National Forest Stock Limits and Alaska Rail Plans Highlight Era
National Forest grazing experts warn overstock risk to timber and water in western ranges while emergency measures allow early stocking. Alaska rail links urged from Seward to Matanuska fields to boost interior transport and drive territorial development. The piece notes farming potential rivaling other states and ongoing draft listings for residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
National Forestas
Sovais
New York
Hough
Alaska
United States
Pacific States
Department of the Intérior
Seward
New York Sun
Cars Sold On Easy Payments At Brilhart's Indiana Pa
The Brisco car with Wharf-Million Dollar Motor is advertised for $725 cash or on payments. It boasts 83 horsepower, 27 miles per gallon, and lower operating costs. The model claims reduced repair time and expense, with a pamphlet available by mail. Order early before a potential price raise.
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Brilhart's
Indiana
Whose Names Appear in Arcadia Area Listing
A fragmented OCR listing presents names and places across Arcadia Marion Center Sidney Clymer Rochester Heilwood Creekside Dixonville and nearby towns. The roster-like data include many individuals such as Joel Wargo Elmer Walker John Mernatto Giovanni Pasini and Mike Popick with associated towns and numbers, forming a long directory snippet rather than a narrative item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lungi Mattucci
Rossiter
Chester Lowel MecMasters
McGee's Mille
Silvius Modoro
Dixonville
Willian Peter Miller
Glen Campberd
Antonin ‘Font
Samuel Markowitz
Glen Campbell
William Delmont Notley
Cherrytree
Joseph ‘Novik
Joseph Willmore Orner
Strongs-town
James Harmon Painter
Plumville
Wojcik Pruzual
Joseph Ploudha
Gipsy
Giovanni Pena
Ernest
Luugi Puginante
Heilwood
Archie Pennington
Glen Campyet
John Potsollc
Clyde Robert Park
Creekside
Charles Panganis
Samuel Logan Parry
Clymer
Joe Prasates
Jou Kodman
John Sikon
Arcadia
Mervyn John Sherrick
Indiana
Roi
Joe Schesky
Well
Russell Harrison Shaffer
Rochester Mills
Albert Stiedlis
Albert Joseph Spucak
Giuseppe Tervizzi
Allen M. Trusal
Paloso Vittorio
Leo Voyeik
Trigioni Vincengo
Martin Vornyar
Teddy Yates
Stafford
William Murray Young
Frank Wayelski
John Wright Walker
Fidor Zig
Elbert Earl Walker
Raymond Lawrence Walker
Marion Center
Joel Wargo
Elmer Clyde Walker
Home
Howard Willard
Sidney
Bonnie Carwiusky
Marion Run
John Tiawahah
Rochester Mille
Chas
Machinski
John Mernatto
Giovanni Pasini
Walter Wisniewski
Joe Socks
Jacob Udacy
Lochvate
Joseph Drushack
Mike Labaveslk
Ernst
John Skapino
Mike Buryovik
Eilwood
Mike Popick
Giuseppi Mario
John Wasanski
Wikenti Budenia
Jacob Guskiellky
Benjamin Harrison Arble
Surtaxes Boosted by Wisconsin Senator Continued Debate
A Wisconsin senator renews battles to replace consumption taxes on necessaries with surtaxes. The proposed rates apply across income brackets from $5,000 up to $1,000,000 and over, with steep levies starting above $60,000. The plan envisions higher taxes on the wealthy and none for the poor in relation to essential goods.
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Wisconsin
News From The Capitol Continued On Page Six
News From The Capitol reports Ambler officials press for a bridge or siding on a dangerous rail crossing over Horoturh. West Branch Coal Co sues New York Central Rail Road for refusing to build a coal siding on company property. Fisheries department detects dozens of dead fish along the Schuylkill river due to pollution from mines and urban discharges. plan to restore fish and safeguard anglers being developed.
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Horoturh
Ambler
West Branch Coal Company
Clearfield County
New York Central Railroad Company
Department of Fisheries
Schuylkill River
Nogay
CITY MEN HEAR BETTER
Washington reports Marine Corps recruiting officers in the city believe country youth hear poorly compared to city lads. Only about one in five country boys reach acceptable hearing due to quiet rural life dulling nerve responsiveness, while city noise is not the sole cause.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Mammoth Cave
Points on People sequence from Knox to Washington
Miss Janet Trainer of Knox Pennsylvania visits Miss Laura Ellis on Church Street. Mrs Charles J Russell and children leave Philadelphia Street home to visit Pittsburgh before returning to Montreal Canada. Miss Kathryn Hitchcock after vacation with Gen Harry White travels by train to Washington DC.
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Janet Trainer
Knox, Pa
Indiana
Laura Ellis
Chirch Street
Charles J. Russell
D. S. Russell
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreall
Can
Harry White
Kathryn Hitchcock
Isme
Washington, D.C
Transfers Move Several Property Titles Across Townships
A string of transfers lists J. Elder Lese to Albert Hergusay with 2.59 in Burrell Sia and Birdie R. Keener to Percy Engle. Indiana details include W OS Ferminson to Evan ofustak and four lots in Hel SUTO. J Stanley Nooks to Charles Books 1 2 lot in Indiana Stewart J Sides to Frank Hilde urand with one and two and two lots in Burrell township totaling 225 20 3250 and W.
