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INDEX. 



Page 



Convenience of the Farm Woodlot ... 60 



Cooperage use of Timber 66 



Corporation Forestry Near Strasburg 116 

 Correspondence of Forestry Com- 

 mission 16 



Cost of First Plantation in Reserves . . 36 



Costof Survey Work 38 



Cottonwood for Quick Returns 98 



Cover Value of tlie Reserves 25 



Criminal Carelessness with Fires 44 



Cultivating Cedar for Poles 114 



Davis, Prof. Chas. A., Brief Biography 



of 12 



Davis, Prof. Chas. A., Paper by 97 



Debris, Disposal of 54 



Decline in Population in Rural Dis- 

 tricts 109 



Deeding Tax Lands to State 18 



Deeds by State Should be Warranty 



Deeds 96 



Density of Farm Woodlot 54 



Draining Over Done 58 



Drouths and Forest 105 



Early Cuttings with Sand Blow 127 



Educational Methods in Forestry 



Progress 122 



Education, Campaign of 118 



Elm in the Reserve 32 



Emory, W. S., as Ranger 39 



Equipment for the Reserve 39 



European Forestry Commended 112 



European Statistics 80 



Examining Woodlots 50 



Exemption from Taxation Suggested. 44 



Exporting Poles from Michigan 115 



Farm Fuel 59 



Farm Machinery, Raw Material for . . 66 



Farmers' Statistics 49 



Farmers' Woodlot Discussed 47 



Farm Telephone Development 115 



Farm Woodlot and the t orest Plan . . . 57 

 Farm Woodlot Considered by Secre- 

 tary Butterfield 57 



Farm Woodlot Returns 97 



Farm Woodlots 19 



Farm Woodlot Work 25 



Felling Trees with Care 16 



Fence Posts Argument for Reforest- 54 



ation 125 



Fire Act, Forest 137 



Fire Damages 25 



Fire Damage Illustrated 21 



Fire in Woodlots, Handling of 54 



Fire Lanes 43 



Fire Place, The Old-time 59 



Fire Protection 19 



Fire, The Greatest Enemy 43 



Fire-wood for Profit 100 



Fire-wood, Object Lesson in Growing 103 



Fish and Game Protection 108 



Floods and Forest Cover 18 



Floods and Forests 105 



Forest Commission Act 133 



Forest Commission's Activities 16 



Forest Cover of Reserves 23 



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Forest Conditions of Michigan 89 



Forest Fire Act 137 



Forest Floor 105 



Forest Growth in Reserves 24 



Forest in Baden 116 



Forest Laws and Their Observances. . 106 



Forest, Old Remnant of 31 



Forest Plantation Returns 97 



Forest Planting in the Reserve 7 



Forest Protection for Animals and 



Plants Ill 



Forest Reserve Act 134 



Forest Reserve, an ObjectLesson 9 



Forest Reserves' Greatest Enemy, 



Fire 43 



Forest Reserves' Nursery 17 



Forest Soil a Sponge 105 



Forestry and Running Streams 17 



Forestry and the Scientists 119 



Forestry an Exact Science 112 



Forestry at the Agricultural College . . 17 



Forestry at the LTniversity 17 



Forestry in Common Schools 123 



Forestry in Great Britain 83 



Forestry in Forestry Districts 87 



Forestry in France 83 



Forestry Problem Seen by a Business 



Man 66 



Forestry Progress and Educational 



Methods 122 



Forestry Reserve Headquarters 79 



Forestry, Two Lessons in 63 



Forests Conserve Water Power 44 



Forests Increase Soil Productive 



Power 106 



Forests Support Increasing Popu- 

 lation 106 



Forest Warden's Yearly Report 22 



Fuel for Quick Profits 100 



Fuel from the Willow 103 



Fuel from the Woodlot 48 



Fuel Pinch Teaches a Lesson 109 



Fuel Problems 59, 61 



Fragrance a Factor in Woodland 



Planting 77 



French Forestry 83 



French Statistical Matter Ill 



Game and Fish Protection 108 



Garfield, Chas. W., Paper by 122 



Geike, Prof., Quotation from 110 



German Forest Statistics 81 



Geulich, Prof., Quotation from Ill 



Gophers in Forest Nursery 37 



Governor, Official Report to 16 



Grand Rapids Timber Product 69 



Grazing and Forestry 82 



Grazing and Forestry do not Work 



Together 94 



Grazing Destroyed Forests of Scotch 



Mountains 94 



Grazing in Reserve Lands 34 



Grazing in "W^oodlots Condemned 54, 64 



Great Britain Forestry 83 



Growing Fire-wood 103 



