Large Yew Supply and Pine Seed Figures Across States
A report notes California interest in yew for bow making and yields 9,462 pounds of seed from Bitterroot Montana white pine, with 97 percent success on older plantations. Cypress ranges Delaware to Texas, heartwood resists decay, and reforestation may alter upland flows though effects are long-term. Wyoming university plans 1914 commencement week with a large graduating class and Arbor Day tree plantings. Livestock grazing permits on 160 national forests total nearly 11 million animals for 1914, signaling improved grazing conditions and better forage use amid new Appalachian areas under regulated grazing. One lasting truth remains: gossip never talks about itself.
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Calfornia
Bitterroot National Forest
Montana
Forest
Botanica
United States
Delaware
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Chinese National Conservation Bureau
Yellow River
Wyoming
Laramie
Secretary of Agriculture
National Foresta
National Forest
Appalachian
Tech
Forest Service
American Sulphur Company
Bryan
Irwin
Owl Creek
Wyoming Sulphur Company
Edw. C. Brutch
New Corporation
Mr. Brutch
Louis K. Boysen
John A. Crum
Oscar D. Olson
J. J. Koenigsmark
William A. Horine
Frank Ketchum
Chicago
Mr. Crum
W. E. Rimmel
Roy Hormne
Thermopolis
Wyomlog Company
Oompany
Grain Privileges Money in Wheat
Grain Privileges Money in Wheat promotes safe grain trading by limiting risk to the amount bought. It advertises buying options, with 10 or more bushels and profits tied to price moves, offering bank references and a Columbus Ohio address for details.
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A. W. Neumann
New Fleet National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Primary petitions open for candidates and August primaries
Election law allows candidates to circulate petitions starting May 28 with sixty days to file. Petitions must be filed at least 20 days before primaries, with July 28 as the final filing date. Primaries will be held August 18.
Oregon Basin project extension clears final hurdle
Five year extension on the Oregon Basin segregation has been granted, removing the last obstacle to securing funds for the exploitation project. Senator Taylor announced the approval and said work would begin soon after required surveying, with engineers moving dirt by month’s end.
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Hopkins
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon Basin
Taylor
Cheyenne
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