Forest Highways Fund Planned Across Western States
The forest service allocates nearly 1.6 million dollars for highway construction within or near national forests in Idaho Montana Arizona Colorado Utah Nevada New Mexico. Major sums go to Idaho 413000 Montana 375000 Arizona 293000 and Colorado 247000 with projects from Lolo pass seven miles near Coeur dAlene to Elk City highway in Nez Perce and more, plus Montana Yellowstone trail and Gallatin forest improvements, Arizona Grand Canyon Kaibab Prescott White Spar projects, Colorado Durango Silverton and Independence Pass segments, New Mexico Pecos Anoncito to Bandelier area, Utah Dixie Cedar City to Duck Lake and Provo river bridge, Nevada Austin West Toiyabe, Alaska Tongass Sitka line, Minnesota Deer River and Lake county Ely Finland routes.
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Washington
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Montana
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Lolo Pass
Selway Forest
Coeur d'Alene Forest
Ketchum
Elk City
Nez Perce National Forest
Nez Perce
North Fork-Payette
Payette National Forest
Gardena
Horseshoe Bend
Caribou National Forest
Freedom
Soda Springs
Tarkio Flat
Lolo National Forest
Belton- Java
Garry
Flathead National Forest
Gallatin National Forest
Galatin
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Canyon
Absaroka National Forest
Flagstaff
Coconinoe National Forest
Grand Canyon
Kaibab National Forest
Fredonia
Prescott-White Spar
Prescott National Forest
Clifton-Springerville
Apache National Forest
Durango
Silverton
San Juan National Forest
Molas Lake
Lime Creek
Cascade
Independence Pass
Weller Grade
Pike and
Leadville
Douglas Forest
Teres
Anoncito
Pecos
Santa Fé National Forest
Carson National Forest
Culebra Hill
Pajarito Canyon
Frijoles Canyon
Bandelier National Monument
Sandefonso
Buckman Hill
Buckman Bridge
Santa Fe National Forest
Dixie Forest
Dixie National Forest
Cedar City
Duck Lake
Iron County
Kane County
Fillmore Forest
Provo River
Uinta and
Wasatch
Austin- West Road
Toiyabe National Forest
Ely-Tonopah
Tongass National Forest
Alaska
Sitka
Indian Creek
Territorial Road Commission
Skagway
Blackett Road
Minnesota National Forest
Deer River
Sioux
Ely-Finland
Lake County
Isabelle Post Office
Scots Balk at Fee to See Scone Stone
London reports Scottish MPs protest a sixpence fee to view the Stone of Scone at Westminster Abbey. They urge clergy to admit the public free or return the stone to Scotland, arguing its rightful place and historic coronation role. The English counterpoint notes the stone’s setting supports the prophecy of Scottish rule where it rests.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Scone
Jacob
Bethel
Scotland
Tara
Edward the First
England
Westminster
Savannah Displays Large Eagle Killed Near Montgomery Crossroads
B Shuman of Lanier's Park and Poultry Farm killed a six foot eagle near his Savannah area home. The town shows the bird in a window with an American flag, dollar bills bearing the eagle and Washington portrait, an unusual display for a local incident. Neighbors and about 1,000 chickens were frightened by the bird and the shot came from a distance.
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Savannah
B. Shuman
Montgomery
George Washington
Shuman
Lanier’s Park and Poultry Farm
Old United States Clothes Worn by South Sea Royalty
Port Angeles Washington reports a South Sea island king and queen still wear garments gifted by an American navigator 23 years earlier. Captain and Mrs Thompson traded with islands since 1901 and lent their wedding attire to royalty. The aging garments survive droughts and safeguarding a growing Palmer Islands commerce.
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United States
South Sea
Port Angeles
Wash
South Sea Island
Harry
Palmerstone Islands
South Pacific Ocean
Sydney
S. W
Foye
Captain Thompson
Mariner
Palmer
Thompsons
E Agita
Air Sea Bomber Success in Southampton Tests
Successful tests of a new air marine bomber built for the Spanish government by a local aircraft firm show the plane taking off and anchoring on rough water. The crew pilot gunner and observer occupy the forward position of the hull and bombs are carried in the bomb bay.
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Southampton
England
Airmarine
Slaughtering Coyotes in Nebraska County
Report from Broken Bow Nebraska notes a record month for coyote slaughter. Since May 24 there have been 530 coyotes captured with 427 entering in the first 16 days of June. Authorities describe widespread effort and sourcing from across the country as residents intensify coyote control measures.
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Broken Bow
Elaborate blouse styles fuel vogue for high crowns
Fashion notes from 1924 describe elaborate blouses as the season’s centerpiece, with long sleeves braided details and a shift toward high crown hats. Highlights include beaded tubular tunics, felt crowns, velvet brims trimmed with colored silk, fringe trims on crepe blouses, and white silk and felt hats pairing with cloche shapes for early autumn. Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union.
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Paris
Julia. Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Marshroot Prescription 777 Promised To Ease Backaches
Dr. Carey offered Marshroot Prescription 777 as the cure for backache problems for over four decades. The remedy was sold by druggists in liquid or tablet form and could be obtained through Medical Laboratories at Elmira if not available locally.
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Carey
Elmira
History of Strawberries from Chile to Europe and America
Strawberries reached large size in Europe and America through crosses between Chilean plants brought by a Frenchman in 1714 and native varieties plus the Virginia strawberry. This blending produced cultivars with both substantial fruit and refined flavor that were lacking in earlier European berries.
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Europe
America
Chile
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Seene
Alvin A. Adee
Hughes
Mr.Adee
Madame Mode
Daniel G. Carey, M
Strawberry
Mrs. Winslow
Pesky Devils
Quietus
Owl Chemical
Torre Haute
Ind
B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Cowpea
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