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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1904

Page

11

Forest plans to spare giants while pruning smaller trees

Col John Biddle and Mr Gifford Pinchot oversee district wide forest plans shaped by Roosevelt guidance. Efforts focus on Lafayette Square and Rock Creek Park to improve shade without altering wild character. Small trees will be removed to favor promising growth, with annual sections inspected and approved by the parking commission.

Roosevelt John Biddie Gifford Pinchot Division of Forestry Department of Agriculture Pinchot Lafayette Square White House Col. Biddle Rock Creek Park Col. Siddie Rock Creek Lafayette Park

District inspectors boosted and water sterilization note

The Washington District expands its health enforcement with an extra inspector and authority to hire external physicians in emergencies. Electric wiring and conduit work occupy inspectors until cold weather slows building. Superintendent Zinkhan of the Washington Asylum devised steam heated water system condensing exhaust to provide pure drinking water for inmates. Local ads include a furniture sale by Gabale Gantee Moses and a Johnson Hotel cafe seafood offer. Austrian laborer Milton Bodick fails to appear in court, forfeiting $50.

Zinkhan Health Office Washington Asylum Stuart Gabale Gantee Moses Ithar Milton Bodick Garfield Park

Fall Opening Announcements and Local Advertisements

Reed & Co announce the fall opening of their private millinery and dressmaking parlors at 1017 15th st aw with gowns from eight dollars and over. They rent rooms and furnish lists free with no deposits required. Also notes on a District Wharf site and various local ads for photographs, prints, printing, and health products.

Reed & Co 15Th St Travelers’ Hotel Exchange Ave

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