Timber Sales on Montana Reservations Described
Son of James Brown and Penn State forestry student J Paul Brown details a Montana timber sale near Anaconda, describes species, stand quality, and product uses for copper mines in Butte. The article explains cutting methods, seed and selection practices, and government sealing crews handling 1390 to 4000 sticks daily as logs are hauled from stands to skidways and landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Tor
Penn State College
Montana
J. Paul Brown
School of Forestry
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State Farmer
Timbersale
Mies Timber Co
Anaconda
Bitter Root Mts
Continental Divide
Butte Mont
New York Strike Parade Draws 35000 in Garment District
In New York on January 15 a crowd estimated at 35,000 garments workers marched through the manufacturing district ending with a mass meeting at Union Studio. Speeches by leaders Benjamin Schweitner and Max Bine condemned employers and conditions. No violence occurred and red flags were displayed by union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Square
York
Orages
Benjamin Schweitner
Max Bine
Sled and Horse Teaming Method Across Seasons
Fragmentary notes describe a drag sled drawn by horses under varying grade and length conditions. Mentions use of a drag shed on earth, references to Wis or Wis can, and seasonal shifts from summer to winter. A method of feeding studs to market is noted alongside an odd reference to a flute.
Mountain Tramway Flume System Described in Old Report
The article explains connected side flumes linked to a main flume via a tramway. Eight cars pull by steel cable, each carrying about ten stalls, with the main line around twenty miles long and a 60 to 100 percent elevation rise. It notes a typical 3000 stalls per day, seasonal closure after October due to ice, winter chopping by foreigners, and preps for next year including timber selection and brush burning.
Silly Scene Recalled From Chicago Record
Fragmentary Chicago Record-Ferall item shows a young couple under an awning as rain ends and mud thickens street. A boy named Billy faces comic banter and a demand to show money before a car arrives. Queen Elizabeth references appear in jest before a life sentence is mentioned in cryptic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Yeo
Sir Walter Reigh
Queen Elizabeth
Bev
Rocke
Billy
Kat‘sie
Q. EB
Ferall
His Kind Heart and a Soft City Wife Tale
A fragment reports Squire Tambotthe's marriage and his tender nature as he laments watching his wife labor at home and at the depot stores in Newt Neversweat, with a Washington note about a gentle, compassionate character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Tambotthe
Washington
Questionable Health Advice From A Dated Medical Broadsheet
A fragmented historical page discusses medical guidance, mentioning a trainer and various remedies. It references Dyspepsia and a named product, with names like Baltimore and a pharmacy context. Confidence in the source is low due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Lattin
Perius
Cupses
Tgypeey
Chenoa Voy
Baltimore
Abdooh
Also Mentioned on This Page
State OF
Sedi
Bdokman
Ben Schweitzer
Post
Pogtum Cereal Co., Ltd., Pure Food Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
Say Pen
Eleumaniir
Baltimore & Oxile Railr
Florida
Seaboard
B'Y
Southern R'Y
Atlantic Coast Line
BUICK
FORD
Flanders
Imum Power
H. P
the Ideal Garage CO
Frederick, Md
Company of
West Virginia
Baltimore, Md
Fidelity Trust Company
Motter Bros., & Co
Bankers, Central National Bank Building
Ernest Helfenstein
St. Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Griffin & Griffin
Acciden
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Ciasuary
Bagin
Widae
F. Columbus Knott
Tesant & Knett
A. A. Ramsburg
Frederick Md
Barnes
W. Fayette St
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