Redwood forests saved by reforestation drive
San Francisco reports intensified efforts to preserve the Sequoia sempervirens on the North Coast. The Save-the-Redwood League, joined by Franklin K. Lane and others, has freed 15 615 acres from logging and plans a 20 000 acre national redwood park. Lumbermen back reforestation, with seedlings from nurseries at Scotia Fort Bragg and Cappar, and annual planting targets rising to 10 000 acres.
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San Francisco
Europe
America
Califorat
Oregon
League Boys Groven
United States
Save-the-Redwood League
Franklin K. Lane
John C Merriam
William Kent
Atate
California
League
Star
Bethlehem
Pratt
Ester
Scotia
Fort Bragg
Curpar
Baltimore Doctor Revives Dormant Patient with Heart Massage
In Baltimore a man from York, Pennsylvania, was pronounced dead after his heart stopped and respiration ceased in a hotel lobby. Dr John W Graham, a resident, persisted with heart massage and artificial respiration. After two minutes the patient breathed and his heart resumed beating. He is described as the most remarkable case in the doctor's career. The patient, David Kauffman, 45, remained unconscious but stabilized after treatment.
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Baltimore
David ©. Kauffman
York
Volunteers of America
John W. Graham
Graham
Kauftman
Tennessee land sale to benefit schools announced in Nashville
Public sale of land in Tennessee will fund public schools. The event aims to liquidate unclaimed property and cure defects in titles under state law, with proceeds directed to the Tennessee public school system. Authorities outline the sale process and eligibility.
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Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee ‘Public Schools
Langtry Justice of the Pecos to Be Abandoned
Fort Worth reports Texas authority approves a Southern Pacific route shortening the Los Angeles to New Orleans line by removing Langtry on the border. Justice Roy Bean's famous court, known as law west of the Pecos, is to be remembered as the town declines and the Bean homestead becomes a park site.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Mill Road
Langtry
Matorte
Roy Benn
Pecos
Clarence E. Gilmore
Texas Railroad Commission
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Gilmore
Southern Pacific
Justce
Bean Place
Bean
Roy Bean
Tim
Delilo
J. B. Falvey
Il Paso
Falvey
Lily Langtry
San Francisco
Vinagarcon
Lily
Fellera
Eivery
Mvestock
Thetta
Border
Pointed Paragraphs on Heat Fools and Follies Across Times
A string of witty, satirical snippets touches Mussolini and Vesuvius, bread monopolies, watch dogs taxed, perilous punning about crime and punishment, and social quirks. The piece weaves humor about language, crime, fashion, autos, and daily life with a dry, newspaper voice.
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Merte
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Iowa
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Farmers Grain Co
Tom Conway
Graettinger
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Les
Minnesota
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Rock Creek
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Green Mountain
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McCormick
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Ttinger Nursery
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Gradiger
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Irch Lawn
Maby
Tom Barron
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L. B. Nelson
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Palmouth
England
Edwin Reynolda
Connerdeens
Mussolini
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Ben Davis
Tut
Lok
Harry Brucewell
London
Johns Hopkins
Graettinger Bakery
Marion Raepe
Harmers
D. & McCarty
MGR
Graettinger Creamery
J. M. Resh
Justice OF the Peace
Colletions
Martin Myhre
U.F Next
Oscar Fagre
Estherville
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