Arbor Day Observances Vary Across States in 1932
The piece notes Arbor Day dates differ by state, but 1932 marks two centennials: George Washington’s birth and J Sterling Morton’s birth, father of Arbor Day. It highlights a national tree-planting effort, honors Washington with a 10,000,000 tree project, and lists varied observances and notable registrations worldwide and in Nebraska.
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Union
George Washington
J. Sterling Morton
American Tree Association of
Washington, D. C
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Mexican
Coolidge
American Tree Association
Boris II of
Bulgaria
Henry W. Shoemaker
Sofia
Legation Garden
Shoemaker
Pennsylvania
Legation
I. Kerekoff
Arbor Day
Joseph C. Grew
Turkey
Istanbul
Herbert Hoover
Ferry Farm
Hoover
George Washington Tree Guild
Fredericksburg
White House
Henry Fry
Henry Shoemaker
Mra
Bulgarian Foreign Office
Lima
F. Kk
Eduardo Radelat, Jr
Manuel Mill
A. M. Ribas
Carlos Cunanan
Bureau of Forestry
the Agricultural College At
Laguna
P. L
Sierra Madre
Los Banos
Paul B. Nilson
Talas
Ambassador
Constantinople Woman's College
Robert College
American Academy For Girls
American Boys' School
Ihsan Bey
Council of Education
Ankara
Ambassador Grew
Boy Scouts
Hawaii
Department of Agriculture
Kyoto Imperial University
Kyoto
Japan
Nebraska
United States
Morton
Adams
Jefferson County
N. Y
Archer Lodge
Nebraska Territorial Board of Agriculture
The
Territorial Horticultural Society
New York
Michigan
State Board of Agriculture
Grover Cleveland
Alabama
Connecticut
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
Long Island
North Dakota
Ohio
Dream Waltz Remembered in a Middle West Life
Leonard, once a composer of a dream waltz, rises from failed celebrity and domestic mediocrity to renewed hope after his son sketches a vivid portrait. The tale traces his Midwest roots, marriage to Hesper, financial decline, and the spark that rekindles ambition through art and family.
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Hen’ Leonard
Leonard
Greece
Middle West
New York
Granite City
Aegean Islands
Brooklyn
Hoesper
Manhattan
Aegean
Hesper
Aegean Isles
Playboy
Playgirl
Withal
Herper
English Kings Prodigal in Territorial Grants
The article describes early English charters granting colonial territories, sparking conflicts between Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania. It notes Connecticut eventually ceded most western claims between 1784 and 1786 while retaining the Western Reserve along Lake Erie, a 120 mile band from the Pennsylvania border to the forty first parallel, comprising Ashtabula Trumbull Lake Geauga Portage Cuyahoga Meigs Huron and Erie counties.
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New World
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Lake Erie
The
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