Weeks forest reservation bill pushes federal watershed protection
Representative J W Weeks of Massachusetts promotes a bill to empower states to cooperate for protecting navigable watershed forests. The plan would create a national forest system through land acquisitions, establish a $200400 annual fire protection fund, and share five mills of net forest returns with states for roads and schools. The measure aims for bipartisan support across New England and the South and plans rapid action on opening day of the new session.
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Congress
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Weeks
House
United States
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Enat
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National Forest
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Liniment claims rapid ankle cure in days
A damaged OCR note asserts a sprained ankle is usually out for three to four weeks due to poor treatment, and that Chamberlain's Liniment can cure in three to four days. It touts the liniment as one of the best preparations and claims it is sold by all dealers.
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Victor Herbert
Edison
eDalers
Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief After Influenza
Many persons suffer a persistent cough after influenza but Chamberlains Cough Remedy can promptly cure it. It should not be allowed to continue if troublesome. Sold by all dealers.
Officers chosen by Field Trial Association in Georgia
Georgia Field Trial Association elected officers for the coming year at Waynesboro. R J Davant was named president with four vice presidents and Tracy Mackenzie as secretary. A meeting also discussed game protection and the derby draw for members with key figures including Charles Davis and Marshall Andrews.
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Georgia Field Trial Association
R. J. Davant
C. Db. 4Dan
H. D. Johnston
JJ. P Green
Tracy Mackenzie
Board of Governors
L. L. McClesky
W. E. Paullin
S. K. Brown
C. L. Henderson
J. R. Williams
W. H. Hopkins
P. M. Essig
F. 8. Belcher
May Lucifier
Alderstone Hot
Taylor
Burke
Nat Patterson
Parson
Kent Lemont Bill
Clay Bob Neely
Bob Kent
Charles Davis
Warm Springs
Game and Fish Protective Association of Georgia
Marshall Andrews
C. M. Wellborn
Columbus
K. Brown
Brunswick
Savannah
Football barred in New York public schools
New York public schools in Greater New York banned football by board resolution today amid strong protest from James E. Sullivan a former AAU president and current AAU secretary.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Greater New York
Board of Education
James E. Sullivan
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