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J. Elder Lese
Albert Hergusay
Burrell
Sia
Birdie R. Keener
Percy
Engle
Indiana
W.os. Ferminson
Evan Ofustak
Hel Suto
J. Stanley Nooks
Charles Books
Stewart J. Sides
Frank Hilde‘urand
Burrell Township
Britishers Call for Recruits in War Effort Amid Recruiting Drive
A U S recruiting station in Alarksburg Pas reports a joint British and Canadian Army recruitment campaign in the U S with New York headquarters. Volunteers get all enlistment expenses paid and may enlist in the English or Canadian services including the Royal Flying Corps. Eligible ages 18 to 44, up to 50 in some cases, with service for the war duration plus six months after. Free transport on discharge, maintenance of aeroplanes, metal and wood work, carpentry, engines, and sailmaking emphasized.
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U. S
Alarksburg
Pas
War Department
New York City
U. Army
United States
Atl
Royal Flying Corps
Metral
Americans Too Cowardly to Fight Says German Captives
A Los Angeles sergeant in a Canadian regiment in France relays German prisoners comment on U.S. entering the war. They claim Americans are too cowardly to fight, with phrases about money and profit guiding Allied support. The account includes reflections on front-line experiences and enlistment pressures.
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LOS Ancgidles
Cal
Meen Werfare
Iria
Lott
Ani
Enehuud
Moonshiner Wrecks Still in Ozarks Defense Song Emerges
At Galon Arkansas on August 3 a pioneer moonshiner destroyed his fifty gallon copper still after years of operation producing about ten thousand gallons of liquor since the Civil War. Authorities kept his name private to avoid prosecution. The piece includes a defense song promoting the Old Dumping Ground and anti tyranny themes, reflecting local sentiment and wartime rhetoric.
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Galon
Ark
Ozarks
Licenses List Includes Detroit and Wash Names
A compiled licenses snippet shows individuals including Jaco Sylvester Brown of Detroit Michigan Martha Weneapler of Washington Two Joh Greg and Aultman Sredth with Heilwood Victoria Roberts among the readable entries. The fragment preserves names and places without additional context or actions.
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Jaco Sylvester Brown
Detroit
Mich
Martha W. Wneapler
Wash
Joh Greg
Cece
Aultman Sredth Heilwood
Victoria Roberts
Infant Welfare and Red Cross Send Specialists to France
A group of infant welfare experts from the American Red Cross, led by Dr William Po Lucas, head to France to aid mothers and children. They will survey stations, study conditions, and provide immediate help to protect babies from tuberculosis and wartime hardships while supporting the Save on Baby movement.
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France
American Red Cross
William Po Lucas
University of Fornia
New York State
Peanee
Paris
Cauca Mop
Murphy
Talia Welfare Unit
Sind
Vehicle accident injures rider near race track
An incident at a track caused LaMantia to be thrown from a vehicle and sustain minor cuts and bruises. The machine was damaged in a sharp rollover but the rider escaped serious injury and reentered the track before heading to a grade crossing.
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LaMantia
la Mantia
Accident Scene Scatters Potatoes After Truck Collision
A damaged truck carrying a load of potatoes overturned near a roadside location. Spuds were scattered across the area and bystanders or responders reportedly placed some vegetables back into the vehicle or nearby. No clear injuries or identifications are provided.
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Indiana
Colorado labor folk to be sent to school
The Colorado Federation of Labor voted at its convention to educate workers at the State University. About twenty will enroll next month, with $300 per student funded by assessments and donations. A nine member board will oversee the plan, and a life policy will insure the funds. Fraternities and sororities are barred except by permission.
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Sali
International News Service
Seeting Gazette
Page
Salty City
Herbert ‘Meyer
Sewfird
Matanuska War Fields
Aliska
Pacific
Gopper Tr
Agricul’ Vg
California
Arizone i
Uni
Klondike
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Trampshire
Connnecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Aldaka
Matsinsky Valley
Reiseo
Kissel
W' W. Brithart, Oph. D
Brithart
Kryptok
Sir Wm
the Capitol
England
Hans
Teuton
Vierman Conriamees
Avery Tin Canon
Tina
Germany
Indiana, Pa
Infant Welfare and
RED Cross
Enah
Youngblood Brog
Phila
Alreet
McCreary Tira & Rubber Co
Indiana Bream Laundry
Tf-X
Mitanera Hotel
Water Street
Empire State Coal Range
Gnantte
Winder
Jacob Zener
Om Endo
Colo
Northwestern
Er Smith Northwestern
Mutual
Baving & Trust Co
Theatre Tonight
Kathryn Williams
Tomas
Dorothy Kelly and
Ewart Overton
New Strand Theatre
Brand Whitlock
Allen Holubar
Louise Lovely
Sarah Bernhardt
Mothers of
Colonial Theatre Tonight
Claire McDowell
Universal Ape
Joe Martin
Cuming Monday
Billy West In “the Villian
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