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Duchesne Courier in Duchesne, Utah

17 May 1929

Page 6

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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

6

Trees That Helped 2.2 Make History

Arbor Day celebrates trees and recalls the role of famous trees in American history. Washington elm in Cambridge, the Liberty Tree in Guilford, the California General Sherman Sequoia, and the Russo American Oak in Washington all symbolize pivotal moments. The Hall of Fame for Trees honors these living memorials with sites from Massachusetts to California and beyond.

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Elmo Scott Watson Lreen Ives United States Washington Cambridge Mass George Washington Tishkill-on-Hudson New York Kentucky Var Planck Manson Baron van Steuben Society of Cincinnati North Carolina Guilford Court Monee Cornwallis Yorktown Pacific California Oldown San Dingo Ree Association Trees Charles Lathrop Pack Alsigeratt Cemiin Vreen Columbus Redwood Sherman Sequoia Christ Sequoia National Park William Tecumseh Sherman Zachary Taylor United States Army White House Mt. Vernos Rusela Bonsator Charles Sumner Sumeners Wenn Behan Allen Hitchcock Ihep St Petersburge Ambagoudar Stion Roosevelt White Mouse Anesia Concord New Town Augusta Maine Ulysses Geant Chicago Wartington Park Trenathan Corydon Inc Diana Guilford Court House Wome Sinan Taland Georgia John Charlow Wealey Agricultural Hall University of California Um Vysne Mnes Antorlen Boston University of Rochester Stratford-on-Avon Rochester Central Park Edward VI Thin Country Wolox Qi Innelieh Bla Content Park Amorié America Willo Hall of Fame
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Salute to the Trees in Washingtons Generous Wood

A mosaic of quotations honors trees as life sustaining, sheltering, and historical. It cites the Washington Chestnut planted by General Brown, the Sherman praised Sir Joseph Hooker Oak, and notes grand oaks across America with vast spans and significances from Revolutionary War days onward.

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Lath Pennsylvania Mt. Vernon Prosident Washington General Brown Hall of Mame Prieuds Rulem New Jersa America
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Health Week Celebrations Highlight Austin Activities

A health week in Austin showcased community groups and city agencies promoting wellness. Dr Eugene O Chiemene notes activities included a health potluck, mosquito control by the health department, fire and gas safety efforts, Scouts health themed displays, garden club gardening, and a preschool round up with a child health conference.

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Austin Texas Eugene O. Chiemene Tygeln Magietne Boy Scouts Garden Club Health Department Food i Manufacturing Plants Ailowe Parent-Teacher Association Ery
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Clubs Aid Formation of Rural Libraries Across Counties

Farm women organize to build rural library networks from village reading rooms to county branches. Local efforts, state aid, and philanthropy expand existing libraries into county systems with branches in schools and villages, aiming for $1 per person per year. The American Library Association offers help to start library ventures.

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Builders: shelter alone not enough in housing efforts

The Detroit Tree Press argues shelter provision is builders' job but communities need more than utilitarian homes. It says developments tied to beauty and quality endure, while mass, low-cost housing risks blandness. Good construction paired with aesthetic value remains premium in the market.

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Shrubbery Guidelines for Yard Planting and Aesthetic

Important notes on planting shrubbery to cover ground near the house and soften the juncture with the soil. Plant along fence lines and refine hedges while preserving wild bushes and flowers near the perimeter. Avoid excessive artificial flower beds and maintain natural growth where attractive.

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Improved building paper claims extreme strength and waterproofing

A seven layer building paper product priced competitively is described as extremely strong and waterproof. It consists of Kraft paper asphalt cross cords kraft paper asphalt cross cords kraft paper and is noted for its insulating capacity compared with prior papers.

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Fragmented prompt about money and out-of-town spending

Fragmentary text questions the fate of money sent out of town and how such spending affects the community and exchanges, reflecting a puzzled tone about local finances and possible changes in value.

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The Family's House Te there anything that 4 family does that 4 quite as Wamivaring as build ing itself a house

The article explores a family's efforts in constructing their own home, highlighting the labor and decisions involved. It reflects on domestic diligence and the personal meaning of building a house as a central family endeavor.

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