No person will be permitted to purchase more than four quarter sections, or at a less price than two dollars per acre.
Bill Taft: “No person will be permitted to purchase more than four quarter sections, or at a less price than two dollars per acre.”
On the recordSeptember 8, 1910
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Proclamation 1084—Crow Indian Reservation
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