Forest Preservation Urgency in Western Prairies Debate
The essay warns of rapid timber loss across the Great Plains and Northwest, urging economy in use and widespread planting. It cautions coal limits, rail and factory needs, and calls every landholder to plant at least one hundred trees annually. It cites constitutional debate and mentions local poverty cases and a March issue on timber policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Wie Giilon
Greene County
Saale Cnosth Siok
Yoo Colt
Mieitaty Levirn
Haldantag
Vivory Pitron
Muckling & Co
American Watch Cy
New York City
Haltemaarg
Jean
Theo
Chen
Drondenyeo
City of New York
Notable Obituaries and Expanded Rail News From 19th Century Dispatches
Notices report the death of Charles Brown in Southampton and a bequest for an asylum for fallen printers. It covers rail earnings, tax changes, explorer deaths, Sioux raids, land theft, Union Pacific snow drifts, currency issues, fort attacks, and legislative actions. A Clinton Herald item touts a new Northwestern passenger car with high craftsmanship and interior luxury, praising master builder and designer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Brown
Artemus Ward
Southampton
England
Bly
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Cape of Good Hope
Livingston
de Caffrea
Wanses
Washington
Colorado
Union Pacific Railroad
Fort Rice
Dacotah
Fort Buford
Yellowstone River
South
Congress
Chillcott
Maryland
Senate
Tndiana
Lincoln Monument Association
Gramany Hall
New York
Chas. A. Dana
Clinton “Herald
Mayers
Win. Campball
E. H. Andrews
Proposed Freight Railway Plan Across the Northeast
A Senate bill proposes a freight railway from the Mississippi River to Syracuse New York with branches to Albany Troy Boston New York Philadelphia and the Delaware River region. It envisions federal state and city holdings totaling two thirds with individuals allowed the remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatoe Marhangae
Miselusippi
Syracuse
New York
Cawego
Syracuas
Albany
Troy
Hloston
Pennsylvonia
Delaware River
Derney City
Philadelphia
DIA
United States
Dry Goods Market Sees Mixed Prices In New York
March 20 report notes moderately active demand for printed Calicurs and firmer cloths and cotton prices, Boraque styles selling, woolens in demand with some gains, while dullness persists for undesirable makes. Lumbering in Wisconsin Northwestern District exceeds 5 million for winter and spring 1887, with total 6 million possible. Breadstuffs up about 35 percent since year start. dairy, beef, pork lower. groceries down about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Crosse
Repubjficda
Wisconsin
State Items From Iowa City to Davenport Highlights
The Davenport Gazette reports Iowa state items including a glass factory planned in Davenport, 500 students at the Iowa City State University, 4 480 volumes and 1 395 79 in the Young Men's Library Assn at Dubuque, and Gov. Stone naming D Franklin Wells as Superintendent of Public Instruction. Other notes cover postmasters, a possible U S Internal Revenue collector, exhibition dates, and railroad and political updates across towns including Burlington, Dubuque, Davenport, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Davenport “Gazette
Saga
State University
Iowa City
Dubuqua
Ita
Stone Haa
D. Franklin Wells
Oran Faville
Wapelfo ‘Iepublican
Iowa River
Iowa
Chirk Dunhss
Burlington
Hawkeye
Johpr
Hoyt Sherman
Des Moines
U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue
Iowa State Agricultural Society
Kinois
Winconsin
Alf. Thomas
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Chas. Hale
Charles Usher
Ulacksmith
Hardin
Grinnell
Connell Bluffs
George W. Clark
United States
Marion County
Poisonous Gases From Oil Lamps Warn of Bedtime Risks
A medical note warns that lowering lamp wicks to save oil releases unburned vapors and soot causing poisoned air. It describes throat and lung inflammation, bronchitis, and nausea as potential dangers from inhaling the fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamers
Blan
Notice of Attorneys for Plaintiffs March 12 1907
Dated this 12th day of March 1907, Head and Russell, attorneys for plaintiffs, announce their appearance in the case. The document records legal representation and filing status with the court. This notice serves to inform all parties of counsel retained and ready to proceed with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Head & Russell
Attys
Pinintitts
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Thea Pefferson
Gra
Billott
Nebater
Tyowann
mad-Efra
Pienne Roalde
West Poll Utreet
Bweeney
Chicago-hoa
Lnrma
Faithe
Irio
Raya
Zapland
Enea
Dry Goods Market
New York Central Road
Giyard
Messrs. Thayer & Nays
Luxprogs Company
Toen
Trench
Wixhington
Brat
N.Y
Harald
T. Stewart
Wm. B. Asto
Marshall
Roberta
Lous
Coma
Mineapolis “Chronicle” Syn
St. Anthony
Jefferson
East Ride Public Square
Lock & Son
Jefferron
Ein Asses
Witlaava
M. Franklin
East Side Public Square
Cope Ins
Alea
Joerson
Iawa
Legal
State OF
Cireeva
Avenue County
Robert Davis
E. B. Newton
Yan
ASCH
Hay
Ray
Gramp
Altyd
Pitts
Towa
Gnusge Coury
Greene County District Court
District Court
Ball County
Greene
Anderson & Cochran
Aiden Tera
Chintila
Sald Greend
Gail Anderson
Cochran
District
Greeny County
Ald
Freud
Tharean
Great Western
Emporium
Dr. C.J. Wynkoop & Co
North
Public Square
Fastoffice
Jefferson, Iowa
Wynkoop
Land Agency
Mickel & Head
New Jefferson, Greene County
Omice
Towse
Northwest Corner
Public Squarte
Almated
Areene
Crean Ca! Towa
Chalea
Comuton Wort
Chicago , North Western
Mickling
Jefferson Drug Store
Meade & Birehard
Prysice
Iitrog
Call
Ace
Alvatis
Ramotar
DP Sapplie
Laura de Denes
Jeffery Non Orig
Jeffersay
McBride & Birgland
Crockery
Queensware
C.H. Reading
Jefferson, Low
Tincom & Hamilton
Hamilton
Tascom & Hamilton
Lowa
Sarch
Ware
Foruon
Sram
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