Land policy reform urged by Land Office official
Frederick H. Newell chief engineer of the Reclamation Service and Gifford Pinchot head of the Bureau of Forestry back a House report urging repeal of the Timber and Stone Act. They promote a national forest policy, residence and improvement requirements, and use of timber lands for sustained growth to prevent waste and boost irrigation and rural homes. the report cites multi-state timber sales and the need to protect watersheds and Appalachian reserves.
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Land Uftice
Frederick H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Congress
Timber and Stone Act
National Board of Trade
United States
Dens
Secretary of the Interior
Innis
Fisca
Lannd
Public Lands Commission
Forestry Service
Mississippi
Orly hardshell nuts aid park squirrels teeth
The text argues that park squirrels need hard shell nuts to wear down their continually growing teeth. Without hard foods their teeth become too long and hinder eating. It notes rapid tooth growth in squirrels and recommends feeding hard nuts to maintain proper tooth length.
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Orly
Pigmy Iceland Ponies Capture London Parlors Attention
A London exhibition features tiny Iceland ponies no larger than a Newfoundland, weighing about 28 inches. Imported by Jamrach the naturalist, the seven ponies come in chestnut, mouse, bay, and black, priced at $73 each. A royal friend of the Queen is among intrigued customers who foresee royal favor for the breed.
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Pete
London ‘Society
Tondon Society
Zoologicals
Iceland
Jamrach
Jamesburg man marks 91st birthday on Christmas Day
Stoker and first locomotive figure Letenwaerta Cox celebrated his ninety first birthday at his Jamesburg New Jersey home on Christmas Day. Born in Chester County Pennsylvania Cox was son of Joseph and Nannie Cox and lived through early steam era.
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Bret
Longworth
Ttaly
Jeovas
Thas
Aso Marintis
Teale
Seal
Merquis
Juagte
Tie West
Marquis
Thessaly
Severs
Trountaina
Greece
Toy
Tier
Langworth
Letenwaerta Cox
America
Jamesburg
N. J
Mr. Cox
Joseph
Nannnl Cox
Chester County
They Must Gnaw: Rodents Keep Growing Teeth and Snawing
A fragmented passage notes rats mice and squirrels gnawing not out of mischief but necessity as rodent teeth continually grow. The text emphasizes the need for gnawing to prevent dental overgrowth and fit to correct Tengih, suggesting a dire view of rodent behavior.
Fragmentary note about a disrupted lecture at a city venue
An unclear, damaged OCR passage describes attendees missing an Old Folks event and a man reacting during a lecture. The text shows garbled dialogue about being present and tickets for a brother, with references to a mother and unsaved misconduct.
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Iarsas
Lund
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White Mountain Ranges
Maleiga
Thoosevelt
Bay of Fendy
High Sierras
Appalachians
Appalachian Reserve
Rice
Ohio
Nick ‘Longworth
Cincinnati
Longiworth
Withal
McKinley
Judge Longworth
Wile
Ohio Tier
Sue Walker
Wes Taother
Sue
Piedmont
North Carolina
South
Georgia
Virginia
Tennesee
Kentucky
White Mountains
New Hampshire
New England
White Mountain
New Foreland
South Carolina
Hicholas Loneworth
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Auhority
Miss Roosevelt
New York City
Washington
L. Ce
Boyss
Blaine Manufacturing CO
MU Street
Concord Junction
Mace
Chatham
Gommstairs
Kamtte
Rearapice
Cebator
Tive
Manson Campbell Co. Ltd
Weason Avenue
Detroit
Ays
Yalae
Wood-Wood CO
Loupomtin
Eee
Laeta
Camer
Doe
Arnams
Will Ropece
Zoe
Fee
Sach
Toon
Mandy
Otlnraux & Barpalny
Cralen
Rupert Davai
Mir
Momera
Telaia
Opear
Palas
OLD Sol
Feleseane
Tsar ‘Ciertand ‘Bans
Ceartere
MY Wa
Roar
Ato
Rew
Jp Finn
Moo
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