National Forests and the Lumber Supply
A departmental publication argues national forests will shape economic growth by securing timber supplies for generations. It notes abuses under timber lands laws, rising stumpage prices, and the forests as a strategic reserve against monopoly while outlining price effects and fire-related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ina
Lake States
Virgin Forest
Department of Agriculture
National Forests
Imber
Pacific Coast
Virgin
Indiana Masonic Lodge Membership and Finances Report
The six months show 1,265 new members and 3,204 initiated with total resources of 3,185,505 and half year receipts of 17,786. Expenditures for relief reached 116,210 and total expenditures for welfare 151,874. Deaths numbered 445. total membership 43. Indiana lodges with >2000 resources include 24 homes, Ft Wayne No.14 with 89,531 and Muncie with 56,043. Nine lodges paid out over 1,000 in relief. four of these are Indian lodges.
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Wi ‘Ncreasen
Indiana Furthe
Wellet
Indiana
Redden
Ft. Wayne
Berth Balat
Corning Foot Race Ends with Barnett Beating Marshal
In Corning at 6:38 pm Wednesday a short, quick man named Jamie Bennett outran Marshal Corning in a playful race through Vance Street near City Hall. The bet was a box of cigars, and Bennett pulled away in the second half to win by about twenty-five feet as the marshal finished behind.
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Sty Hall
Vance Street
Jami Bennett
Corning
Bennett
Barnett
Divorce a Habit Reflects Modern Life Strains
The piece argues divorce rises with modern life and dwindling children. It cites diminished home permanence, hotel living, and court-ordered custody as factors, noting public opinion and church authority have slackened toward private matters.
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Afen
Ewouren
Church
Gisrgara
Surprise Birthday Gatherings In West End Honor Mrs Cissell
Neighbors and friends filled Mrs John T Cissell s McCormick avenue home on Wednesday to celebrate her forty seventh birthday with a basket of gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Kuhn Rev Chares Ward Oscar Alexander and families Charles McCord and families and many others from the area and beyond Mrs Peck of Bedford Mrs H Bride of Terre Haute Mrs Les of Ohio Lon McBride and Ben Sayner of Plainville and Rev Ed Taylor of Odon attended as out of town guests.
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John T. Cissell
McCormick Avenue
Cissell
Robert Kuhn
Chares Ward
Oscar “Alexander
Charles McCord
Everet
Alford
John Mackey
George Boas
Joseph’ Cunningham
J. S Cottingham
Robert Brambly
M Williams
Sarah Kidwell
Lena Riney
Walter Creaser
Grant Juyons
Miles Williamson
Cl McLemore
Fred Eastwood
Henry Alkman
Samuel ‘Alkman
Tom Fleenor
Mira Pierce Hudson
Robert Cissell
Mary Hinkle
Ben. Hotter
Li P. McKinster
John ‘Mahorney
Joseph
Hugh’ S van
Jewell Steele
Conair
Peck
Bedford
Invitation Extended to State Master at O F F Meeting
An invitation is extended for the grand master of the state to attend the September 20 meeting at the O F F lodge. Officers and officials are expected to be present with the state president Louise likely in attendance. The event honors the Act of Colfax and Rebecca lodges prepare for the celebration in the county.
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Rhe
Louise i Wa
Te'hiere
Lt Ia
Lin ¢He
Elnore
Woman Breaks Ankle In Mossy Brick Slip On Third Street
Mrs Firman Rodarmel suffered a severe leg injury after slipping on a brick covered with moss near Oak Street on east Third Street. She injured her right ankle, with three bones broken, after initial misjudgment and a ride home in a buggy. She has long suffered rheumatism and hampers mobility, doctors warn she may be unable to place the foot on the ground for weeks.
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Firman Rodarmel
Rodarmel
Ivan Littell
Oak Street
East Third Street
Little
Season Opens for Ducks and Geese in Local Waters
The hunting season for wild ducks geese and other waterfowl opens Monday with many sportsmen expected to pursue game across local mud flats and streams. The season lasts until next April and most shooting occurs in northern state marshes near the Kankakee region.
