Public urged to prevent forest fires on Wenatchee forest
Forest Supervisor A H Sylvester urged public cooperation to prevent fires on Wenatchee National Forest. He cited dry conditions and low visibility from smoke, noted campers' careful behavior reducing campfire blazes, and said patrols have been increased for rapid reporting of new fires. A small fire on Lake Creek was reported and is under control.
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A. H. Sylvester
Wenatchee National Forest
Washington
Forest Service
Sylvester
National Forest
Wenatchee Forest
Icicle Creek
Entiat River
Lake Chelan
Lake Creek
Record cherry harvest yields over £2000 per acre
E. J. Broderick harvested 18 tons from 165 trees on under two acres, selling four tons of Royal Anns at £150 per ton and 14 tons of Bing at £210 per ton. The total value reached £3,540, averaging over £2,000 per acre, with 20 to 25 workers and trucks hauling long loads from the ranch to Wells & Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Broderick
Wells & Wade
Desirable House for Sale and Other Classifieds
Classified ads list sewing work options, land for sale or rent near Cyclone Johnson and Sylvester ranches, farm machinery for sale including a milking system and tractor parts, a 5 room house for sale with terms, lost key ring, Airdale puppies for sale, farm for sale from Olney and Leavenworth, a work team and harness for sale, piano for rent, and a De Laval cream separator with oil stove for sale in Peshastin and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone Johnson
Sylvester
Felix Genge
Centralia
Wash
Clowenthal Bros. & Darling
Peshastin
de Laval
E. S. Phillips
Water Power Possibilities of Lower Snake River
The article surveys the Snake River system from Yellowstone to the Oregon-Washington border, noting its northward reach along Idaho Oregon and Idaho Washington lines. It describes irrigation developments by federal and local projects expanding arid plains into over one million acres of farmland and highlights the river’s majestic canyon sections feeding regional growth and potential power developments.
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Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Henry’s Fork
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Minadoka
King Hillard Boise
United States Reclamation Service
North Side
South Side
Twin Valle
Homestead
Oregon Short Line
Ias
Power potential of lower Snake River explored in preliminary report
A preliminary USGS report by hydraulic engineer W G Hoyt details surveys from Huntington to Lewiston showing more than 900000 horsepower could be developed at low water on the Snake River. The study, based on 1895 to 1920 data and maps, awaits publication.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
el Tovar
Homestead
Lewiston
W. P. Gray
Norma
United States Army Engineer Corps
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Co
Geological Survey
Publicity drives tuberculosis campaign in cattle health
The U S Department of Agriculture reports publicity has boosted dairy health and consumer confidence. Towns, counties, and states enact clean herd laws, raising cow numbers and milk consumption as eradication of cattle tuberculosis moves from dream to practical possibility funded by more efficient herds and better products.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Tedyuskung Declares Delaware Independence in 1756
The Lenni Lenape chief known as Tedyuskung declared independence from the Six Nations in 1756. He crowned himself king over the Five Nations and sought peace with white settlers as he guided his people away from Iroquois domination. His death followed a drunken blaze in 1768 at his home.
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Tammany
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Tedyuskung
Delaware and
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Easton
William Penn
John
Fort Allen
States Rally To Eradicate Cattle Tuberculosis Gains Momentum
The push to eradicate cattle tuberculosis grows as states adopt eradication programs. Louisiana passed a bill authorizing cooperation with the USDA and creating a $15,000 a year indemnity fund for two years. Massachusetts now enables cooperation with the USDA and will provide about $60,000 annually for indemnities under the federal cooperative program.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
State
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Bureau of Animal Industry
Massachusetts
State Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of
Advertised Letters for July 25 1922
The list of names awaiting pickup includes Amagon Desire Barnes Archie Berryhill Henry Brennan Joe Hazen Henry Holter Fred Robb Wm Spoor Oscar Westergard Chas Williams Fd. When calling for above letters mention advertising Ray Fe Simons P. M.
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Amagon
Desire
Barnes
Archie
Berryhill
Henry
Brennan
Joe
Hazen
Holter
Fred
Robb
Spoor
Oscar
Westergard
Chas
Williams
Ray FE
Simons
P. M
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