Forest Service announces district personnel nationwide
Washington November 27 1908 the Forest Service lists 377 foresters clerks and stenographers for six district headquarters to open December 1 in Missoula Denver Ogden Albuquerque San Francisco and Portland. The new structure assigns district offices to Operation Grazing Silviculture and Products with specific duties for roads timber grazing planting and studies in cooperation with private owners.
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Washinon
United States Forest Service
Denver
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Missoula
Mont
Albuquerque
N. Mex
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Ore
Koreat Service
Washington
Forest Service
Eachb National ForestDistrict
Office of Silviculture
National Foreste
National Foresta
Office of Grazing
Office of Products
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
South Dakota
W. B. Greeley
A. Silcox
R. H. Rutledge
R. Y. Stuart
J. P. Martin
W. Kramer
T. L. Day
B. Quiggle
P. J. O’brien
J. E. Keach
O. Wilhite
H. I. Loving
O. M. Wold
J. A. Urbanowicz
Grace M. Curfin
P. S. Gray
R. L. Campbell
Belle G. Warren
Lydia Jacob
J. L. Farnsworth
Gordon Guptill
H. F. Tripp
Settlers Headed for Montana and Its Rich Oats
A Montana note praises westward settlement driven by railroad agencies. It touts high oat yields, weights, and profits, citing 60 to 80 bushels per acre and 45 to 48 pound bushels. Dry farming shows promise while wolves and predators draw skeptical observations.
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Montana
Dakota
Thave
Western wool market plan backed by Montana growers in Chicago
A co operative Chicago warehouse for 25 million pounds of wool, funded mainly by western wool growers, aims to boost western market power and press eastern dealers. The project includes a 400000 dollar fire proof facility, 250000 from western stock, eight thousand shares at 50 dollars, and a one cent per pound subscription with wool delivery for three years. Storage and sale will incur one cent per pound, with testing and reporting before sale.
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Montana
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Utah
Wyoming
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
West
River Preas
More People Coming to Montana Reported by State Official
Louis Benedict chief clerk in the Montana state department of labor and agriculture says a larger influx of settlers will arrive in the next five years than in the past 15. He notes heavy immigration to the eastern and northern regions and that near Culbertson immigrants arrive in up to five cars daily, all described as thrifty and hardy potential citizens.
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Ata
Forest Reserve Service
Helena
Montana
Madison
Louis P. Benedict
State Department of Labor and Agriculture
Benedict
Wear
Billings
Culbertson
Directory of Dillon Churches St James Episcopal Church
Corner of Washington and Glendale Streets Rev S D Hooker rector Sunday services Holy Communion at 11 am on the first and third Sundays Morning prayer at 11 am Evening prayer at 8 00 pm Sunday school at 9 45 am
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Pacific
Glendale
A. B. Martin
Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
F. E. Dodda
M. Claas
Epworth
Baptist Church
Idaho
Sebree Satreeta
Dillion
Lima
Melrose
Hfotse Prairie
Dell
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Foresters Defend Shooting Skills Against Press Claims
The Standard notes forest service press bureau statements are disputed by veterans who say foresters know their business and can shoot straight, doubting recent reports.
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Press Bureau
The
Forest Service
Standard
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J. F.preason
J. D. Warner
J. A.fitzwater
G. B., MacDonald
K. W. Woodward
W. B. Piper
L. S. Murphy
J. J. Benedict
E. D. Fletcher
P. R. Hicks
F. X. Salzman
A. I. Norton
W. T. Cott
C. W. Gleason
R. P. McLaughlin
J. W. Stre
Presbyterian Church
A. K. Colver
Catholic Church
Salvation Army
Holiness
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Dillon Churches
Dillon
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Thompson Publishing Co
St. Louis
J. Robert
Morton
Anaconda Standard
Northwest
Butte
Anaconda, Montana
Boston
W.C.T. U. Society
White Ribbon Shoe Company
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Golden Rule
Jos. C. Smith
Edwin Norris
Dillon. Montana
Apts
Andersch Bros
Eapolis
Mina
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