Naturalization rule delays hearings before election 1908
The article explains a Washington directive barring naturalization hearings within 30 days of the November 4 1908 general election. Clerks must defer hearings set for October 3 to November 4 1908 and publish the petitioners and witnesses lists. It emphasizes public notice to allow objections and attendance at the continued hearing date.
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Richard K. Campbell
Division Bureau of Naturalization
Washington, D.C
Division of Naturalisation
Deer slaughter in upper peninsula reaches eight thousand in 1907
Deputy State Game Warden A B Bedell of Menominee cites state figures showing over 8,000 deer killed in northern Michigan during the 1907 season. He notes more than 4,000 shipped via Straits and Iron Mountain areas, with illegal killings and closed-season prosecutions likely pushing totals above eight thousand.
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Menominee
State Department
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Straits
Mr. Bedell
Michigan
Iron Mountain
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Mrs Chas & Smith Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills in Maine
Mrs Chas and Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King s New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without fuss. These painless purifiers are sold at Frank B Jones drug store for 5 cents.
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Chas. &. Smith
Weat Franklin, Maine
Dr. King
Frank B. Jones
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