Federal demands to halt waste of national forests
A Washington report urges federal action to stop forest destruction across the Pacific Coast and elsewhere. Officials warn of vast losses if current logging continues, advocating conservation measures and stronger protections to safeguard public timber and watershed resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Forester
Washington
Mist Aly
Mpi Bar Aly
Dyeitie
Qreeley
Aitia
Greeley
Ash Perey
Ryder
Gang
Gregiey
Foley
Seoul
OOM
Cini
Cron
Bates
Bur Popubiteg
Auerioninbe
Maatietites
Prdabany
Tinberkiods
Mel Pereugh
Lorescey
Hs Bose
Moonshine Raids in Kentucky Mountains Seize Eight Stills
In Whitley and surrounding counties a government crackdown on moonshine operations resulted in eight stills seized. Local officials reported no casualties as agents conducted multiple raids in the mountains, with details about participants and descriptions of the sites still emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesistpeon
Hoe
Meru
Whitley Cours
Kewl
Tle
Ahiel
Navy Tage
Lou
Steve Cornet
Charles Winfrey
Sherith Renfro
Reworked Sin Engine Build in Egypt Report
Fragmentary report notes a sin engine project in Egypt with five 205-foot structures and heavy equipment. It mentions weight outputs around 442 pounds of shale and a press run near sixteen tons per hour, with traces of bil la or bleb bindings and uncertain terms throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Alma J Glenteh Barrow Wis In a Letter of Appreciation
It expresses gratitude for instruction received by Sohila and praises instructors for personal attention. The writer endorses the Combined Course as the most desirable for thorough business education and notes the office training provided in Barron Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma J
Terror Law Office
Barron
Barron, Wis
Fragmented local notice on business education program
An unclear fragment mentions getting to a row with business education and advice not to rot or claim. The readable text provides no concrete names, dates, or locations. Further details are unavailable, leaving the item ambiguous and unresolved in content.
Children’s Clinic Opens Again January Eighth
A historical notice from January eighth marks the reopening of the children’s clinic in La Crosse. It notes prior activity from December 1919 to 1920 with 377 cases examined, 34 referred to the AOU for eye examinations, and hospital service costs and funding details for the clinic’s continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Mae Elinie
Aimbedl
Childeca
Unclear text fragment on civic education history
Fragmentary OCR text referencing civics, Proviteer wik verse, Mt opelvate sehdol to Ahlen shu song bor daightyr. Mentions AY Gale, Lo her Triend, Vearmal vivids, and Cred. Also references Chilly deat, inertionhi public data unclothed Dost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlen
Eliminate Nuisances
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled note likely about nuisance elimination. Readable clues mention European contexts and Bahu streets but no clear names, dates, places, or events to anchor a full item. Create a concise headline and teaser based on the stray phrases present.
Revisions in Benevolence Funds Reported for Year End
Dr Morris W. Ehnes, treasurer, announced receipts ending November 1 totaling 108000905, about 72 percent of pledges. September contributions reached 28,052 with enhanced support from multiple church and educational boards and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morris W. Ehnes
Council of Boars of
Ho Ag
Churel
Amerity Hible Society
F Board of Education
Dr. Wires
Ls Raport Vecolte
Mondedt
psvenTay Press
Falkland Islands Whaling Grounds History and Hazards
The Geographical Society backs British efforts to protect the Falkland Islands whaling zones. The region hosts the most valuable oil and whaling grounds, with humpback and blue whales prominent targets. Oil value totals in the tens of millions over nine years, while whale sizes range from under 50 feet to over 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geographica Society
Nike
Xector
Wailing
Fudkland
Profit Sharing Plan Failure and Workers Strike
In Sewbern New Jersey a profit sharing experiment collapsed as workers rejected wage cuts. Four weeks earlier the scale was 76 cents an hour for foundry and machine work. A ten percent reduction was offered, another ten percent proposed, and a plan to divide profits after overhead was tested. Workers ultimately faced a 20 percent cut from the old wage and the plant risked closure if concessions were not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greweek
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Rosina Saap
Qrasinen
Bel Julienne Scotrin
Facie Melford
Wife
Kentucky
Jaidavin
Bagin
Wisconsin Business University
Sensre
Weis’ Book Store
Main
Adiroddacks
United States
Rockaway
Canada
Walter Hinton
N. C
Falkland Islands
America
United
Ds. Og
Poland
Omer
Trental
Amy Home Tech
Carters
Cartees Mediun
Josef S Women
Georgette
Sabin
al Yares
Betsy Ross
Philippine
S. & H. Green
Mathhew Bros. & Pruess
Main Street
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