Forestry work in early 1900s United States described
The article details state and federal forestry efforts, describing the Bureau of Forestry, field crews, stem analysis, and valuation surveys. It explains camp life, measurement methods, and the goals of sustainable lumbering, fire management, and map-based planning for timber stands and future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Forestry
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
Texas
Carolinas
California
Washington
Green Woods
Force of gentleness in papal blessing tale
Mr Crawford's lecture on Leo XIII highlights kindness over austerity. Pius IX’s stern gesture to an English visitor contrasts Leo's gentle approach, as the young man kneels to receive the old pope's blessing, creed and nationality fading in grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawford
Leo XIII
Pius IX
Leo
Pontifical Establishment
Engishman
Pius
Vatican
Papal
Moonlit Memories Of Youth By The River
Adam Black recalls boyhood summers, moonlight nights, and schoolyard pranks. The poem moves through rivers, trout, and past loves, linking youthful joys with the ache of growing up and the soulful pull of memories under pale moon beams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Adam Black
Cuban Church Proposals Stir Protestant Officials
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports US Protestant missionary leaders have consulted about a Cuban move to form a national church not acknowledging the pope. The Acolyte advocates a national church. Cuban Catholics, including many priests, may support it, while US church leaders caution against further divisions and doubt Cuban leaders can sustain such a movement.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
United States
Cuba
Rome
the Acolyte
Church of Rome
Palma
Philippines
Disciples of Christ
United Brethren
America
Jesus Christ
Santiago
Guidi
Cebu
Vigan
Dougherty
Booker
Manila
Jeremiah J. Harty
St. Leo's Church
St. Louis
Roman Curia
Far East
Harry
Guld
Modern Woodmen Convention Faces Leadership Change
The article outlines planned pay and positions for top officers including head banker at 3600 and editors at 3000 with directors earning about 4000. It notes no anticipated challenge to grand secretary Major C. W. Hawes of Rock Island who has held the post since 1890, and hints at a readjustment of assessment rates favored by delegates attending the Indianapolis convention amid a sharply divided slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Northcott
C. W. Hawes
Rock Island, Ill
Indianapolis
Ackley Hubbard of Spencer Emerges as Republican Leader
Ackley Hubbard, a banker from Spencer in northwest Iowa, built a chain of country banks in the Eleventh district through thrift and favorable circumstances. He is a prominent adviser among Republican leaders, not an office seeker, dedicating efforts to party matters and public service.
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Ima
Ted Rotor
Free States
United Ites
District of Columbia
Bennet
New York City
Treasury
Indiana
New York
Iowa
Ackley Hubbard
Spencer
Hawkeyedom
Eleventh Congressional District
Hubbard
Republican Party
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Tallyman
Anti-Slavery Society
The
Philanthropist
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Jefferson County
Niel's Creek Society
Kentucky
South
E. T. Tibbets
Isaiah Walton
Daniel R. Nelson
Niel’s Creek
Benjamin Hoyt
State Library
Statehouse
Modern Woodmen OF America
Hawkeye
Sporting Goods
Mayer's
Tezazsais
Goig
Chas. Mayer & Company
Merchants’ Association
W. Washington St
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East Washington Street
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Fraternal Insurance Society
Woodmen
Order of United Workmen
Grand Lodge of
Sioux City
H. Michelstetter
C. W. Kriel
Ethel
Marie
Edith
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