Express Forester Letter Praises Local Fire Control Work
A Vermendable Express letter from W. EK Tangren on behalf of Eloy chief J. Whit ney thanks the hometown paper for its efforts in fire control. The Utah Board of Forestry and Fire Control commends the Express for promoting forest and watershed conservation and soil and water preservation during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EK. Tangren
J. Whitney
Eloy
Innal Express
Utah Board of Forest
Express
New York Claims Santa Claus Is Truly New York’s Own
New Yorkers argue Santa Claus originated in New York with Dutch settlers in Manhattan and across New Amsterdam. They cite Washington Irving Paulding Moore and Dutch traditions that shaped Santa’s persona, arrival on December 6 and gifts delivered from a festive hearth as a symbol of New York’s early holiday culture.
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America
Santa Claus
New York
Manhattan
New York State
Washington Irving
Jamey Kirke Paulding
Clement Clarke Moore
Santa
United States
England
Australia
India
New Amsterdam
St. Nicholas
Sinterklaus
Holland
New Colony
Breuckelen
Brooklyn
Fort Orange
Albany
Hudson
Naughty Boy
Wilderness Society defends Dinosaur Monument against park invasion
The Wilderness Society publishes a 41 page quarterly attacking commercial interests in Dinosaur National Monument. It features articles by Margaret Murle and U S Grant TH on dam sites, critiques Park Service aims, and calls for congressional action to oppose the dam project.
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the Wilderness Society
Washington, D. C
Dinosaur National Monument
Jadier
Margaret E. Murle
Pat's Hole
National Park Service
Park Service
Echo Park Dam
U. ‘S. Army
Grant
Dinosaur National
Secretary of Interior
Altho
Yampa
Oscar L. Chapman
Bureau of Reclamation
Congress
Canadian researchers unveil heat generating lamp without light
A Canadian science team demonstrates a lighter substitute that produces heat without light and cannot be extinguished by wind. The device remains functional in gale force winds, showcasing a potential new heating method for various environments.
Leather patent for splitting hides by Barmuel Parker
In 1909 Barmuel Parker of Newburyport Massachusetts patented the first machine to split leather hides. Previously hides must thaw to thickness desired, with all shavings wasted.
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Barmuel Parker
Newburypo
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Hed
Arne Simio
Norway
Warren Austiy
China
V. L. Nielsen
DR. L. A. Daynes
Variety Store
Mrs. C. J. Barnett
New Yok
Santa Claus To & Sis
Haw’s Store
Morris Haws, Mar
Wilderness Society
By G. E. Unterymann
Mildred E. Baker
EK. E. Byerrum
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dinosaur Monument
Devereux Butcher
National Parka Magazine
DeVoto
MODEE
Beices Reca ‘&Pateenger
Deluxatsim
Riviera
Newton Bros. CO
Vernal, Utah
Teng m
Henry Statlor
Buick
Wrenn Bette S AL
Vernal Motor Sales
Verna
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