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Adrian C. Fox suggests that historian Chester L. Brooks contact M. B. Johnson and Lloyd R. Good in his efforts to locate 1930s era photographs of the area that now encompasses Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1954-12-09
Superintendent Hanks supports turning the residual lands from the Roosevelt Recreational Demonstration Area over to the Soil Conservation Service. Administrating these lands would create a variety of issues for the National Park Service, such as issuing land permits.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1948-02-04
Acting Regional Director Baker is sending 200 copies of the policy on trespass grazing within Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. He requests that the Soil Conservation Service be handled with care and diplomacy.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-01-05
Acting Regional Director Baker offers several options for revising the boundary of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-01-05
Chief Deuser instructs Range Manager Lloyd R. Good to cooperate with National Park Service personnel to prevent unauthorized grazing within Theodore Roosevelt National Park and to educate ranchers regarding park service regulations.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-01-11
Associate Regional Director Baker encloses a memorandum from the Soil Conservation Service regarding their cooperation with the no grazing policy within Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-01-13
The United States Department of the Interior notifies local government units about the Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed wilderness plan for Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Four of the six individuals desire meetings with the applicant, while the last two find the attached “Notification of Intent to Apply” satisfactory. Comments on these documents include a request for more information from the Billings County Planning Committee, a notification that comments from the Soil Conservation Service will be addressed directly to the National Park Service, and a response saying that the report in general is acceptable.
1972-10-12
Program from the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial celebration at Devils Tower National Monument. Speakers are from various conservation organizations, including the National Park Service, Forest Service and the Soil Conservation Service.
Devils Tower National Monument
1958-08-09
Lloyd R. Good of the United States Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service sends Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park Historian Mattison a list of names of SCS employees to invite to the dedication ceremony for the park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1949-04-20