Ohio in Study of Program to Conserve Game
New York reports a statewide approach to conserving forests, game, and wildlife under a bipartisan Conservation Commission plan. The Ohio Conservation Council, with major groups like the Federated Women’s Clubs of Ohio and the Izaak Walton League, aims to draft a state Department of Conservation and push legislation in January. Stuber, guest of Col. Theodore Roosevelt, argues that nonpartisan administration will boost game and wildlife through propagation, breeding, and near-urban conservation efforts.
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Trumbull
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Game Breeders Institute
New York City
State Conservation Commission
Department of Conservation
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Bridgeport
New Haven
Sportsman's Digest
Increase in Homicides Pointing to Calamity
In Cleveland on August 2, R. P. Miller a county candidate warns of rising homicide rates and calls for a united drive against the organized underworld. He cites national homicide figures and argues lawlessness threatens the nation.
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International
Cleveland
R. P. Miller
Miller
The Skinniest Man In the World
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a quick health boost for nervous, rundown, underweight men and women. It promises weight gain and improved vigor within weeks with a money back guarantee if goals are not met after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. The product is available at Fox, Randal and Post Office Drug Stores and other druggists nationwide.
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Fox, Randal and
Post Office Drug Stores
America
Judge Reeder Sees Amarillo Grow From Village to City
Judge C E B Reeder recalls Amarillo’s rise from a 3500 resident village to a 40000 city over twenty five years. He came in 1908 after the Fort Worth and Denver railroad boom and Santa Fe construction, renting in the Smith Walker building.
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C. EB. Reeder
Amoriflo
Panhandle Plains
Hoodevoanty
Fort Worth & Denver
Reeder
Smith- Walker Building
National Bank of Commerce
Polk and
Fifth Streets
Polk Street
Elmhurst
Taylor and Fifth
Amerilia
Horace Umphrey
Table Board
Potter County
City Drug to Exhibit at Exposition
City Drug will showcase exhibits at the Amerila Tri-State Exposition. The Merchants building hosts displays from City Drug and other vendors as fair officials prepare details of exhibit contracts at the fair offices, 310 Polk Street.
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Merchants
Oxy Fair
Fair
Polk Street
Germany Dethrones 1928 Beauty Queen
Freylein Margot Langer was dethroned after a mutinous crowd at Lana Park protested the election as fraud. Reports claim the win was purchased with votes cast equal to money spent, violating the “one person one vote” rule.
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Freylein Margot Langer
Lana Park
State Board of Elections debates ballots printing in North Carolina
The board considered printing ballots in North Carolina after earlier notes that printing in time might be too late. It was believed the party would limit North Carolina activities to congressional district contests and the presidential race.
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State Board of Elections
North Carolina
Unclear OCR fragments on election backers emerge
Fragmentary text notes backers named Wehrel and Lena Park, mentioning Maengot and a looming election contest. Details are incomplete and unreadable in this OCR snippet.
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Lena Park
Maengot
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