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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
A historical note argues that camping grounds for tourists are only valuable as a backup when hotel capacity is insufficient. If adequate hotels exist, camping grounds with a nominal charge should not be maintained, and tourists unwilling to pay reasonable rates are not worth accommodating. The shift toward this view is widening in cities.
A proposed reserve of about 39 300 acres south of the Hacanaba river near Ishpeming could protect deer and grouse and boost surrounding areas. Captain W T Morshon supports protected habitats, reforestation, and the creation of multiple preserves in the upper peninsula to concentrate wildlife and aid stock. Fire control measures and potential prison labor may fund and pace land clearing as rains and snows relieve wildfires.
The state conservation commission approved a plan to use convicts in fire prevention. A crude road will be built around every dangerous township and cross routes cut through to clear brush and trees, starting immediately to prevent repeat of last week’s large forest fires in northern counties.
In a heated Lords debate the potential English tax on films is linked to the strong American hold on British cinema. Critics challenge Lord Newton's figures and claims about American film influence and related industry impacts, labeling some assertions as misinformation while defending the value of U S productions.
A long letter discusses the bill as passed by the 68th Congress and slated for reintroduction in the 69th. It outlines intent to expand federal role without widening state police power, details on land buy schemes, and revenue use for refuges, testing grounds, and administration.
Umpire Van Griffin ejected Buffalo right fielder Andy Anderson after protesting Dunn’s practice of tossing baseballs into the bleachers. Anderson had caught four fly balls off Orioles pitcher and threw each ball into the stands, angering supporters and prompting the ban.
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