Save the Redwoods league preserves vast California groves
Nationwide effort to protect redwoods funds private gifts totaling about half a million dollars and a park stock of about 1,700 acres in Humboldt and surrounding counties. The league funds, donations from individuals and clubs, and state actions aim to create a Redwood National park and expand state parks while promoting reforestation and tourism.
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Friends of the League
Hammond Lumber Company
Humboldt County
the League
Standish & Hickey
James Hobart Moore
BE. E. Ayer
R. ©. Chapman
Sonoma County
Armstrong Grove
San Mateo County
McCormick Tract
Santa Cruz Grove
the Redwoods League
Rumboldt
Redwood Park
California
Franklin K. Lane
Redwood Grove
KE. E. Ayer
Chicago
Humboldt Park
Save the Redwoods League
League
Sierra
Yosemite, Sequoia
General Grant National Parks
General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
Pacific
Earth
Columbus
America
Illsides
Monterey
Oregon Line
State of California
Sempervirens Club
California State Redwood Park
Santa Cruz County
William Kent
Muir Woods
San Francisco
Music Woods National Monument
Humboldt State Redwood Park
South Fork
Eel River
Bolling
John C. Phillips
Massachusetts
Rayna Q. Bolling
Zipporah Patrick Russ
Orick
Joseph Russ
California State Federation of Women's Clubs
Lumbermen's National
Hoo-Hoo
Edward L. Doheny
Stephen T. Mather
Zipporah Russ
E. Ayer
William H. Crocker
Efife
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution of
Washington, D. C
Lumbermen
Redwood
State Forestry Board
Forestry Board
Redwood Belt
National Park Service
California Redwood Association
Union Lumber Company
Mendocino County
Pacific Lumber Company
Redwood National Park
Congress
Hominy Cooking Basics From USDA Guide
The USDA explains hominy varieties differ mainly by grind size. It describes samp and pearl forms, lye hulled corn, and the use of hominy in place of vegetables or cereals. Cooking methods include fireless cookers and double boilers with times and measurements.
Peanut Butter Crop Cookies Recipe
A practical recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture uses peanut butter to replace eggs milk and butter in sugar cookies. Mix peanut butter sugar lemon juice with sifted flour salt soda add water and bake spoonfuls for about 20 minutes in a moderate oven.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Eggs in Tomato Cups From Fresh Tomatoes
The U S Department of Agriculture suggests serving eggs baked in tomato cups during tomato season. Hollowed tomatoes receive butter salt and pepper, an egg is added, then baked until set. Served on buttered toast rounds and served hot.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Curing Mango Melons A Traditional Preservation Guide
A United States Department of Agriculture guide describes curing green and ripe mangoes also called garden lemons and peach orange. It details brine strength at 40 percent, use of salinometer or egg test, proper brining vessels, and frequent removal of scum to prevent spoilage during preservation.
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United States
Cabbage Leaf Rolls From USDA Guide
A USDA guide describes preparing cabbage leaf rolls by wilting leaves in boiling water, mixing ingredients except lemon, forming one tablespoon portions, wrapping in cabbage leaves, trimming stems, packing in a baking dish, adding water, and baking for half an hour. Lemon juice is squeezed over before serving.
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UN States Department of Agriculture
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