Predators blamed for most deer losses in Coronado forest
The annual forest service wildlife summary reports deer losses driven largely by predators. Arizona whitetail numbers stand at about 11,230 with 1,500 more in New Mexico, while coyotes and mountain lions are cited as major culprits.
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Sam Lowell
Coronado National Forest
Forest Service
Colomado National Forest
New Mexico
Sowell
Chiricahua
Catalina
War time cantonments and air bases rise across 48 states
The Army and Navy launch the peacetime build up with about 2.0 billion dollars for cantonments air bases and munitions plants. 40 cantonments face delays delaying 90,000 troops entry while new barracks improve living conditions and facilities.
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Washington
Navy
United Press
Biggest Rocky Mountain Beet of 1940 displayed in Worland
A Worland bank showcased a sugar beet weighing 23 pounds 13 ounces and measuring 23 inches long with a wide girth, named a candidate for the Biggest Rocky Mountain Beet of 1940.
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Wyo
U.P
Rocky Mountain
Railroads In West Expect Traffic Boom
San Francisco reports a forecasted surge in rail freight in Q1 1941 across California Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. Lumber barracks and buildings boost need to 18605 cars from 15214. total 215934 cars up 5.7 percent. Mining and petroleum demand rise most, autos up 14.2 percent, gravel and stone up 7.1 percent, with several others increasing.
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San Francisco
National Defense Program
Pacific Coast Transportation Advisory Board
California
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
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