Forest policy urged to expand public lands and fire protection
A conference urging higher forest product prices called for public ownership to rise to half of timber lands, rapid watershed protection spending, and a $2,000,000 yearly appropriation to acquire 1,000,000 acres in key regions. Speakers warned fires and pests wipe out forests faster than growth, urging federal state and private cooperation and new legislation to expand protection and production.
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United States
New England
American Forestry Association
New London
No B
Mr. Ack
Seiety
Newampshire
George W. Sisson
American Pulp and Paper Association
Kellogg
American News Print Servicrester
Twood Wilson
Laurentide Paper Company
Mr. Pack
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Anvil Chorus Vs Funeral March Debated In Court
Los Angeles August 27. Anvil Chorus and Chopin funeral march clash with an East First Street undertaker and a sheet metal shop. A suit by OC A Vesper and G L Harn against Meyer Wasserman seeks $5000 damages and an injunction to quiet the metal pounding during services. The case dates back ten years. meanwhile scientists report corks in wine bottles pose no health risk.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Anvil Chorus
Chopin
East First Street
Anvil
River Styx
Delaware County Picnic Draws Near Thousand at Manchester
Mynenaster Aug 27 crowds gathered for Oxne Grotto picnic on Delaware County fairgrounds in Manchester. A special Dubuque train and a local band arrived with hundreds of attendees, amid full midwest sunshine and a robust barbecue. The Delaware County fair officers predict a record fair with new livestock displays and a large midway.
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Mynenaster
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Dubuque
Manchester
Maxchester
Rely Mans
Delaware County Fair
Cedar Rapids
Misses Sullivan visit relatives. Fritz to California
Waverly Ia Aug 27 The Misses Anna and Catherine Sullivan spent the past week visiting relatives at Eagle Grove. Doris Fritz who spent the past year as secretary in Duluth returned home Tuesday and will soon go to California to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs James McKliget Waterloo visited last Friday at the home of his mother Mrs Katharine McKliget. Word was received yesterday that
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Ane Mise
Nora Casper
Nashua
al Bowen
Tom Leet
Cedar Rapilla
Graves
Ralph Harris
Allison
Harvren
Meridan
Mina
Wo Weldsitschka
Herbert Coddington
Walker
Aliss
Irene Kaufman
Muskegon
Mich
Marie Rothe
Sumner
Lakeland
Pie
Bernard Barbee
Chicaro
Mr. Kothe
Waverly
Anna
Catherine Sullivan
Eagle Grove
Doris Fritz
Duluth
California
James McKliget
Waterloo
Katherine McKliget
Pants Missing From O'Loughlin's Trunk at San Francisco Convention
Washington correspondent John Callan O'Loughlin nearly left the San Francisco convention without pants after packing his trunk and sending it to the station. Hotel staff used telephones and taxis to recover a pair from the trunk before the train. The incident becomes a humorous circulation aside in the Courier.
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San Francisco
Cgal
John Callan O'Loughlin
Washington
Ryan
O'Loughlin
O’loughlin
Mr. O'Loughlin
Mr. O’loughan
Golden Gate
Wiskow to Fight Charge After Jail Admission
Charles Wiskow, 48, in city jail after being brought from Charles City by Chief of Police H. H. Young. He is weak from self inflicted injuries and blanketed by bandages, a blood stained razor among his possessions. He claims innocence and says he will hire an attorney to seek liberty. Time of preliminary hearing for the Nellie Johnson case not fixed. He had paid hospital and other expenses with bank funds before his arrest. Advertising remains NEWS.
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Charles Wiskow
Charles City
H. H. Young
Wiskow
Nellie Johnson
Anid
New Jersey
Exemption Request Over Foreclosure of Conger Park Lots
The People’s Building & Loan Association asks the court to set aside a clerk’s entry dated July 10, 1920 showing redemption from a sheriff sale. Grace J. Teeter seeks a decree cancelling that entry and a sheriff’s deed to the plaintiff, arguing no redemption was made by any entitled party. The property concerns lots 1 and 3, block 3, Conger park, except the southeastern 80 feet.
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People’s Building & Lawn Association
Sull
O. F. Yeeter
Grace J. Teeter
Pettit
Sherif Wagner
QO. F
O. F. Teeter
Conger Park
Miss Mineta Shulte and Mi Pirshue a Weddy Grundy
Miss Mineta Shulte daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmy Shulte and Joan Plesher were married at the brides home yesterday afternoon Rev Dick Plesher officiated after a trip to Denver Cole Jr and Mrs Plesher will be at home here the groom will teach at Christian Reform college Dowell King and Rayene King married Ross Towell Corwith at the King residence Bakery fixtures sold to wash and carry store adding no bakery to its business.
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Grinty Center
Mike Mineta Shulte
Harmy Shulte
Joan Plesher
Dick Plesher
Denver
Cole, Jr
Dowell King
Rayene King
Wd King
Ross Towell
Corwith
King
Jade ornaments lure in green stone art fad
Fragmentary text describes a competition or form featuring jade ornaments and green material. It mentions imitations and the value of genuine pieces, with references to coal and crystal colored deep green as qualities in the pieces.
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Rotegt Forests Conference
Delaware
John H. Jong
Jessie B. Ray
George W. Wood
Pre
Greeley
Erik Dex Eee
Board of Supervisors
iDelaware County
Edgewood
Ang Mra Win. Forrest
Watertoo
Bau
Grassfield Shoe
Mate White
Barre
Holmes
Baum-McDonald Company
Lafayette St
the Courier
Miss Mineta Shulte
MI. Pirshue
Courier
5Th Street
Fifth Street
Duofolds
Leonard Hooven
NicHols & Gates
West Fourth St
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