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Ironwood Times

Location

Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

2

Wildfire Threat to Wildlife and Forest Health Sparks Debate

Margaret Gravelle's award winning essay for the Northern Michigan Sportsmen’s Association argues that forest fires damage wildlife habitat and forest vitality. It stresses deer breeding grounds, concealment, and food as essential, warns that careless fires threaten deer populations and recreational and economic value of wildlife.

Margaret Gravelle Rapid River High School Northern Michigan Sportsmen's Association

Brush Burning Law Enforced After Preparations

State Conservation officials prepare for strict enforcement of the brush burning law set to take effect on August 27. EK Mosher, state conservation officer, was notified by John Baird, director of the department, of the ongoing preparations.

EK. D. Mosher State Conservation Officer John Baird Department

Forest Fire Law Regulates Brush Clearing Permits

A new forest fire prevention law becomes effective August 27, requiring written permits from the conservation commission to burn brush and slash during land clearing. It sets penalties of 25 to 100 dollars or up to ninety days in jail for violations. The act, proposed by Representative Hartman of the Copper Country, targets farmers loggers campers and corporations and emphasizes controlled burning with fire breaks and supervision. Miss Irma Mullen, a Hibbing teacher, will spend summer with her parents after visiting Chicago.

State House Hartman Copper Country Upper Conservation Commission Department of Conservation Paid “Conservation Commission Irma Mullen Hibbing Minn Chicago

How to Learn to Play a Harp and Parisian Fashion Follies

A humorous collage of fashion quips and everyday oddities. It riffs on summer styles for Parisiennes and playful social observations. Readers are teased with jokes about footwear, dresses, and mock fashion proclamations while speculating on future trends and oddities in urban life.

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