National Parks Association Forms to Promote Park Movement
A new National Parks Association organized by private supporters aims to promote outdoor life and scientific study of parks while remaining independent of the federal government. It plans educational outreach, university partnerships, and a large fundraising effort to support research, libraries, lectures, and film projects.
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National Parks Association
Friends of the National Parks
National Park Movement
National Parks Educational Committee
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
National Park Service
Bureau
Department of the Interior
Congress
America
Switzerland
National Parks and Monuments
R. S. Ward
National Parks Service
Belmore Browne
Henry G. Bryant
Geographical Society of Philadelphia
William E. Colby
Sierra Club
George Bird Grinnell
Boone and Crockett Club
Glacier National Park Pioneer
George D. Pratt
Camp Fire’ Club
Charles Sheldon
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
The
American Bison Society
John B. Burnham
Edmund Seymour
George F. Kunz
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
W. W. Atwood
Harvard
John H. Finley
University of the State of New York
RE. M. Lehnerts
University of Minnesota
Arthur E. Bester
Chautauqua Institution
J. Walter Fewkes
Bureau of American Ethnology
LaVerne W. Noyes
Chicago Academy of Sciences
John Dickinson Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Washington
D. C
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
John Mason Clarke
National Academy of Sciences
William Kent
California
Henry Suzzallo
University of the State of Washington
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company of Washington
Association
University of the City of New York
Chicago
Rocky Mountain National Park
Columbia
Mount Rainier
Grand Canyon
Yosemite Valley
Poorly Dressed Poultry Cuts Losses to Flock Owners
The USDA urges proper picking and dressing of poultry to prevent losses for small flock owners and packers alike. It details step by step techniques including braining, the use of a picking shackle, and careful removal of feathers to avoid torn skins and uneven appearance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
Egg Transport Loss Amid Wood and Nail Repairs
Fragmentary text reports a transit loss involving eggs and references to wood, a fence, and nails used in case assembly. The fragment hints at a damaged shipment and repair work around a rail or road transit context.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Notes on Breeding for Winter Laying
Poultry notes advise sending late-hatched stock to bed with a full crop and keeping the best pullets and cockerels. Early hatches favored for winter laying. use American breeds for general farm use. Pure bred fowls yield greater profit than mongrels with proper care and feed.