Bird Killing Alarm Urges Strong Prosecution
The Daily Herald commends Game Warden Corneveaux and associates for cracking down on illegal bird hunting. It warns that killing song and insectivorous birds threatens Minnesota’s ecology, cites a 40 percent bird population drop, and urges school programs, Audubon societies, and cruelty prevention bodies to act now. It references historical bounties and the need to preserve nature for crops and insect control.
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Corneveaux
Minnesota
New England
Massachusetts
Bands of Mercy
Senator Swenningsen Presses Rural Route Delay
Senator Swenningsen explains why he has halted a much needed rural route southwest of town. The piece hints at a farmer who would benefit if the delay were lifted and notes a simple mathematical analogy about politics.
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Swenningsen
Sam
Creim Ropes a Visionary Empire Builder Passes
Creim Ropes dies at 49, famed as a colossal empire builder with a vast fortune. He shaped grand visions and large projects, some of which the world admired, while his true scope remains largely unknowable.
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Africa
Cape Town
Cairo
Great Britain
United States
City Boys Urged to Stop Killing Birds Now
Game Warden Corneveaux warns boys in the city using 22 caliber rifles have killed thousands of birds in the county. Bird populations down 40 percent in two years. Authorities will arrest those shooting birds and fines are heavy. Parents urged to confiscate guns to prevent costly new harm.
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Corneveaux
Bie
Summer school note outlines statewide instructors
The article lists 35 summer schools across Minnesota with instructors and conductors, including Fillmore Preston Albert Lea and Rochester sites. It notes no summer school in Mower County this year, contrasts with 48 schools last year and a $26,000 state budget for common schools.
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Mower County
Fillmore County
Preston
E. E. McIntire
Giencoe D. Lange
St. Paul
Mary H. Higgins
Albert Lea
Kate Bartholf
Minneapolis
Mre. O. M. Alen
Rochester
Freeborn
V. R. Wasson
St. Peter
J. A. Silvarnale
Nelson
Brainerd
Crow Wing County
W. F. F. Selleck
Crookston
Willmar
Kandrychi County
Lecture at Armory Promises 200 Colored Views in Color
Lieutenant Martin E. Tew presents a lecture tour with 200 beautifully colored moving pictures, acclaimed as finest Austin has seen. Ethel B. Tew, praised by the San Francisco Examiner, will sing American songs and native Hawaiian and Filipino tunes with colored views. Noted public figures endorse the event. prices reduced to 25 and 15 cents.
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Tou Gut
Armory
Martin E. Tew
Phillippines
Japan
Hawaii
Austin
E.hel B. Tew
San Francisco Examiner
California
Guilty verdicts in game lane violators case
Al Tabbe and Ed Clark pleaded guilty to killing four ducks and were fined 50 dollars plus costs after testimony by Game Warden Corneveans. Clark later admitted killing one duck and paid 10 dollars and costs. The report notes public interest in poultry shows and mentions local breeders and club officers.
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al Tabbe
Ed Clark
C Common
Clark
Geme
Corneveans
Justice Robinson
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K. K. Montgomery
Montgomery
Cedar Rapids
Fred Peck
Grand Meadow
B. of L. E
G O Smith
Dan Hanot
RM Haseltine
Spencer Barr
Chas Gilleece
Insurance Sec
Sam Petteng
J D Beecher
Earl Talmadge
Harry Matth
F West
P ‘Chambere
Wm Anderson
Will Cook
al Mattice
Shook
Mre
Sam Pettengil
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