Progress in establishing a national forestry policy in 1924
The Associated Press reports wide progress in 1924 toward a national forestry policy and plans for 1925. States discuss funding for forest preserves, town forests begin with 10 000 red pines in Brattleboro, and widespread reforestation efforts unfold across Wisconsin Indiana Michigan New York California and Canada. The World Almanac 1925 notes ongoing access to 2 million facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Charles Lathrop Pack
American ‘Trea Association
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Henry S. Drinker
Lehigh University
Brattleboro
Wisconsin
Indiana
Pack Foundation
Yale
Penn State College of Forestry
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Cornell University
University of Wisconsin
University of California
University of Michigan
University of Washington
University of Minnesota
Pack
Michigan
Groesbeck
Canada
Department of Agriculture
New York State
State Conservation Commission
California
Midwest
United States Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
New England
America
United States
New York World
Radio Programs Schedule Jan. 16 Across Networks
The listings detail a dense one day radio program far across stations. Notable names include WSB Atlanta, WMAG Chicago, WLW Cincinnati, KNX Hollywood, WGN Chicago, CKAG Montreal, WJ New York, KDKA Pittsburgh, WGY Schenectady, WDA Philadelphia, and WCCO Minneapolis. Programs span lectures, talk, concerts, orchestras, operatic numbers, dances, and features with times ranging from early evening to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadia Digest
Associated Press
WSB
Aslanta Journal
Wisel
Saston
Sinfonians
Bang
Hudalo
Mugle
WMAG
Chicago News
Wis
Chicago
Saddler Feature
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cheinnatl
Ilo
Melody Boys
Cleveland
VAX Dallas News
Woc
Davenport
Wad
Detroit
News
WBAP
Worth Star Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
Jefferson City
WDAL
Kansas City Star
Suhout
the Aly
Nighthawks
WHAS
Louisville
Times
Los Angeles Pines
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Heath Tak
WMC
CKAG
Montreal
NUM
Wear
New York
WHN
Wigwim Club
Glee Club
Qubland
WOAW
de Wowl Trolic
WAATY
Omaha
WDA
Philadelphia
Iulk
Wei
Wee Pittsburgh
Ele Kaybee
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wks AQ
Horta
Springfeld
WCSBD
Lan
Bryant Paving Co Uses 94 Trucks for Year
Bryant Paving Co with 94 motor trucks carried 76,216 tons or over 4,400 carloads of material in 1925. Fleet drove 44,136 miles and used 75,222 gallons of gasoline and 8,272 gallons of oil. Forty one percent of the fleet were Ford ton and a half trucks. License fees for 1925 on the trucks totaled more than 31,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Paving Company
Bryant
Germans Plan Uniform Traffic Rules in Reich
Berlin reports the Verkehrs wacht forms an alliance of 18 organizations with 750000 members to push for uniform traffic regulations nationwide. The group aims to improve road infrastructure and coordinate auto clubs, taxi owners, bicycle federations and other transport bodies for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Verkehrswacht
Trafic Watch
New Dodge Coach Showcases Comfort and Utility Features
Dodge Brothers introduce a new passenger car with a spacious rear seat, large doors and windows for easy entry, and a forward tilting front seat. Equipment highlights include a rubber mat, carpeted rear floor, dome light, mechanical window lifters, transmission lock, and an efficient automatic windshield wiper. The ventilating windshield, fixed visor, balloon tires, and non rumble roof promise smooth riding over all roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Frank Collard,Jr
Dodge Agency
Vyebraskan Appointed Dean Of Northwestern Medical School
Dr Irving Samuel Cutter, current dean of the University of Nebraska medical college, is named dean of Northwestern University medical school. He will start next fall at the new college year, succeeding Dr Arthur Kendall who resigned last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irving
Samuel Cutter
Medical College
University of Nebraska
Northwestern University
Arthur Kendall
City in Brief: Local Notices and Departures
Reprints of city items include a donor go to repairs for an optical service ad, medical posts, divorces granted, visits, club programs, and telegraphy classes. Notables: Mrs. J. FE. Reed returns from visit. Mrs. Dorothy Williams visiting San Francisco. Midwest School of Telegraphy to open at 517 Water Street. 89-year-old William T. Whitney moved home after hospital stay. weather notes report a deep Iowa cold wave.
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W. M. Lentz
Grant Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
J. FE. Reed
Dawson Street
J. B. Hanlon
Walker
Veo A. Budke
Verna Enlos Budke
Martha D. PF. Allen
W. W. Allen
H. T. Winn
3. & G. Railroad
Kansas City
L. A. Summerbayes
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Dorothy Williams
San Francisco
Mary Hartman
Allen Street
Williams
Martin V. le
J. GC. Knudsen
Willistonavamua
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Salt Lake City
Denver
Midwest School of Telegraphy
Water Street
R. A. Mauck
G. Mauck
Wll
Chillicothe
Lafayette
Ind
Bowling Green
William T. Whitney
Mullan Avenue West
St. Francis Hospital
Whitney
Dodge Brothers Introduce New Coach Model
Dodge Brothers unveil a new Coach aimed at comfort and economy. The five passenger interior features large doors and windows, blue lacquer finish with cartouche yellow stripe, first quality fittings, balloon tires, and underslung springs on a sturdy chassis. Priced at 1005 dollars f o b Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
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Vorsl
Makoe
Imperial Mfg. Co
Ill
Black Hawk
Buick Co
Vyebraskan
N. W. Medical School
Y-Indus Club
Iowans
Des Moines
Lowa
U. S. Weather Bureau
Charles City
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
C. L. aBss
Bertha
Clara
Roy Zeiner
Toledo
Thos. Bennett
Clarion
Shhulkienberger
Irgina Klinke
Ft. Dodge
Bleksburg
Shallenberger
Phillis Kenyon
Russell- Lamson
Waterloo
Gardner
Baum-Mcdonald Auto CO
Lafayette Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Xtra
Overland Waterloo Company
Willys-Overland “Fine
Collord-Hull Inc
Franklin
John Warren
John
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