National forest policy and statistics from Clarke McNary act era
The Anaconda Standard reports on the Clarke McNary act policy for national forests, detailing cooperation in fire fighting, forestry instruction, farm planting, and forest taxation. It cites 147 national forests as self-sustaining, income and expenses for the forest service, timber cuts, grazing permits, and revenues from water power and land rentals. It notes 7,279 fires up to Sept 30 and 500,000 acres burned, plus over 10 million visitors driven by auto travel to forests located in Montana’s sizable reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
National Forest Administration
Forester Greeley
Montana
Patima Retires Sparks Clash in Doctor Dolittle Show
In 1933 a circus dispute erupts as Patima threatens to quit over the Doctor Dolittle act. Hercules and Fatima duel over the Doctor’s fate while Blossom fears losing a 30 mile haul and the show’s future. The Doctor insists on humane treatment, vowing no more fake medicines if the snakes are mishandled.
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Patima
Hercules
Fatima
Ashby
Blossom
John Dolittle
Beppo
Ned
Brown
Trap
Acro Dais
Hop
Alexander Hlossom
Chawin
Doctor
Aino
Hen ‘TooToo Wan
Dab-Dab
Puddieby
Trapper Sets Hidden Otter Traps for Coat Money
In a Burgess tale, a stern trapper secretly places baited traps along an otter brook path while Little Joe and Mrs Otter nap. He aims to trap the otters for fur profits, unaware of the harm to innocent animals. The story closes with the trapper savoring success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mrs. Otter
Otter
Little Joe
Jos Otter
Little Joe Otter
T. W. Burgess
Glad Hands Across The Sea In Respect To 1924 Tourism
The piece notes 1924 was a record year for American tourism to Europe with crowds flocking to London Paris and other hubs. It cites reasons for strong travel sojourns and a dawning hope for increased U.S. travel despite Germany’s waning appeal and high prices. Jazz and Vienna’s culture clash are touched on alongside broader postwar European dynamics and the League of Nations footprint.
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Enope
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Amerca
Associated Press
Europe
London
Paris
Lonston
America
Dren
Rockefeller
Morgan
Ford
G & Wolf
Greeley outlines nation forest policy progress
W B Greeley chief of the forest service presents annual report stressing extraordinary progress in converting timber and forest resources to national use. He urges a definite national forest policy covering 400 million acres of privately owned forest and notes 80 percent of the nation’s forest products originate there.
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W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Forester Greeley
Shoveling for Smelt Boats Kelso
Smelt run fills Cowlitz River as miniature fish migrate from Columbia to spawn. Farmers scoop main catches filling barrels while women use lace curtains to guide nets. fish seven to nine inches long travel upstream and back to sea. The season draws winter attention for the food value of smelt which is canned or salted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowlitz
Columbia
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clue List From A Newspaper
A fragmented crossword clue list with multiple short items including verb forms pronouns parts of speech and common words. Reading appears as a garbled catalog of definitions such as to be dexterity South American coin repetition examine desire limits bituminous by product standard dwindles cotton addition terms and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Italy
Horoscopic forecast for January 2 1935
The column predicts favorable outcomes for legal papers about partnerships and financial deals. It foresees rising food prices later year, mining interest, and renewed vigor for older adults. It notes Congress attention, peace efforts, and a year of fulfilled desires for those born under Capricorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Dilla
Saturn
Mexico
South America
Congress
Sent to Coventry by Florence Davies
An essay argues that discipline through keeping a child isolated in the group teaches social belonging more effectively than corporal punishment. It critiques flogging, praises solitary exclusion as a lasting lesson, and compares English schools' penalties to modern home discipline.
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Coventry
Florence Davies
Wick
Saito
Nile
Nese
Temon
Fragmentary Note Clipping Mentions Bear, Water Front
A fragmented OCR note references a bear, the water front area, and mentions a street or place name with unclear context. The readable text hints at casual or colloquial wording about wanting another drink and a ride or yard but lacks a clear event, person, or organization to anchor a proper news item.
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Butte
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Deer Lodge
Ditlon
Boatman and Philipsburg
United States
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Prudden, King & Prudden, , Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Globe
Hoston
Steger
Chicago
Sharon
San Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
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Doctor DO Dolittle
Tory
Hiram Bingham
Tests Marton
Frank B. Brande
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Suncuss
Vienna
Johann Straus
Jaxi
Geneva
David Starr Jordan
Mr. Bryan
Apostle of Peace
Philossopher
Sam
League of Nations
Tee
Egypt
John Bull
Fshane
Ruth von Puhl
Sotat
Catty
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Theswater
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