Forest Forestry School Opens Under Yale Auspices
The Milford Pa July 1 forestry school under Yale Forest School opens amid concerns over New York New England forest fires and Western droughts. Courses cover forest botany measurements silviculture meteorology and forest policy with lectures by Yale Roy L Martin Gifford Pinchot and others and field trips to state reserves and New Jersey to study fire grazing fungi and insects.
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Milford
New York
New England
United States
Gulf States
Panute Northwest
Vale Forest School
Alifanl
Forest Police
Roy L. Martin
Yale
Silviewhire
Mr. Graves
Yale School
Gifford Pinehnt
Bureau of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Brewer
Yale University
New Jersey
Opinions Rendered in Eastern Oregon Cases
Major Lee Moorhouse, deputy clerk of the supreme court, notes opinions rendered yesterday affecting Eastern Oregon. The sequence includes an appeal from Baker County with defendants Howard and Meldrum charged with larceny by stealing from Palmer and Denham, issues over impeaching evidence, and a Harney County land case where a prior verdict did not state the issues, prompting reversal or remand.
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Lee Moorhouse
Supreme Court
Oregon
Eue
Manny Hewerd
Alexander Meldrum
Baker County
Robert Bakin
Juether Bean
Thie Tv
Howard and
Meldrum
Jolney
Palmer
H E Denham
Cang
Betaine
Newton Hoover
W. J. King
Alice L. Bartlett
George W. Bartlett
Harter
Merl
Midge
Jigbhes Bean
Harney County
Dante
Har
One Thousand Horses Sold in California Sale
Last week Mesers Fleming Sham and Haight sold a large number of horses from the Hakeoven ranch. The total head was about 1,000 sold to California buyers. Prices ranged from 10 to 17 dollars per head.
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Mesers
Fleming
Sham
Haight
California
Antelope Herald
Plutocrat Plea Reflects Frustration and Wealth Paradoxes
A Chicago Tribune poem in dramatic voice catalogs vast pretenses and failures of power and wealth. The speaker claims omnipotence in possessions, speech, and influence, then declares that despite all, the scheme of things remains unsatisfied and the burden remains a bother.
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Chicago Tribune
Injustice and the mosquito lullaby from Somerville journal
A humorous verse laments spring birds and the nuisance of mosquitoes. The speaker contrasts musical birds with the mosquito hum, blaming the insect for robbing rest yet arguing it has no ill intent. The poem concludes with a lighthearted note about the mosquito being slapped.
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Skeeter
Somerville
Mass
Winter and Summer Insoles Promote Natural Foot Temperature
Hair insoles claim to regulate heat by acting as a non conductor to keep feet at the body's natural temperature, staying warm in winter and cool in summer. Cold and damp feet said to cause many health problems. Advertisement for Solace Hair Insoles by Brock & McComas Co with price details truncated.
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Forware Brock & McComas Co
Prisoners to Celebrate With Afirnerive Program at Penitentiary
Wallin Walla July 1 Arrance mounts have been made for a state penitentiary celebration on July 4 featuring an affirmative program in the forenoon and a series of field sports. The afternoon will include vaudeville and a street performance by inmates.
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Wallin Walla
State Penitentiary
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C. R. Dutton
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