Northwest History. Forest Service. Reforestation.
Beaver Snag Crew Cleared Much Land: Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. BEAVER SNAG CREW CLEARED MUCH LAND Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. Camp Upper Beaver's crew of snag fallers, consisting of about 40 m...
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ftwashstatelib:oai:content.libraries.wsu.edu:clipping/148403 2023-05-15T15:41:07+02:00 Northwest History. Forest Service. Reforestation. Lewiston Trail Blazer 1936-09-17 Beaver Snag Crew Cleared Much Land: Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. 1936-09-17 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/148403 English eng nwh-58-22-61 nwh-58-22-62 (duplicate) http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/148403 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0 Copyright not evaluated. Contact original newspaper publisher for copyright information. Forest Service Reforestation Snag Fallers Tree Planting Snag Burning Camp Upper Beaver Beaver Creek Paul Gustafson Northwest Pacific--History--20th Century United States--Forest Service--20th Century. Text Clippings 1936 ftwashstatelib 2021-07-26T19:42:20Z Beaver Snag Crew Cleared Much Land: Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. BEAVER SNAG CREW CLEARED MUCH LAND Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. Camp Upper Beaver's crew of snag fallers, consisting of about 40 men, cut 6,075 snags and cleared 67 acres of land in the period August 31-September 4, according to Camp Superintendent L. J. Morin. Preparations are being made to burn the snags which have been cut during the summer. Next spring the land will be planted to young trees. Paul Gustafson, enrollee bulldozer operator, has built a 5 1/2 miles fire break around the area to be burned. This will prevent the fire from spreading to surrounding timbered areas. Intensive training has been given in handling of tools and safety and there have been no accidents in the last three weeks. John Hibee and James Gillogly took first place in crew competition during the week beginning August 31 when they cut an average of 125.4 trees per day. Other averages were: Kendzoir - Baldwin, 104.6; Lease- Kerr, 103.8; Collins-Shreves, 100.2. These were the four highest scores for the week. Text Beaver Creek Washington State University: WSU Libraries Digital Collections Baldwin ENVELOPE(163.300,163.300,-72.250,-72.250) Kerr ENVELOPE(65.633,65.633,-70.433,-70.433) Pacific Snag ENVELOPE(-140.371,-140.371,62.399,62.399) |
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Beaver Snag Crew Cleared Much Land: Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. BEAVER SNAG CREW CLEARED MUCH LAND Made Area Ready for Planting of Young Trees Next Spring; Snags Will Be Burned. Camp Upper Beaver's crew of snag fallers, consisting of about 40 men, cut 6,075 snags and cleared 67 acres of land in the period August 31-September 4, according to Camp Superintendent L. J. Morin. Preparations are being made to burn the snags which have been cut during the summer. Next spring the land will be planted to young trees. Paul Gustafson, enrollee bulldozer operator, has built a 5 1/2 miles fire break around the area to be burned. This will prevent the fire from spreading to surrounding timbered areas. Intensive training has been given in handling of tools and safety and there have been no accidents in the last three weeks. John Hibee and James Gillogly took first place in crew competition during the week beginning August 31 when they cut an average of 125.4 trees per day. Other averages were: Kendzoir - Baldwin, 104.6; Lease- Kerr, 103.8; Collins-Shreves, 100.2. These were the four highest scores for the week. |
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