The Vernon Times, Volume 8, Number 23, Vernon, Jennings County, 30 January 1920 — Page 5

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Pastured Upland VVccdiot in Ten nesses (Prep;1. red by the United State3 Department of Asri:ulture.) "Timber is an i!iiji..ftant farm crop." The avtT;i'r'- fu-n-i.-r probably has in vet- stoppe-1 t; think about this fact. b-:i-t. !;t; itp:in.'iil!y has never ta!:en if into r.cconnt in his farm operations. Cut i.lio v;.lue uf the prod-ti'-'s fnu.'i tin- i'arm vvuo'llot was grv:ttt-r ihan tho -.t;ito crop uud nearly 'loiif.le 1 that of ;h. Johacco crop In tho 1 s i w t rrnsi; s;un ni'jre woo Thc-o fnoN i'anaers also eon-!ia-i any other group. o brought out by iKtvbl 1". Il.ju-'to;!. socrt'tary of agriculture, in (lisoussins the policies and practices which !:ouId be followed ia prjtoctiii:: .! ih-veloping the forest resoureos of tho nation. Iu hi annuul roport tho socrctary as-(?rts thattho continuod dissipation of privately owned forests in overy timbor-protluc-Stiit ronton of the country is a matter of jrravo ooticrin, and that the public does not fully realize its seriousness. "If the area having little or nOYaiu for oilier than forest purposes is not protected." says tho secretary, "much of it will beeoiuc practically nonproductive. Millions of acres in the older parts of the country, where supplies of t'other are needed by the communities, hae become almost valueless. "Where iho land is riot valuable for agriculture, lara-e-scale lumbering operations are followed by local industrial depression, the timber industries migrate, population decreases, farmers lose their local market, taxable values decline, schools and roads deteriorate, and the economic and social life of the community suffer. Need Public Co-Operation and Direction "The problem presented is very difficult. Public forests are confined to relatively limited areas, except in the West. These will by no means supply the future needs cf the country. At present tho greater part of the lumber produced annually is cut from private hinds on which the appearance of new growth is at best a matter of accident, is likely to bo Ions delayed, or may never occur. Without concerted action under public co-operation and dir, ctioii the m-oblem will not be .solved. upon to secure tne reiiuisne wusc li tion. It In the Palace of By Katharine i? xx

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iu." For His Own Good. "What became of Niblick who used to be in the ribbons and laces?" "We've transferred him to the hardware e i artmont." answered the raaa:ii.;cr. 'Tie was petting too sentimental with some of otir feuilnlne patrons. If !..-.- aHed to wait en a woman ia th hardware department she'll probably 1 e the kind who won't stand any fooli s. t c s s ." rdniiinghara Ago-IIeral3.

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Stand of Eighteen Cords Per Acre, "The preservation of forests in all forest regions is of kmaediata concern and importance to ftrtaea-s. Timber Is an Important fmrna crvp. farm rfvAlandi comprise ftUout 2Q per eeast f tha farm ara of the country. At the last cenatxs the value cf th products from thetB was Tater than tlmt fef the potato crop and ctrly doublt that of the tohacco yield. Forestry, therefore, must be assigned a place ia farot management. Farmers also are vitally concerned with catienal forestry problems. They consume isore weed than any other group and they are Interested In aeeinf that tlar Is arallaVla, at reasenabla pricM, a evatlntarci upply W lmm&er acd othar frt products. A ai2na fretry plley cot conflict wi!Ji atrripBlttiral atUment. Ia fact, it facilitatet tha esltlvatien of land eultaala far ajrleultara, and also seeks t cur the pr$pm handling of exlatisg frast ant t!at reforestatioa ef denuded refloas. Qm the other hand, forest devastates retards agricultural develepraQL" Fira Pr-ctectlan Essential. Fire, the secretary points out, ia great menace not only en forested but also on cut-over areas. "Adequate proteetlca," le a ye, "ahouM be required ef all orrsars. The pnblle, through both the state and fcCars.1 governments, should co-operate la o?ganlrlng this service and should share the cost ef maintaining it. It phcsld also adopt such practical me.rare as may be necpsitary te bring ebont the discontinuance of all practice which result in tnmln? the fererta lata wastes, and should al4 private owwrr to perpetuate their feret by f rcper mnnaferaent. A well-balanced policy requires a nines larger pregTata cf publicly-owned feretts than at present. "Ood forestry practice," eonclnde the secretary, "rests open th pms!Ion of fnll and accurate data. Oar present knowledge ef the raethode of securing the largest yields is lsafleqtiate. There is need of farther Infermntion recsrding the amount, Qtiality and distribution ef existing timber supplies. A detailed inventory of nr present resources anS a mrrey f present and prospective needs ar essential for constructive planniag." .ft..vj.j.jB.s.a.... i. A.,.. -a- ft,.a Bk.v Justice at Brzisszh Sgjltsten Reberte. 5? I 7 ? 4 f? f ' li head bowsd lew. ihoul dsn It tut, U . " and shrink frem ilia liftsl cf Us vat; U 4 9 f . .. n 4 kAJWMftr- ..-- . Ik .a..lK ... ,'ft..s-flM-.1. . Still the Sam Cry. Mr. Flatbrs D yra reatmiir wnrn yen "ea Ciiacy ia a &T3TI- , e mem sccre; Mrs. Flatua fectly. Tf Sry, yaa, psr"Aad irhea yea Biei ta ytflr Cx.al "Well, (? yea Sraer I fcjjj yg4 get ever feat altar va f surri2n

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