City to Begin Roundup of Stray Dogs in 1950 Ordinance Drafted
City officials plan an ordinance to curb stray dogs. New rules would require licenses at the city clerk’s office, display on each dog, and the creation of a city pound. Impounded dogs would be kept for a set period before possible destruction if unclaimed, with fees due on redemption. Aims include sheep safety and reducing livestock nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imstead
Isounty
Scott
Charleston
City Board Reviews Whistle Nuisance and Flood Complaints
City officials considered a nuisance claim over a Belcher Lumber whistle at 5 30 am and discussed enlarging storm sewers after a rear yard flood. The board approved filing a petition on a capsized catboat issue and authorized payments for rescue expenses. Building permits were granted for porches repairs walls and a hospital addition.
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Taylor
Gray Rogers
Ralph Moss
Straley Brecklenridge
C. E. Spencer
Clyde Hatfield
Paul Oliver
E. B. Bailey
Tanner
Scott
Princeton Avenue
Belcher Lumber
Lumber Company
Belcher
E L. McClure
Hinton
Tommy Williams
Horton Dam
Robert Wilson
Parkway
A. A. Allen
Carolina Avenue
Cleo Barnett
North College Avenue
Jack Moss
P. L. Watkins
Williams Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Wytheville Livestock Auction Prices 1871 Report
The Wytheville auction shows hogs at top 21.00 for light weights and 19.70 for heavies, sows up to 18.00, cattle calves vealers and cows listed with varying grades, stockers and feeders around 16.25 to 20.50, and sheep lambs with mixed grades from 25.15 to 26.75. Multiple lots include specific weights and prices across hogs cattle and sheep.
Lad Delivers Pet to City Pound After Note Plea
A New Britain Connecticut dog warden found a handwritten note attached to a dog in the pound. The boy explains he cannot keep Kip the five year old spayed female collie and asks for a good home. He says his father is away and his mother cannot feed the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Thomas J. Rouskie
Cork
Kip
Ill Health Forces Senator Wagner To Quit Senate Post
The report states New York Senator Wagner resigns due to ill health. He had served as a Democrat and will leave the Senate immediately, with the resignation effective at once.
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Wagner
Senate Poat
New York
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Amall Child
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Lower Frederick Street
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Spruce
Melvin Duncan
Bramwell Road
Pearl Patterson
Farmer Avenue
F. D. Lazenby
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Eva Johnson
Hale Street
E. H. Farley
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Emmett Walker
Ellis Street
William Scotti
Putnam Street
E. J. Meyer
Wyroming Street
Howard and
Mamie Dews
Fairfax Street
Hee-Haw
Torsten Youngquist
Edward Pyne
Quincy
Boston Harbor
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Cnornan Bred Everage CO
Gulf
Wytheville Livestock
Lad
Dog
Wwtee Peart
Eoumces Eaare
Gare
America
Lintolas
Lincoln
Dave
Bluefield
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
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