Forest conservation urged to save forests and promote forestry
The piece argues that lumber markets and bark exploitation threaten forest acreage in parts of the U S. urging public opinion, state actions, and federal forest reservations. It cites 15 reservations totaling 15 million acres from 1893 acts, notes limitations, and calls for forestry schools and private owner education to sustain timber supplies. A convention discussion outlines procedure for memorial tree selection and arbor day debates.
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Arbor Day Convention Proposes Democratic Meeting Methods
An old newspaper excerpt discusses Arbor Day ceremonies and suggests holding a free convention and election to teach public procedures. It outlines a simple parliamentary method with a spokesman calling the assembly to order and nominating a chairman.
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A Woeful Fad Inspires Autumn Arbor Plans
A discussion urges making tree planting a national fad with fall plantings to beautify landscapes and build future timber wealth. It notes two spring Arbor Days, calls for guardians and fostering of tree culture, and emphasizes awakening interest among children today.
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