Potter urges better grazing to boost meat supply on national forests
Albert F. Potter of the U S forest service told the National Woolgrowers Association that grazing methods on national forests affect meat supply. He cited improvements from controlled ranges, rotation grazing, and daylight quinter sheep herding as boosting forage, stock condition, and carrying capacity, with cooperation from stockgrowers key to success.
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Salt Lake City
Albert F. Potter
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Potter
Madison Forest
Montana schools urged to improve facilities and health with civic questions
State education officials partner with county superintendents to grade schools on building conditions. Eighth grade exams prompt students to propose spending on improvements and to justify their choices, including a water cooler, cups, and health cost savings.
Covered receptacle to provide clean drinking water in schools
A plan proposes using a home made cup and a covered jar or bucket to meet state health board standards. It would replace open pails that sit in overheated crowded classrooms, reducing dust dirt and disease in school water supplies.
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State Board of Health
How Storms and Frosts Are Foretold
Washington weather forecasters use data from many stations and ships to predict storms ten days ahead. They track low pressure, isobars, and storm speed, with delays possible from misdirection or high pressure. Flood forecasts rely on rainfall reports, river gage data, and tributary effects to warn Cairo and Pittsburgh areas in time.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
New York
United States
Philippines
Japan
Siberia
Alaska
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
North Pole
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Ingland
Iceland
British Islands
Europe
St. Petersburg
Russia
Dubuque
Iowa
Davenport
Mississippi
Cairo
Pittsburg
Government nurseries grow 36.5 million young trees
Government forest nurseries report a stock of 36.5 million young trees. The sizable program aims to bolster reforestation efforts and expand timber resources across state lands.
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National Forests
W.E. Chapman
Carl F. Stahl
Chapman & Stahl
Poindexter Block
Black - Dillon, Mont
Tribune Book
Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idahost
W. S. Barbour
Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
Red
Kaye
Denver
Cheyenne
Art
the Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Pueblo
Albuquerque Butte
Boise
Rayo
THE
Continental Oil Company
Eee
Butte
Ruerdsalt Lake City
Montana
State Department of Education
Davee
Dillon, Montana
Issoo
Ditty
Smith
Durham Bulls
Dillon Horse Sales CO
Ditty and Smith
Ladue & Sanders
Anderson Bros
Ditty & Smith
W. GC
Will
Union Electric Co
Gray, New York
D.C
Edwin L. Norris
Jos. C, Smith
Gro. E, Harp
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