Alloting Stock to Forest Ranges Raises Grazing Debates
Washington reports on how national forest grazing is allocated as populations rise. Forest Service reduces numbers for large stock owners to admit new settlers, aiming fairness while protecting existing users. Policy favors small holders to sustain livelihoods and communities.
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Oregon Lines Show Lowest Accident Rate on Harriman Systems
The 1908 annual statement to Oregon’s Insurance Commissioner notes Harriman lines in Oregon underperform other Harriman rails in accidents per locomotive mile. Union Pacific and Oregon lines, despite mountain grades and landslides, show the lowest trouble rate, while Southern Pacific records higher incidents. The report praises General Manager J. P. O'Brien for efficient operation amid challenging terrain. Jones, a Union Pacific official, recently welcomed twins.
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West Looks Better to Me After Eastern Trips Says Col College Official
Financial agent Rev H. Shangle of Columbian College says the west appeals more with each east visit. He notes rising interest from eastern and midwestern leaders in the northwest and cites plans for summer travel to Seattle and a Nashville convention. The Epworth League key event prompted a $12,000 grant to Columbia Junior College.
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Caption is Robbie for a Robnt Robrt?
During the depression in England Pat and Mike enlist in the British army. After their first defeat the captain, seizing a moment on patriotism, asks soldiers why a man should die for his king and country. Pat turns to Mike and quips about the caption.
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