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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1915

Page

6

Forest Service Reforestation Tackles Arid Lands and Dunes

The Forest Service drives a broad program to plant forests on barren national lands including Black Hills sand dunes in Nebraska and Kansas. It details nursery grown seedlings, seed collection, and methods to stabilize sands, protect watersheds, and create timber for future generations while noting funding limits and long time horizons.

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Tiny Republic San Marino Its Proud, Ancient Stand

It notes the Republic of San Marino, founded in the fourth century by Marinus the stone cutter, remains independent and defies the German Emperor over the Monte Titans wireless station. Surrounded by Italy, about thirty-three square miles, eleven thousand inhabitants, and a tale of Christian hermitage on Mount Titanus.

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San Marino A Tiny Republic With Medieval Roots

A historical survey of San Marino tracing its origins with Saint Marinus, its defense walls, governance by a General Assembly and Regents, and the preservation of neutrality. The piece notes landmarks such as La Rocca, religious relics, the cathedral, and the economy based on quarrying, livestock, chestnuts, and wine, plus treaties including one with the United States.

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