Mosby and Civil War Legends From Virginia Scout to Federal Fear
The article recounts John S. Mosby born December 6 1833 in Powhatan County Virginia rising as a famed Confederate cavalry leader and scout for J E B Stuart. It notes his raids around McClellan on the Chickahominy and his postwar roles including author and government service. It also mentions General Sheridan correspondence on reprisals and Mosby later life including lectures and writings.
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Powhatan County
University of Virginia
Bristol
J. E. B. Stuart
McClellan
Chickeahominy
Richmond
Mosha
Sheridan
Prent Reval
Custer
Powell
Rappahannock
Mabel
Valley Pike
Colorado
Department of Justice
Moshs
Stuart
Ban Lifted on Spring Shooting in Iowa
Announcement authorized by letters from Secretary of Agriculture Houston and Henshaw states changes to migratory bird law approved and effective August 16 next. The note confirms the ban is lifted and spring shooting may proceed under new regulations.
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Iowa
Houston
H. W. Henshaw
Bureau of Biological Survey
Iowa Opens Duck Season Under New Federal Rules
The new regulations allow an Iowa open season from February 9 to March 11 and September 15 to November 16. The state’s waterfowl closed season runs December 21 to September 6, with regional adjustments for Iowa Illinois Nebraska Kansas and Missouri March 11 to September 14 and November 16 to February 9. Hearings will be arranged by the secretary of agriculture, with notices given and evidence required to justify changes.
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Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Iawa
Iliness
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Cattle Hog Sheep Market Notes June 3 1916
Cattle prices fall across grades with prime steers steady while common types drop 2 to 5 percent. Hogs 15 cents lower than yesterday close, top hogs at 9.55 with most 9.25 to 9.50 and pigs 7.25 to 9. Sheep and lambs decline about 2 each cwt, with springers at 11 and fat sheep 7.25 to 7.60. National Live Stock Co reports.
To the Coast and Garden Tips From Town State College
Mr and Mrs T M Dougherty of New Market travel by auto with family for a three month coast trip visiting Yellowstone Park and western sites. Entomologists advise paper collar wraps around cabbage plants to control cutworms, plus bran treatment with Paris green or lead arsenate, cautioned for gardens with free roaming young chickens. The piece also includes reflections on humanity and unity, citing speeches about memory, virtue, and ideals of friendship and truth.
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Town State College
Iowa
Fitting Observances Held Decoration Day
A brief report notes Decoration Day observances with remarks on perspective and man's place before God. The speaker contrasts Davidic views of human littleness with the vastness of the heavens and emphasizes human dominion over nature and self control as central themes.
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