Marked Increase in Receipts From National Forests
Portland July 24. The gross receipts from the National Forests of Oregon Washington and Alaska for the fiscal year ending June 30 1917 were 96446 537.57 after refunds of 6761.29 leaving net receipts of 626176 18 an increase of about 160000 over 1916. Whitman forest led with 115492.20 from timber sales Crater 95957.69 Tongass 60443.05 and other forests listed with grazing and special uses yields. Twenty five percent of total receipts go to counties for road and school funds and ten percent for roads and trails within forests.
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National
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
North Pacific District
The
Forest Service
Geo. H. Cecil
Crater National Forest
Tonfase National Forest
Walloon
Olympic
Rainier
Columbia
Malheur
Umpqua
Wallowa National Forrest
Fremont Forest
Wennoha
Cechoco
Okanogan
Alenka Wad Ins
Tonkass Forest
Chugach Fortet
Tongues National Forest
Oreson
Neet
Whitman
Buffalo hospital doctors advocate hospital based practice
A Buffalo institution head Richard Catt of Massachusetts General Hospital writes in American Magazine April and March arguing the doctor should operate within a hospital, where a division of labor and specialists can provide advanced care. He notes cooperation among physicians, chemists, and staff at the Tavaside Hotel in Buffalo, urging patients to seek hospital care for accurate diagnoses and comprehensive treatment.
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Richard (. Catt
Massachusetts General Hospital
April
Mar
Reiter
Lesa Monney
Buffalo
New York
W. M. Pierce
Lee Smith
Tuvalida
Storage firms report nearly all holdings to government
Washington July 24 Nearly every storage company in the United States is cooperating with the government in reporting cold holdings of food products. The reports cover meat poultry beef butter cheese and apples and are compiled by the bureau of markets of the U S department of agriculture. Since 1914 voluntary reports expanded until almost all firms participate with no compulsory legislation. Reports aid war needs by enabling precise recommendations based on stock data.
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Washington
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Sgriculture
Bureau Sas
Berldine
Valor Po
Chnnity
Northwest News Roundup From Oregon And Washington
July coverage notes the tenth annual dioot of the Pacific Indians in Portland with trophies and an association meeting planned. Oregon officials at Bonneville celebrate Retail Grocers Association plans. Oregon potato output predicted 10,000 carloads higher than 1916 with shipping directives from the Public Service Commission. National Guard mobilization in Oregon prepping for Europe with training at Clackamas and Palo Alto. American Lake cantonment near completion with barracks stables and utilities underway.
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Portland
Ore
The
Pacific Indians
Oregon
Oregon Public Service Commission
American Lake
Wash
Taft No. 90
Mther Military
Unite Are Assembling For Great Mobilization
A fragment notes preparations for a large mobilization planned in late summer with work continuing into fall. It mentions some people spreading a belief about lusts and asserts a clan loyal to their bik colors amid unclear context.
New Police Machine Gun Report Sparks Debate
A new police machine gun model is described as compact and vehicle-mounted. The article notes its potential to be swiftly deployed from moving cars to multiple targets, raising concerns about rapid, deadly force and safety implications for officers and the public.
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New York
How Long Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism
A vintage testimonial style ad asks how long sufferers endure rheumatism and claims a blood germ causes it. It promotes Swift Specific Co. SS SS as a remedy and offers personal advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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