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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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This green, growing timber represents the future of
Klamath as a busy industrial center. It represents the lum
ber industry payroll . . . over $300,000 at W e y e r h a e u ser
alone in June. It represents the future for each of us. And
it is to the interest of each of us to see that it is saved from
fire for harvest arid continued production of trees.
This seared skeleton represents a future blacked out.
There are no payrolls in this picture. Cut-over land, too,
must be protected from fire. For instance, Weyerhaeuser
recently has purchased over 50,000 acres of Klamath
County cut-over land to grow trees on. This cut-over land
is growing payrolls right now. Protect Klamath's future
payrolls from firel
Cooperate with the
American Legion
And Its
Stop Forest Fire"
Committee
working to keep Klamath's
forests growing
Walt Wiesendanger. chairman Clarence
WUlia-di, Hal Ogle. Mae Epley, Ranger
John Sargimon
REMEMELER THESE RULES
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This Month The
American Legion
Sponsors The War Bond Sales
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