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Ny 8
Kankakee
State waterfowl license laws expand game bird protection
The article reviews state licenses for waterfowl, noting Illinois leads with 130000 licenses sold last season and counties adopting licensing to fund bird protection. It discusses penalties for over possession, seasonal hunting limits, boating restrictions, and the spread of breeder ies and licensed breeding programs across midwestern states.
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Union
Tlinois
Kansas
Illinois
Saints to hold first national camp meeting at Wilmot
North Webster Kosciusko county prepares for a two week gathering of Saints from twenty to thirty states at Wilmot church beginning next Saturday. Rev A. Speck of Antwerp leads sessions, with strict practices including plain dress no neckties and open water baptism.
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North Webster
Kosciusko County
Saints’ Church
United States
Wilmot Church
Wil‘mot
Yellowcreek Lake
Sd Tril
Saints
Moundguille
Mich
Beaver Dam
Yellow Creek Lake
David Leininger
Claypoo
Taber- Tadents
Petra
Distance of Seven Miles From BE Four Train to Anderson
Fragmentary text notes a seven mile distance from a BE Four train to Anderson where a telepiling plant is located. The readable portion hints at a railway route or industrial site but lacks full details.
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Anderson
Hemenway Discusses Fairbanks and 1900 Nomination
Indiana Senator Hemenway spoke in Washington about Vice President Fairbanks as the strongest 1900 Republican candidate. He cited Fairbanks's western strength, eastern support, and Roosevelt era policies, noting Fairbanks appeals beyond pledged states and must overcome questions about temperament. He also commented on Mrs Cannon and Illinois as pivotal yet undecided bases.
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Neit Republican National Convention
Fairbanks
Janes’ A. Hemenway
Indiana
Wno
Senate
Thup
Washington City
Lake Champlain
Cannon
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Vreeland
New York
Hemenway
Middle “West
Zhe
Middle West
Ill Nois
Iighobor
Heron
Gannon
Il- Nois
Pacific
Knox
United’ States
Roosevelt
Hadtuent
Fairbanks Mass
Tari
Protection and tariff politics shape the next presidency
The discussion centers on protectionist principles and tariff revision. Supporters argue the next president must advocate protection, while Taft’s stance on immediate versus delayed tariff revision is questioned. A revision before the election is deemed risky for party victory and business. Congress, it is said, will focus on necessary legislation next winter.
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Friends of Protection
Democra
Taft
Maine
Hemenway
Congress
Cheek Case Dismissed In Mitchell Fatal Shooting
Lawrence circuit court dismissed the manslaughter case against Enoch Cheek former Mitchell constable who shot and killed Charles Hegland Cincinnati aboard the B and O Southwestern station at Mitchell May 17 1906. Cheek plans a 320000 damage suit against the railway company asserting negligence and connivance of operators led to the death.
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Fletcher
Lawrence
Enoch Cheek
Mitchell
Cheek
Link Heglord
Seymour
Mano
Charles Hegland
Cincinnati
Michell
Lawrence County
Hegland
Burned by Flash at Bedford Cement Plant
James N. Comley assistant superintendent of electric power at the Bedford United States cement plant was severely burned when he touched an open switch and was enveloped by an electric blaze. Eight hours later electrician Ira Anderson was injured by a sudden electric flash at the same plant.
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James N. Comley
United States
Bedford
Cromley
Ira Anderson
Cramley
Memorial services set for Monday at 2 30 afternoon
In circuit court continued on page five the date 2 30 was named for memorial services. A resolutions committee was appointed with A. J. Padgett W R Gardiner and John H pen cer. Leo Bramble of Barr township received a fine of 3 and costs on an assault and battery charge.
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A. J. Padgett
W. R. Gardiner
John H
Pencer
Leo Bramble
Bramble
Barr Township
Labor Day Wedding Toasted in Veale Township Home
Walter White, a Veale township school teacher, wed Miss Mery Bingham daughter of Hiram Bingham, in a 2 o'clock Monday ceremony conducted by Rev. L. B eee at the Johnson residence.
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Walter White
Veale
Mery Bingham
Hiram Bingham
Johnson
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Lawebure
Allarmette
Gabriello Caiabrera
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Duge
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