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Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minnesota
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Newark, N.J.'s shade tree commission distributes illustrated blotters warning against horses eating tree bark and organizes children into 'shade tree commissioners' to patrol parks and prevent damage, which has largely stopped the depredations.
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Newark Is After Horses Which Mistake Trees For Food.
"Watch your horses. Don't let them lunch on your trees."
This is a sample of the mottoes on a series of blotters bearing pertinent illustrations that the Newark (N. J.) shade tree commission has been sending out lately.
The children of the playgrounds, having been informed of the trouble, were encouraged to form an organization, the members of which were to wear badges and be known as the shade tree commissioners. Both boys and girls are members, and they arrange a patrol of the little parks to warn children against doing damage and also to see that horses don't mistake tree trunks for something good to eat. The mere fact that the park is being watched has been sufficient to stop almost of itself the depredations which had long been in progress.
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Newark (N. J.)
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the patrolling has been sufficient to stop almost of itself the depredations which had long been in progress.
Event Details
The Newark shade tree commission sends out blotters with mottoes and illustrations warning against horses eating trees. Children form an organization called shade tree commissioners, wearing badges, to patrol parks, warn against damage, and prevent horses from eating tree trunks.