Records of the Forestry Division.

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Records of the Forestry Division.

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Fragmentary records relating primarily to timber surveys and valuations are chiefly those of predecessor units. Most of the reports, correspondence, and other records concerning forestry are in the central classified files of the Bureau. Among Division records are reports of inspection and appraisal of timberlands on the Flathead Reservation, 1908-9, field notebooks relating to an examiniation of the Red Lake Reservations, 1909-10, plats of the Spokane Reservation, 1910, and forestry reports for the Menominee agency, 1907-44.

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