Nature Study Pushes Mississippi Valley National Park
An essay by John Dickinson Shermar promotes the Mississippi Valley National Park as a key national park site. It highlights the American love of nature, the park movement, and the role of the American School of Wildlife Protection at McGregor. The piece notes extensive regional park proposals, federal funds, and the National Park Service under Director Mather, plus conservation efforts by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and related groups. It describes meetings, figures, and events in Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois advocating park creation and educational outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALE American School of Wild Life Protection
McGregor
Mississippi Valley National Park
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National Park Movement
Beyind
America
School of Will
MacGregor
American
Great Plains
Textinet
Civisivation
Che Xautotroblie
Tis Taliormil
National Park
Ufe
Earth
Wisewnsin
Wisconsin
Miemoeuth
Marty
Muni
New York
Neres
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Lityette
Maine
Chiba
Misaissipp
Altey psKovlelion
Imi
Hirge
Gener
Department of Conservation
United States
General Federation
Des Moines
Iowa
John Dickinson Sher- Tin
Conservation
George H. Maxwell
National Reclamation Association
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Department of Interior
Charles H. McNider
Natural Scenery
Sherman
Mather
Aactount Park Service
Federated Club
Congress
Marger
Avery
Thenesmel
Towa State College
Clairmain
Lowe Slate
Vara Tlans
Col. W. T. Greeley
Forest Service
Nissed T. Edwards
American Forestey Association
McNider
Amd
Mes
Frnnels Sb. Whitley
Pst
Lown Podytitton
Tiny
Natumil Bianty
Atite Vanil Cotiney
DRT
Schnee
University of Lowe
Adega
Ion Bitte
American School of Wild Life Protection
Iowa Conservation Association
A, Birge
Wisconsin University
T. Horsaday
New York Zoological Gardens
A, Jessup
Town State University
Enos A. Bills
Longs Peak
Colo
T. S. Palmer
Washington, D. C
T. Gilbert Penham
National Association of Audubon Societius
Frei G. Hell
PF. S. Richards
T. A. Jayne
T. J. Sullivan
P. Biclel
George F. Ray
Liberal Arts
Iowa State University
Iowa Parks
le H. Priumet
Chatenan
Reands
Sullivyuy Music
Gtkin
Fnance
Fred Philips
McGregor YI
Mada Genesis
Dix. Gov
Towa
Miseslegippi Valley
Nivtital Park
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Tat Cros
Almoys
Tawa
Governay Mauda
Newbery
Assmoblinina Beeker
Devtor Vaniuel
Dover Kelso
PL Bard, We Ta Albert, WC. Beil, Lacaniver, John Keer
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Parks
Mlingis
Preserst
Wisemisin
Joh J. Eseh
Aldermin Munk
la Grosse
L. Uarrington
Conservation Commission
Nant
J. J. Lang
Tavernor Harding
Earelington
Win
Tarrington
Secreniny Mo Lange
Ne. Lowi
Cccess
Hseian al Reservationy
Governan Urrollin
Deneree Mather
Mamet
Crete
American School of Wild
Standardization Aims To Streamline Market Distribution
Experts from the Bureau of Markets argue uniform standards for fruits vegetables and their containers will cut costs and reduce losses. They advocate five standard hampers four standard round baskets and uniform shipper sizes to improve inter and intrastate trade and railroad loading efficiency.
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Tt Jg
Bureau of Markets
United States
Georgia
Colorado
New York
Shane
Mosaic disease of Irish potatoes curbed by seed stock isolation
United States Department of Agriculture and Maine Agricultural Experiment Station researchers report that mosaic spread comes from diseased seed and aphid transmission. Key fixes include using clean seed from mosaic-free fields, isolating seed plots, and preventing aphid infestation to reduce losses.
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Maine
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Weight of Silage Facts From Town Experiment Station
Inquiries on silage weight per depth in silos are answered with a table of average weights per depth and a formula. Radius inside the silo in feet is squared and multiplied by 3.1416 to get cubic feet per foot depth. multiply by depth to obtain total cubic feet.
Thickening Alfalfa Stand Through Reseed Trials
The article advises evaluating alfalfa stands to decide between thinning and reseeding. It notes that reseeding can be costly but may be worthwhile if soil conditions are favorable and existing plants are weak. A preliminary trial helps avoid wasted expense and effort.
Destroy Lice in Brooders and Coops
Reading from the readable fragments shows preventive care for chicks in brooders and coops. The item urges checking for lice or mites and treating before day old birds are moved to new places, ensuring the brooders stay clean for next use.
Fragmented quote on female beauty and propriety
A provocative antiquated remark critiques women's dress and self-presentation, arguing a woman's appearance should be pleasing to observers and condemning any notion of self representation as improper. The tone reflects period discourse on gender and modesty.
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F. G. Halland
Homemade Candies From Sugar and Floral Fondant
A guide to making home candy foundations using egg white and gum arabic cream, then methods for French cream fondant, peanut candy with molasses and nuts, almond comfits with stuffed dates, and dipping in sugar syrup. Includes steps, ratios, and storage notes for easy home confectionery.
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New Orleans
Orden
Transformation Dreamers Shape a Worthy Life
Fragmentary quotation reflects a belief that future generations will not merely endure life but convert struggle into a noble pursuit. The text hints at transformative striving and fidelity to admired ideals shaping personal destiny.
Seasonable Good Things From Corn Dishes To Pickles
A vintage supper menu outlines corn gems beef steak a la Henriette corn and cheese souffle mushroom catchup pickled onions and preserving notes. It lists ingredients and steps for corn gems cheese souffle mushroom capes and onion pickling with specific measurements and methods.
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