Historic trees honored in memory of Lincoln Grant and Washington
The article recalls famous trees tied to Ulysses S. Grant, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, noting plants in Decorah Iowa, Augusta Maine, and Washington Park Chicago. It covers the Hall of Fame for Trees, the General Sherman Sequoia, and the Russo American Oak linked to US Russian history. It cites Arbor Day relevance and a long tradition of trees shaping American history.
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Marquis de Lafaye
Brantwine
Brandywine
Annapolis
Lafayette
America
Yorktown
United Stat
John Fi
Decorah
Iowa
Augusta
Maine
Io Hall of Fame
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Orient
Laroushout
Chicago
Gnidier-Statesman
Washington Park
Fia
Trees in American History Hall of Fame Highlight
The article surveys historic trees across the United States linked to the Revolution, diplomacy, literature, and education. It references the Washington Horse Chestnut in Bath Pennsylvania, the 900 year old Salem graveyard oak in New Jersey, the Sir Joseph Hooker Oak in California, and the Hilgard Chestnut at UC Berkeley, among others. It notes these trees as living memorials shaping national heritage and notes a National Hall of Fame for Trees to preserve this memory.
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Elmo Scott Watson
United States
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Pishkill-on-Hudson
New York
Kentucky
Baron van Steuben
Society of Cincinnati
North Carolina
Guilford Court House
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Pacific
California
Old Vown
San Diego
American Tree Association
Association “Trees
Charles Lathiags Pack
All of Fame For Trees
Columbus
Lincoln
Christ
Sequoia National Park
William Tecumseh Sherman
Russia
Petrograd
Tomb of
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Verson
Bath
Pennsylvania
Mt. Warner
Fresidert Warhington
General Brown
Hall of Fame
Friends
Salem
New Jersey
America
Indiana
Corydon
Indiania
Fils
St. Simon's Island
Georgia
John
Charles Wesley
Wesleys
Golden West
Hilgard
College of Agriculture
Ame
New Haven
Princeton
Boston
University of Rochester
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Rochester
Central Park
Bdward VII
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Annapolis
Bishop Harding
St. Albans
Par
Belgium
Old World
Treea Ja
How to Live Longer and Safe Water Advice
A rural tale warns against trusting spring water for city-dwellers. After a family illness and deaths from typhoid linked to a roadside spring, readers are urged to annually test all water supplies through a recognized laboratory and consult state health literature to prevent illness and death.
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Jossal
Plente
Ufe
State Department of Health
Quacks and Medical Fraud Warned by Western Newspaper Union
An editorial denounces quack medicine as a sham practice that harms health for profit. It argues genuine doctors uphold public welfare, while fraudulent practitioners exploit trust for money and questionable cures. The piece urges readers to avoid quacks and seek legitimate care.
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Add
Teft
Heath
tInion
Following Stars and Duty in a Family Life Scene
A dialogue reflects on following star like ideals of truth honor and duty. The father recalls a street car ride where he sat while his wife stood, highlighting dignity and meaning in common life despite hardship.
Wyoming Fragments Show Political Shifts and Local Events
Leodls F Wade named thief of police in Casper succeeding resigning G W Pte. W B Garrett of Thermopolis made first solo flight at age 60 after Ray Varney’s instruction. Judge Metz ordered restraining injunction on Cody paving project. Funeral of Frank Nikovitich held in Lander with large turnout. Cheyenne Chamber calls for revocation of federal oil rules as unnecessary. Thief targets fifteen turkeys near Guernsey. pursuit under new felony statute. Campbell bound over for embezzlement in Laramie with 25000 bond. Cook county fair planned for Sundance Sept 5 6 7. officers elected. Mountain Fuel workers killed and injured in Rock Springs incident. Mountain States Power announces rate cuts in Guernsey Casper and Big Horn basin. U P railroad traffic shows 197 wheat cars via South Torrington Archer cutoff. Casper protests Hoover oil policy to Washington. Three locked livestock car carries 240 sheep through Cheyenne. Local cattlemen urged to build strong associations and avoid overleveraging. Cheyenne fire destroys Boise Payelle Lumber losses. blizzard causes heavy livestock losses across Wyoming.
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Cody
Frank Ninkoviteh
Hudson
Lander
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Ed Hisey
Guernsey
Otto D. Campbell
Laramie
W. H. Hayes
Campbell
Cook County
Sundance
Ray A. Cameron
L. B. Mc Wathy
Meade
Clay D. Massie
Walter Merham
Rock Springs
Glen Burgess
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
Green River
Casper
Big Horn Basin
Mowntain States Power Company
Wyoming Piblic Service
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Soosevelt
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Thitchcock
Story of the Interior
District of Columbia
Capitol
Connecticut Avenue
Washington Elm
Cambridge, Mass
Guilford, Court House
Hishkill-on-Hudson, N
Calif
God
Honry van Dyke
John Clarence Funk
Quack
Wyoming State News
U. P
South Torrington
Archer
C. Horne
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Prank CG. Emerson
B. B. Gronks
American Petroleum Institute
Cheyenne
Bert
Robert DB. Carey
Wyoming
Garey
Boise-Payelle Lumber Company
Fort Russell
Union“ Pacific Railroad Company
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