International Forestry Commission Formed At Paris Congress
The International Forestry Commission emerged from the Paris congress to advance forestry principles and convene global meetings. It will publish statistics, coordinate scientific forestry knowledge, and hold international congresses addressing issues like land use and watershed protection. Canada’s forestry progress boosts expected congress success.
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International Forestry Congress
Paris
International Forestry Commission
Touring Club of
France
I Europe
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Europe
Canada
Canadian Forestry Association
Winnipeg
Victoria
The Progress of Dairying in Canada
The Canadian dairy industry shows growing consumption of milk and milk products and shifting trade patterns. Exports of butter and cheese have declined as Canada imports more dairy from abroad, while production expands into condensed milk and other products. A fourteen page pamphlet with details from J A Ruddick is available free from Ottawa.
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Canada
Standing Committee On Agriculture and Colonization
J. A. Ruddick
Ruddick
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
30 Days Campaign Urgent Renewal Appeal
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal urges current subscribers to renew during October to ease year end rush. The paper promises a livelier season than ever and notes subscribers have much to gain.
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Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Conservation Is Not Parsimony in Natural Resources
The text argues that true conservation means treating natural resources as capital held in trust for all time, opposing mere hoarding. It cites timber, soil fertility, fish, and fur-bearers as needing sustainable use, notes forest management in Germany and England, and mentions fur farming and substitutes for rare minerals as safeguards for future humanity.
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Harding
England
Germany
North Sea
Windbreak-Planters Ten Commandments Offer Forestry Guide
The Forest Service outlines ten commandments for farmers to plant and manage windbreaks. Key points include placing breaks at right angles to prevailing winds, dedicating 1/8 to 1/5 of farm area, selecting suitable species, using rapid growers with underplanting, adding evergreens, proper spacing, thickening from bottom, thorough cultivation, avoiding overgrazing, and prudent thinning. Also mentions a Dayton buyer praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a Ireland-made train tour to Canada.
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Hamiota
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Hamiota Echo
WM. Wright
Hamiota Machine Shop
J. Stinson
Hamiota Bakery
Hamiota Consolidated
S Room
Yeeevese
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T. A. Neelin
Lizzie Stevenson
Anna Delbridge
Maggie McMillan
Velma Bouck
Ray Publow
Ira Lipsett
Flossie Andrew
Edith McLean
S. A. Sproat
Irvan Houck
Karl Heddsheimer
Hazel McDonald
Mona Ruchey
Willie Todd
Clara Cooke
Charles Kerr
Bessie McLean
Millie Lief
K. M. Lewis
Jr Lawrence McLean
Jessie Ferguson
Beatrice Heister
Mann
Jean Sutherland
Douglas Beamish
Maggie Haney
Margaret Whimster
Violet Kerr
Grace Sparling
Alice Speers
Earl Sheardown
Violet Hamilton
F. M. Cochrane
International Forestry
Forest Service of
United States
J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Ireland
Canadian
Dr. de van
Scobell Drus
Decker Board of Trade
D. Anderson
F. W. Decker
Sec -Treas
Kenton
Or Oakner District
North Half
McDermot Avenue
Man
Atlantic
Connectic Ship
St John
Pares
Caboaard
Portland
Boston
N. York
ALL
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Seaboard
CPLR
McDonald
Pasenger
Branion Mar
Mason
John van Male
GRAY
Harmiota
Hotel Cecil
Kamiota
A. L. Bealbien
the West
Maperta
Harry
Greenaway
Persat Wiits
Dominim
Alberta
Lands Agency
Uhagency
Tha
Daugehter
Teaos
Dulles
Mont Reside
Cory
Minseter of the Interior
N.B
Pheepheset
B. BR
Wregg
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