
A fragmented historical piece reflects on Democratic land policy, Homestead debates, and 19th century expansion. It cites figures about acres given to railway interests, calls for drainage and irrigation, and critiques Rep Snyder's committee plans. Names include C. McMil and Snyder, with references to Uncle Sam and federal land use.
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Hhe
Old Guard
Mr. Rently
Itaeli
Speier
C. McMilsoma
Democratic Party
United States
France
Adam
Spain
Democrata
England
Ireland
Switzerland
Netherlands
Simm
Sam
Sander
New England
Republican Congress Starves Western Reclamation Projects
Washington reports that Republican leaders in Congress are reversing progress on irrigation projects in Western Indian reservations. Major developments may be abandoned as committees stall and funding collapses from Montana to Wyoming. The Flathead project, once funded at about 1 million dollars, was cut to 100 thousand, leaving homesteaders awaiting promised water supplies amid widespread breach of government contracts.
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Snyder
Eteatog
Washington, D. C
Congress
Nce
Republican Party
West
Montana
Lishe
Wyoming
Flathead Indian Reservation
Republicans
House
Ponders Roosevelt
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review highlights from Casper area
The Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review lists ongoing oil, road, and agricultural developments across Casper and surrounding towns. Highlights include government land allotment changes, MidWest Refining pipeline plans, 100,000,000 gallons of alcohol in candy production, a statewide highway designation push, high pipeline activity expected in spring, and a record 19,500,000 barrels produced in 1919. It notes labor tensions post armistice, Midwest Homes loans, English company purchase of Dallas oil field, and various local projects in Casper, Lander, Worland, Thermopoli, and Buffalo including drilling, shale plants, cattle shipments, and new buildings.
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Caspar
Lorir Cheyenne
Toeaanville Midweat
Wyoming
Casper
Highway Commission
Rapa
Montana
Fremont County
Anact
Midwest Homes Association
Lander
OU Fields Co
England
Old Dallas
Cokeville
Salt Creek Field
Laramie
Rambler
American Smelting & Refining Co
Hong Konng Wool Growers
Congress
Worland Ranch
Wheatland
Douglas
Black Tail Oil Co
Tin Lance Creek
Lask
Administration's War on Radicalism Approved
Washington D C The National Administration's vigorous campaign against radicalism gains countrywide support. With Congress grant of requested Labor Department appropriations the crackdown by Justice Department raids will intensify. Funds totaling 91,000,000 and 300,000 are sought to continue measures including monitoring rhetoric that threatens American laws and institutions.
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Washington, D. C
National
Congress
Department of Labor
Rheumatism sufferer praises Tanlac recovery
A Los Angeles resident describes six years of severe rheumatic pain and sleepless nights. After trying many remedies, she credits Tanlac for erasing pain and swelling, restoring mobility, steady nerves, and appetite, enabling her to resume housework for the first time in years.
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Dunne St
Los Angeles
Tanlac T
Tom
Tanlac
Government raids sweep across American communities
The department of justice and the immigration authorities have made arrests in scores of American communities. The raids were well conducted and drew praise nationwide, with commendations across sectors following the initial roundup.
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Department of Justice
Pod
Maine
Erreris
Meat Inspection Benefits Producers
Washington, D. C. The department of agriculture has discovered that meat inspection benefits producers as well as consumers. It helps to gain acceptance of export meat by foreign countries which refuse admission to products not federally inspected.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
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Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
City Drug Store
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Denver
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Frontier
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lincet County Miners’ Hospital
TI. Sanders
Remaggeion
Miedema Firearms
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R. H. Sanders
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ceeds
Mutual Livestock Commission Company
Omaha, Nebraska
Frontier Supply Company
Bon Ton Restaurant
J.W Sammon
Frotiae
Rover
Anheuser-Busch
A. Molinar
St.louis
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