Letter on federal range control and western land policy
A dated letter from January 11 1908 to George S Walker of Cheyenne Wyoming argues against federal range control. It attacks bureaucratic influence from forest service officials and defends local self government and private ownership of land as essential to Western development.
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George S. Walker
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Wyoming
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Federal land control fears in western range policy debate
In a formal critique the author contends that a proposed federal range policy centralizes land and water control under the Secretary of Agriculture, threatens settlement with government reserves, and risks lingering federal oversight through entrenched agencies. The piece argues for continued private land transfers and exploration of the public domain.
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Secretary of Agriculture
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