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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

7

RANGES WANTED IN NATIONAL FORESTS

The annual Forest Service report notes rising grazing permit demand and broader forest range development. It cites record grazing receipts of 1,549,000 dollars, severe 1916 17 winter losses, and large increases in cattle and sheep on forests to meet emergency food needs.

A. KE. Potter Forest Service Potter West Jornada Range Manti National Forest Utah Tornada Montana California

Durham Aims to Host Army Base Hospital

Durham on December 19 reports Secretary Burke Hobgood of the chamber of commerce is preparing briefs for the War Department to show Durham as a base hospital site for convalescing soldiers. The chamber has secured a promise from the surgeon general to send an inspector to review Durham’s offers and advise the department.

Hobgood Chamber of Commerce War Department Durham

Pork Market Glutted Causes Farmers to Hold Hogs

Washington December 19 The food administration advised farmers to hold back their hogs as Chicago market is glutting with more pork than packers can handle due to congested transportation facilities.

Washington The Food Administration Chicago

Keep Warm and Save Coal Say Health Experts

Dr W A Evans of Chicago cites experiments showing 60 to 68 degree rooms reduce fever and fatigue while boosting efficiency. Yale’s Winslow finds 68 degrees yields more work, and the New York labor commission notes better mood and energy at moderate temperatures. Ventilation must not be stopped to save coal, and fresh air should be admitted. Japanese tissue paper decorations resist flame but burn to ashes.

W. A. Evans Chicago Winslow Yale New York Labor Commission On State Board of Health

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Peoples House Furnishing Company High Point, N. C Army Base Hospital Burke Santa Claus Victor Records Jarrett Stationery Company
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