Forest Policy and Timber Law Reform Advocated by Land Office Chief
Land Office chief Frederick Hyde and Gifford Pinchot call for repeal of the Timber and Stone Act and a shift to selling stumpage while keeping public lands. They urge residency and improvements under Homestead and Desert Land Acts, creation of federal forest reserves, and protection of watersheds to fund irrigation and eastern industry.
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Land Ofice
Frederick Hy
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Congress
Forestry and Irrigation Committee
National Board of Trade
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Timber and Stone
Timber and Stone Act
Public Lands Commission
Forestry Service
Mississippi
East
Hard shell nuts aid park squirrels teeth growth
The article argues that only hard shell nuts should feed park squirrels because their teeth grow rapidly and require tough food to wear them down. It notes that without hard shells a squirrel's teeth could become too long to eat.
Pigmy Iceland Ponies Invade London Parlors
London society toys with novel pets as seven pigmy Icelandic ponies about 28 inches high join the display. Imported by Jamrach the naturalist, they range in color from chestnut to cream, cost 75 dollars each, and may attract a royal owner through an intimate queen’s friend.
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London Society
Zoologicals
Iceland
Jamrach
Stoker of First American Locomotive Celebrates Ninety-First Birthday
Letchworth Cox, stoker on the first locomotive to steam in America, marked his ninety first birthday at his Jamesburg New Jersey home on Christmas Day. He was born in Chester County Pennsylvania in 1814 and remains fully alert.
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Letchworth Cox
America
Jamesburg
N. J
Mr. Cox
Joseph and
Hiannah Cox
Chester County
They Must Gnaw Rigid rodent teeth drive gnawing behavior
Rats mice and squirrels gnaw not from mischief but from the need to wear down ever-growing teeth. These animals continually gnaw to keep their teeth at a proper length throughout life.
Absent Old Folks Attend Lecturer’s Show
A man in Kansas City complimented a lecture he did not attend. He explained he bought tickets for his daughter's father and mother, who actually went, while he stayed away.
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Nick Longworth
Cinginnati
Judge Longworth
Supreme
Withal
Gov. McKinney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lwe
Sue Walker
Sue
Kansas City
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