Save the Redwoods League and California Parks Effort
A 1920s Redwoods conservation report outlines the Save the Redwoods League as it funds and promotes state and national parks in California. It details memorial groves, donations, and the push for a Redwood National Park, with figures on acreage, costs, and key founders.
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Avccthe Redwoods League
Limaboldt
Redwood Park
California
Franklin Kk. Lane
FE. Ayer
Chicago
Humboldt Park
Save the Redwoods League
League
Sierra
Yosemite, Sequoia
General Grant National Parks
General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
Pacific
Christ
Earth
Columbus
America
Monterey
Oregon Line
State of California
Sempervirens Club
California State Redwood Park
Santa Cruz County
William Kent
Muir Woods
San Francisco
Muir Woods National Monument
Sumboldt State Redwood Park
Eel River
Bolling
John C. Phillips
Massachusetts
Raynal C. Bolling
Zipporah Patrick Russ
Orick
Humboldt County
Joseph Russ
Friends of the League
Hammond Lumber Company
the League
Standish & Hickey
James Hobart Moore
J. E. Ayer
Sonoma County
Armstrong Grove
San Mateo County
McCormick Tract
Bohemian Grove
Santa Cruz Grove
California State Federation of Women's Clubs
Lumbermen
Edward L. Doheny
Stephen T. Mather
Zipporah Russ
RE. E. Ayer
William H. Crocker
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution of
Washington, D. C
State Forestry Board
Forestry Board
Redwood Belt
National Park Service
California Redwood Association
Union Lumber Company
Mendocino County
Pacific Lumber Company
Redwood National Park
Congress
Bears Outsmart Three Bow Hunters in Index River Tale
Three Seattle physicians on a July bear hunt above Mount Index with bows and arrows found the bears outsmarted. The bears raided the camp, fished salmon, and paraded along the riverbank while the hunters waited for an effective shot, then left at dawn as the bears disappeared.
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Seattle
Skokomish River
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wilds
Mount Index
Pirates coins in circulation in Cuba and West Indies
The Isabella doubloon valued at five dollars remains in circulation in Cuba while the doubloon’s origin is linked to an eight real pistole. A 1787 doubloon sells for about six thousand two hundred dollars. pieces of eight, Spanish dollars of eight reals, are still familiar to readers.
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Cuba
West Indies
Washington Star
Em Up Golf Quip Aims at Law and Caddy Skills
A humorous line links golf knowledge and legal aid, noting most players lack golf basics and how to hold a club properly. The joke contrasts willpower with professional help, implying lawyers fit into problems better than players.
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