Restoring Forests Across The United States
The article discusses vast scarred regions from fires in the Black Hills and other areas. It notes the U S forest service plans replanting programs to restore productivity, creating 16 000 acres of model forests this season and outlining federal support to reforest 5 000 000 acres of previously unproductive land across various regions.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Uncle Sam
Sierras
Rockies
Michigan
Sandhills
Nebraska
White Mountains
New England
United States
Forest Service
Congress
Reforestation Lessons From Japan and U S Forest Service
The narrative traces historic efforts to restore forests, citing Japanese Edo era planting along roads, and U S methods including seed selection, nursery beds, and large scale nurseries. It notes seed yields, planting techniques, challenges from rodents and drought, and the economics of five dollar per acre planting. It highlights watershed protection for cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco and the value of protected nurseries for future timber and water supplies.
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United States
Douglas-Jr
New England
Sierras
Forest Service
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Michigan
Nebraska's treeless sands to become forests through planting
An article details the Nebraska national forest project aimed at transforming shifting sand deserts between the Missouri River and the Rockies into timber lands. Foresters test species like jack pine, set up a model nursery, and transplant hardy saplings on dunes, planning as many as 200,000 acres with ongoing seedling distribution to settlers.
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Sahole
Ducle Sams
National Forest
Nebraska
Great Plains
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Merey
Tone
Four vacant lots in Wilkinson Addition offered for sale
Four vacant lots east of Second Street in Wilkinson Addition, three at 12x410 feet with frontages on Wilkins ons Court and a 28x80 foot lot, each with 10 foot alleys. Priced at 2000 dollars each, with one third cash and balance in one or two years. Within easy reach of Central Park and three minutes from the Court House. First come, first served.
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Wilkinson
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Court House
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Girl Runs Away to See New York Hidden by Police
Fourteen year old Dorothy Wolf fled Cincinnati to visit New York but her trip ended when local police intervened. She was taken back to Cincinnati by an uncle who arrived on train No. 12 after Cincinnati authorities requested the halt.
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Dorothy Wolf
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Dorothy
Cinciomati
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