Timber famine warned as U S faces overuse of forests
Circular 97 from the Forest Service claims Americans use over six times more wood than Europeans and that the U S harvests far faster than forest regrowth. It calls for tighter national and state control to prevent waste and ensure sustainable growth, noting shifts in production regions and the aging of timber stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Forest Service
Germany
Saxony
Prussia
Lake States
Pacific States
Washington
Government to open 30000 acres near Billings Montana
The government plans a lottery to open 30000 acres of Huntley project land near Billings for settlement. Water for irrigation available immediate, with township sites and forty or eighty acre tracts within two miles. Estimated cost per acre about 31 dollars. potential value 75 to 100 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Huntley
Billings
Montana
L. W. Wakely
Burlington
Presidential possibility for W. G. Conrad of Montana
The Washington Herald notes W. G. Conrad of Montana as a potential 1908 Democratic standard bearer. It highlights his strong business record, broad yet conservative views, and appeal to the South. Born in Virginia, he maintains ties to Old Dominion farms and rose to prominence in Montana politics, nearly securing a U.S. Senate seat. He recently returned from Canada where he raises cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Conrad
Montana
New Willard
Conrad
South
Virginia
Dominion
Clark County
United States Senate
Canada
Washington Herald
Martin Mines Development formed to work Martin mine
Eight investors in Butte area created the Martin Mines Development Company to operate the Martin mine in the Big Hole basin east of Wisdom. Capital stock is $20,000 with $1,000 each from eight subscribers. no treasury stock. The firm plans development despite scarce funds, and the Martin mine, recently equipped with a steam hoist and pump, is set for work under a lease that expires in August.
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Brtte
Martin Mines Development Company
Martin
Big Hole
Wisdom
Treasury
L. Renick
Ben E. Calk- Bickford
Fayette Harborlea
L. J. Tefit
Butte Company
Basia
Coleman vs Coleman District Court Dissolution Petition
In Beaverhead County Montana the complaint seeks a divorce on grounds of willful abandonment and separation for over one year. Judge Hazlebaker presides, with C W Conger as clerk and C W Robison as attorney for the plaintiff. publication date April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Emerson Hill
Thomas Tracey
D. EK
Tracey
John B. Gill
Margaret Hill
Gallagher Swamp
Thompson’s Slough
Red Rock River
Staudaker
Selway
Board of County Commissioners
Dillon
Gale
Argenta
Glendale
Forrest Lode
QO. C. Gossman
John S. Baker
County of
Beaverhead
James P. Coleman
Mary L. Coleman
F. A. Hazelbaker
C. W. Conger
Rene Clerk
C. Ws Robison
Plaintif
Kirst
We Accommodate Many At Permanent Investment Bank
Many keep their money here as a permanent investment and earn four percent interest. People deposit cash and pay bills by check for safety and convenience. Idle funds are kept here awaiting investments and lenders stand ready to aid legitimate business growth.
Glasses that Fit Men and Women, Expert Opticians
We inspect eyes and fit glasses that suit each person. Our expert fitters declare our service the best in the neighborhood and invite you to examine your vision and find the proper glasses.
Seed varieties listed at Graeter Grocery
An advert lists alfalfa timothy and lawn grasa seeds along with garden and flower seeds offered at Graeter Grocery, indicating a broad seed assortment for customers.
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Flrst
County Commissioners
Marten
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Grocery Co
Edison
Phonograph
Gem
Triumph
Victor
Horns, Granes and Records
Hughes & McCaleb
First National Bank
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Butte
Anaconda, Montana
Edwin Norris
Southtof Examiner Office
H. A. Bond, M. D
Eee Stone & Grady
Merre
Banack Street
Furusawa & Tatara, Proprietors
Helena St
P. O
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