Forest Land Use Debate Highlights Reforestation Need
Col. W. B. Greeley opens a two day Western Forestry and Conservation Association meeting in Portland urging forest land use reforms. He notes private owners hold much cut over land and urges reforestation as a public and private partnership to create future wealth.
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United States
Col
W. B. Greeley
Western Forestry & Conservation Association
Portland
Geo S. Long
Tacoma
A. W. Laird
Potlatch
Ida
T. J. Humbird
Spokane
Huntington Taylor
Coeur A d’ Alene
Tdn
W. A. Irwin
Seattle
Kenneth Ross
Mont
Lumbermen Association
First National Bank of Portland
E. P. Meinecke
FE. T. Allen
C. S. Chapman
F. A. Elliott
Oregon
F. FE. Pape
Washington
M. B. Pratt
California
U. S. District
P. G. Redington
Fred Morrell
Montana
Geo. H. Cecil
Northwest
Col. Greely
Col. Greeley
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
National Association of Lumber Manufacturers
Supreme Court
Col Greeley
Desert watering places guide aids safe travel in Southwest
The United States Geological Survey mapped dangerous desert areas in the Southwest and erected waterhole signposts. A new guidebook by C. P. Ross covers the lower Gila region of Arizona with three large maps, road logs, and a list of reachable watering places. Copies, Water-Supply Paper 490-C, are sent to post offices, chambers of commerce, hotels, and garages.
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United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Congress
C. P. Ross
Gila
Ariz
Phoenix Yuma
Parker
Arizona
Chambers of Commerce
Nominations for Leavenworth City Offices 1922
City clerk announces regular nominations for mayor treasurer attorney clerk and eight council seats in Leavenworth Chelan County Washington from the November 4 1922 primary election. Named candidates include A Blomeke R F Taylor J T Lindley Herman Howe E G Gowing Chas Eckhardt G T Walker R F Templin J A J Farrell and E L Potter. Sealed by City Clerk E G Gowing dated November 28 1922.
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Leavenworth
Chelan Co
Wash
A. Blomeke
R. F. Taylor
J. T. Lindley
Herman Howe
E. G. Gowing
Chas. Eckhardt
Why the Trinity Tunnel cuts at Red Mountain scene
This article explains the Trinity Tunnel project by the Royal Development Company in Red Mountain district. It argues the tunnel avoids costly outside rail and provides ore access and mine drainage. It notes winter snow slides protection and economic site setup.
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Royal Development Company
Red Mountain District
the Echo
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Epworth League
Alfred E. Derry
Trinity Tunnel
Great Trinity Tunnel
Trinity
Red Mountain
Ole’s
Phelps Creek