Regenerating Overgrazed Ranges On National Forests
Westward field test by the U S Forest Service at Wallowa National Forest Oregon shows sheep grazing under proper restrictions boosts reseeding of Festuca vitidula, a key summer forage grass. Harrowed and brushed reseeding produce denser, deeper root stands, supporting alternate spring and fall grazing for natural restoration. Also ad notes for sale of comb honey and buggy trimmings from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Uncle Sam
United States Forest Service
Wallowa National Forest
Oregon
Forest Service
Dagg and Baker Theater Firm Dissolved by Mutual Consent
The firm of Dagg and Baker dissolves as Mr Dagg buys out Mr Bakers interest in the theater and picture show. All accounts owed to the firm are to be paid to Mr Dagg who will receipt for them. Dated this list day of August 1909 William A Baker Cc L Dagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagg & Baker
Dagg
Busy Fruitland Events Highlight Sunday Activities
Fruitland news recounts a well attended Endeavor meeting at the Methodist church led by Rev. Day followed by a sermon. Typhoid illness is affecting local residents including the infant child of Mr. George Frank and Mrs. Frank who is improving slowly. A Friday social at Griffith drug store raised over $14 with ice cream and cake. Links to upcoming travel include Mr. and Mrs. Royston and relatives departing for Seattle. A marriage occurs Sunday at 4:30 between Miss Alma Davis of Payette and William Gregger of Fruitland at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Hailey officiating. Reports note local visitors, a fatal update on Mr. Ewing of Emmett, and a forthcoming store project by Mr. Ita Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Day
George Frank
Frank
Stegners’ Hall
Baptists
Griffith Drug Store
Royston
Charle
Robert Miller
Seattle
White
Plymouth
Preston
Clarence Marquis
Maud Williams
Brother Id
Fruitland
Cambridge
Ita Rich
McWilliams
Payette
Rich
Alma Davis
William Gregger
Hailey
Methodist
Gregger
Emmett
News From North of Town Makes Summer Departures
Mr Tightman White left for Kimberlin Heights Tennessee to resume studies after a pleasant summer here. Mrs George Windle hosted a seven oclock dinner for a birthday party honoring Max Windle. Mr Charles Shouts and family are resting in the hills for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs H Precht and two daughters left for the A Y P Exposition and western points. Visitors at Mr B Alspach include Mr and Mrs Al H Fey of Scranton Iowa and Mr and Mrs Gerber of Rockwell City Iowa. A tract of land by Mr Rand of the Commercial Hotel adds at least 25 per acre to adjoining property as sage brush is cleared for fruit trees. 38 000 acres Carey Act lands to be opened at Milner Idaho September 20 with reduced Oregon Short Line rates from various points September 16 to 19.
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Tightman White
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
George Windle
Max Windle
Charles Shouts
H. Precht
A. Y. P. Exposition
8. B. Alspach
al H. Fey
Scranton
Iowa
Gerber
Rockwell City
Rand
Commercial Hotel
Prof. Turner
Welser
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H. W. Weldner
Idaho
Downs
Wood & Spauldings
Jericho
Boise
Gregory
H.J. French
Fremont Wood
Lias Nelson
U. S. Goverment Experiment Station
Caldwell
Fransdon
State University
Shion
Alex McPherson
E. F. Atwater
Dr. Noble
Mark Austin
Sugar City
Prof
Jones
Gen
Utter
U.S Survey
Diho
Harry Collier
Tacoma
Wash
Oregon-Idaho Development Congress
Will H. Gibson
Inter Mountain Fair Association
Boise, Idaho
Maud Stegal
Mayme Bayer
Charles Hingler
Anna
Will McConnell
Ittle
Robert
Willie
Gunnison
Colo
McConnell
Milner
Pocatello
Buhl
Palmer Quality
Palmer
Moss Mercantile Co
ARDOC
Giesler Bros
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