Correspondence and miscellaneous records, 1886-1930.

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Correspondence and miscellaneous records, 1886-1930.

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Correspondence (1886-1930), speeches and articles (1899-1904), reports and resolutions (1898-1916), rangers' reports and correspondence (1905-1911), and related materials documenting the activities of the Forestry Board. Topics covered include forestry legislation, county chairmen and town clerks, U. S. Forest Service, planting, timber taxes, logging, and railroads.

2.3 cu. ft. (2 boxes and 1 partial box).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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