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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
5
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A bill in preparation by Pomeroy, Cooper and Pauline proposes creating a state forestry board to coordinate private timber owners with the federal forest service for forest protection. The five member board includes the governor, the University of Montana forest school dean, a district forester, and two Montana electors via nominations. The governor appoints lumbermen if needed, with the state forester as secretary and fire wardens named across districts. Ex-officio wardens include sheriffs and federal, park, and Indian service staff. Forest landowners must provide fire protection and pay assessments if fires occur. Permits are required May 1 to Oct 15, with penalties for unextinguished fires. County funds may support protection. federal aid under Clark-McNary acts supports permanent systems, with expenses borne by landowners.
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L Waddell, state five stock specialist at State College, will tour Lewis and Clark county next week. On Monday evening at 7:00 a meeting is set at the Warren school in the Nelena valley, Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Augusta school, and Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Craig school. Waddell will cover marketing of live stock, farm stock problems, and grading-up of ewes by fleece weight.
The League of Christian Men of Helena will hold a dinner meeting next Monday night at 6 30 at the Congregational church FW. Mettler chairs the program committee and promises an entertaining program during and after dinner. All Helena men interested in moral welfare are urged to attend. Congregational church women will serve the dinner, with a 7 cent plate charge.
A district court suit filed yesterday centers on ownership and control of water from the Lissner spring. Plaintiff James Lissner with Helena Ice Company seeks a restraining order and a ruling that he and the spring source are sole owners, based on ground ownership dating back to 189. D. W. Middlemas of Helena Ice says the company only holds a lease on the spring.
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