Allotment Policy On Fort Berthold Reservation Described
Claude N. Bennett recounts the Fort Berthold reservation in North Dakota where three tribes live along the Missouri River. He explains Dawes Act allotments, schooling aims, and the push to create individual homesteads while detailing Crow Flies High and other leaders and the challenges in obtaining consent for land division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mort Buatthold
Viria
Fort Berthold
Missouri River
Africa
Band of
Crow Flies High
Crow Files High
Old Crow
Crow
Logg Bull
Syen
Mark Twain
Claude N. Bennett
Atlanta Journal
THRIFTY MOUNTAIN CRAFTS TURN TIN TO TIDINGS
In West Virginia mountains poor for small comforts, locals transform tin cans into hanging baskets with moss linings. People also staple horseshoes to fence posts to support movable bars. Alpenstock racks cling to cottages holding chestnut and pine gear. A sand table fashioned from sticks weighs and valuates at 588 dollars and 95 cents.
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Weat
Virginia
New York Tribune
New York
Joan of Arc of Ireland Defies Unionists in America
Miss Maud Gonne, the Irish nationalist and editor in France, tours the United States to champion Erin’s rights. The 19 year old activist born to Colonel Gonne, once an English attaché, has spent eleven years campaigning among London’s poor and Irish peasants, forming groups to aid reform.
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Maud Gonte
America
Ayar
France
Erin
Miss Gonné
Gonne
St. Bereretare
O'Connall
Line
London
Sugar From Potatoes Revolution Promises Global Supply
Dr Prinzen Geerlings a Java government official and former Amsterdam professor of chemistry says he has found a simple way to convert potato starch into sugar. He filed his method with the French Academy of Science to secure priority before public details are released.
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Prinzen Geerlings
Waserto
Geerlings
Java
University of Amsterdam
French Academy of Science
Klondike Miner Captures Massive Thirty Four Ounce Nugget
Michael Knutsen, a Klondike miner, boasts the district’s largest nugget, weighing thirty four ounces Troy and valued near six hundred dollars. He secured it just before leaving the harsh land where famine stalks, marking a notable find in early gold fields.
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Klondike
Michael Knutsen
Canaan City
Knutsen
The Woman and the Horse in Farm Life
A column urges Michigan farm women to own and handle a trustworthy horse, arguing mobility and pride hinge on reliable drives. It contrasts cozy shelter ideas for dairy with practical horse ownership and caring tips, praising personal mastery and enjoyment of riding.
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Brown Bess
Jorge
John
Detroit
Michigan
Farm and Garden Notes on Poultry Health and Plants
The notes discuss vermin infestation in fowl from restlessness, signs of poultry illness, and tar turpentine fumigation as a roup remedy. They mention white calesolaria as a new window plant, color variegation in corn, and the value of seasoned timber for longevity.
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Uncle Sam
Tts Teriaen
Broarty
Isan
Picea
Hansmaron
Joan OF Arg
Iss Maud Gonne
Boston
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