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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

8

Governor Norris names Montana land conservation panel

Governor Edwin L. Norris appoints a three member land resources commission to study soil land use and revision of land laws. The panel will meet October 2 1908 in Helena with forestry commission and a forestry and grazing focus to guide next legislative action.

Helena Norris Special Land Commission White House Montana Forestry Commission Lees David Hilger Fergus County Charles S. Hartman Gallatin County B. F. White Beaverhead County Legislative Assembly Auch Commissons Edwin Lee Norris

Salvation Army Hall Hosts Special Meetings This Week

Special meetings at the Salvation Army Hall are set for Wednesday and Thursday August 26 and 27 at 8 PM. Staff Captain Durand of Butte and Adjutant Storey of Seattle will conduct. Storey will share ten days on a rock pile during Thursday’s session. All are invited.

Salvation Army Hall Capt. Durand Butte Tant Storey Seattle Storey

Larkspur Poisoning Threatens Cattle in Gunnison Forest

Government scientists and Forest Service teams study larkspur to curb cattle losses in Colorado’s Gunnison National Forest. June counts show over 1300 flowering plants per square rod, with poisoning often fatal within hours. Measures include fencing infested areas and digging out plants to reduce exposure and deaths.

Josees Atatea Gunnison National Forest Colorado Jarkapur Bureau of Plant Industry Forest Service Gunnson Jarkspur

Forage grasses tried to crowd larkspur on mountain range

The article reports that sowing timothy may smother larkspur on mountain flats and references experiments feeding larkspur. It notes fences are being built on National Forest lands to protect dangerous areas and mentions a Crawford Colorado farmer, Mr. J. C. Thomas, who found the root likely contains the poisonous substance after a steer died following root ingestion.

Jarkspur Momea Forest Service J. C. Thomas Crawford Colorado

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