 | Forest and forestry - 1915 - 558 pages
...years. If the right methods of cutting are used, by the end of this 50-year period the younger trees will have grown so that the tract will be ready to...workers to secure their economic and social welfare. Permanent forest communities based upon continuous forest 'employment would make of the forest worker... | |
 | u.s. department of labor bureau of labor statistics - 1918
...continuously productive for all time. Suppose the permanent annual yield from this tract is 20.000.000 board feet. This yield would provide continuous employment...workers to secure their economic and social welfare. Permanent forest communities based upon continuous forest employment would make of the forest worker... | |
 | Labor and laboring classes - 1913 - 790 pages
...within each locality a continuous yield of timber and continuous employment in the saw-mills and woods. Measures should be taken to see that the populations...develop into real communities and not mere shack towns. There ought to be provisions for voting and self-government, schools, churches and educational facilities,... | |
 | Forest and forestry - 1919 - 582 pages
...of a tramp industry, the lumber industry will become permanent in each timber region, the population supported by the sawmill and the forest operations...develop into real communities and not mere shack towns. Only then will it be possible to maintain proper housing and living conditions ; the workers will have... | |
 | 1922 - 92 pages
...of a tramp industry, the lumber industry will become permanent in each timber region, the population supported by the sawmill, and the forest operations,...develop into real communities and not mere shack towns. Only then will it be possible to maintain proper housing and living conditions; the workers will have... | |
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Suppose the permanent annual yield from this tract is 20,000,000 board feet. This yield would provide continuous employment for more than 150 men, who with their families would make a population of about 800. About half the men would be employed in the... 