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Sixty Years of Forestry in the United States
Franklin B. Hough the first U.S. forest agent is honored as sixty years of forestry progress since 1870 are reviewed. President Pack notes the Forestry Primer edition dedication, and the nation’s shift to conservation and national forest policy aided by Civilian Conservation Corps, forest schools, and New York’s early forestry commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Franklin B. Macush
United States
Charles Lathrop Pack
le American Tree Association
Belentire Forestry
Berlin
Puck
Innesey
Waugh
Lark
Lalaven
Southwick
Mass
Lewis County
New York
Union College
Young Hough
Cleveland Medea College
Somerville
N. Y
Albany
Perlard
W Starles
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Jeterson
Lowis
Nantueke
Continental Congress
Washington
Hansell
Madson River
Hatfield and Deer
Canada
Buncrp
He Tse
Detroit
Pontiac
Robert Mogern
Mouga Berved
Lowville
Bauden
Daryce
Virginia
Genveat Cope
Maryland
McClellan
Washingtoniana
George Wasegiow
Savannah
Lincoln
Gount d'Tatuing
Charleston
Pheer
Arbuth Hot
Sir Henry Clinton
North America
Wing
Daens Amein
Hid
Kew
Bia
Trity & Busy
Uheful Vliisen
Benjamin
Hatlenlore
Hough
Ita
Amerten
Chicago
Middle West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dreath
Drews
Congress
Housh
R. B.tiyes
Division
Department of Agriculture
Yellowstone Park ‘Tuberland
Harrison
Division of Forestry
Hecowea
Fareau of Forestry
Forest Service
TSU
Weeks
Naseed
Clarke-McNary
McNary-Woodyy
Pack
American ‘Tren Association
Trun
Weenan
Imag
injo—Ie
Franklin B. Hough
Franklin DO
COC
American Tree Association
Loths National Forest
Maillion Acres
Howe
United States Forest Service
Hiden
Madlean
Willy
National Forest Policy
Snd
Tometter
Ur Jong
le Berty
Frankin B. Tong
David B. E
Flough
Empire
Lowrie Wee
Peek
Treagenelatiue
Gilley
Weetere Nessoeer Maton