Timber sale in Cache National Forest Logan Utah
Sealed bids for a timber sale on unsurveyed land in Cache National Forest Logan Utah will be received until February 21 1912. The sale covers about several hundred acres including Douglas fir and spruce saw timber with an estimated measure of feet B M. Minimum bid is 2 60 per thousand feet and a 200 deposit is required for each bid. Clinton G Smith Forest Supervisor.
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Logan
Utah
Cache National Purest
Gaebe National Forest
Trimbex
Butse
Cache National Forest
First National Bank of
Ogdes
Llah
Lagan
Clinton G. Smith
Grazing Permits Open for 1912 Season in Uinta National Forest
Notice announces that all applications for grazing permits for cattle horses and sheep in the Uinta National Forest must be filed in Logan Utah on or before February 24 1912. Information on grazing fees and blanks will be provided upon request Supervisor Clinton G Smith.
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Acue National Forest
Logan
Utah
Clinton G. Smith
Notice of Homestead Final Proof Block in Idaho
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated February 8 1912 states Bert Rand O Orr of Sharon Idaho filed intent to make final five year proof to establish land claim on March 29 1912 before J S Commissioner in Paris Idaho. Witnesses named: John Gambling William E Poplsen Alfred C Hymas Richard D Orr. Henry W Kiefer Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Ofice
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bertrand O. Orr
Sharon
Range
Boise Meridian
Smith Hoge
J. S
Paris
John Gambling
William E. Poplsen
Alfred C. Hymas
Liberty
Richard D. Orr
Henry W. Kiefer
Register
Notice of pardon request for I Lewis Caldwell
I Lewis Caldwell convicted of burglary in Bear Lake County Idaho sentenced October 26 1911 to imprisonment. He will apply to the State Board of Pardons at its next meeting after public notice to seek a full and absolute pardon from Boise Idaho.
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I. Lewis Caldwell
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bear Lake
Idaho State Penitentiary
Boeise- City
Ada
Lee
Luis
Jura
Lewis Caldwell
BP. O
Boise
Ldahv
Altert
Lehman
Webber
Bear Lakes
Idahietate
Bufse City
State Board of Pardons
Albert Lehman
P.O
Boiseidaho
Kenyon Hotel Stands as Salt Lake City’s Popular Inn
When visiting Salt Lake City, stop at the Kenyon Hotel in the business district praised as the town’s most popular and home like. Rooms offer modern amenities from electricity to running water with rates from one dollar per day. The on site Cafe Maxim opened recently and is acclaimed for service, kitchen quality, elegance, and affordable prices.
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Salt Lake City
Kenyon Hotel
Kenyon
Salt Lake Aly
Maxim
Chicago
Agim
Salt Lake
Sunset the Pacific Monthly introduces new merged magazine
The Pacific Monthly and Sunset are consolidated under Sunset the Pacific Monthly with a national aim. A special 50 cent offer grants four months of subscription and a free Mid-Winter number and Sunset Indian poster mailed in a tube. Order to Fred Lockley, Northwestern Manager, Sunset the Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon.
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Monthly
The
Sunset
Fred Lockley
Northwestern
Mundger
Portland
Oregon
Chestnut Bark Disease and Its Spread to Ten States
The chestnut bark disease emerged near New York City in 1904 with early reports on Long Island by 1893. Origin unsure, possibly imported with the Japanese chestnut. It threatens chestnut trees and caused massive losses, with estimates of five to ten million dollars in the New York area over recent years.
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New York City
Long Island
Orient
Agricultural Department
Bark disease threats shift to early infection control
The article discusses bark disease in trees, noting no immunizing method exists for individual trees and no reliable cure. It argues large scale, area wide approaches can curb spread by locating and eradicating early infection centers, potentially preventing further damage. It emphasizes practicality and long term control prospects.
Adapting Crops to Climates and New Varieties
The article notes two methods for crops to fit climates: breeding and selection of hardy plants and introducing new species adapted to new locations. Experiment stations and federal agencies seek hardy varieties from around the world for introduction domestically.
Old Man Seeks Better Agriculture Example For Neighborhood
A community figure calls for a renewed approach to farming in the neighborhood. He urges setting two productive exam goals and pledges to model superior agricultural practices this year.
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Aas
Ory
Frederick Moxon
South Field Ditch and Canal
Ward
Bart
F. Bith
James-Collings
McCall’s Magazine
McCalloie
McCall's
Bsides
McCall
McCai L’s Magazine
W. 37Th SE
Fremian
Montpelier Milling Company
Nottingham
Pacific Fg
Cost Ave
Seattle
Wash
Berkeley
Street
Bostom
Aera Oes
Ereby
Pioneer’ Irrigation & Marking Co
Angyonecending-aakete
Gideat
Far Securi Pe
3Iaana
Scicntitc American
Écientife
Montpelier
F. C. Hanson
L. T. A. Hottendorf
Medical College of Ohio
Oliver Jacobsen
Bloomington, Idaho
Bear Lake County Abstract CO
L. S&s. Comalissioner and Notary Public
ST. Louis, MO
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