Why should towns enforce dog licenses and impact funds
A Phoenix reader mirrors Napoleon by posing questions on dog licensing costs and enforcement. He cites 281 licensed and 199 unlicensed dogs in June, questions bias in law enforcement, and urges raising dog account funds by collecting licenses. He notes $460 total dog expenses, including $235.25 to officers for killing dogs, and proposes increasing licenses to $490 to cover damages and treasury needs.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
The
Phoenix
Napoleon
Frankforts
Warren
Jane
State Board of Soldiers Relief Visits Soldiers Home
The State Board of Soldiers Relief and ex officio members Governor James H Higgins and Walter A Read visited the Soldiers Home with about 30 Providence guests, arrived at the depot, were driven to the Home, and were served a dinner bake at Mt Hope Bay pavilion before returning home. Local attendees included Dr A M Merriman Stephen T Ubarob Charles A Barbour H M Thompson and Fred M Dixon. Governor Higgins then visited Edward L Leahy on Metacom Avenue before departing.
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State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
James H. Higgins
Walter A. Read
Providence
Franklin Street
Mt. Hope Bay
A. M. Merriman
Stephen T. Ubarob
Charles A. Barbour
Superior Court
H. M. Thompson
Fred M. Dixon
Higgins
Edward L. Leahy
Metacom Avenue
Mr. Leahy
Chameleon Farm Named After Shifting Crops
Frank T. Kinnicutt pursues a changing crop theme at his farm, buying mushmelon seeds and now harvesting cucumbers. He grows pepper plants including an egg plant and a large German tarnip among cabbages, prompting a friend to suggest the name The Chameleon Farm.
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Frank T. Kinnicutt
Lipton Still After the Cup Says Herreshoff Crew
G Herreshott and family aboard steam yacht Roamer with New York Yacht Club near Provincetown learn Lipton plans to challenge for the America's Cup. Herreshoff declares he remains determined to defend the cup and will meet Lipton with any craft allowed under club rules if challenged.
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G. Herreshott
New York Yacht Club
Herreshott
Provincetown
Sir Thomas Lipton
Herreshoff
The Mikado a success at Town Hall Warren
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado drawn a large audience in Warren with a town cast and Providence conducted by Henry S. Lee. Miss Wilson as Yum Yum shone despite a later nervous collapse. Walter Rogers as Nanki Poo impressed. Mr Sparks as Ko Ko drew cheers and laughs. George Warren as Pooh Bah and Dr. W Fred Williams as Mikado led a strong ensemble with a balanced orchestra. proceeds supported St Michael's organ fund.
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Town Hall
Warren
Howard L. Kranz
Providence
Henry 3S. Lee
St. Michael’s Church
Lee
Miss Wilson
Yum Yum
Pawtucket
Charles H.sparks
Sparks
Bristol
George W. Warren
Ko Ko
W. Fred Williams
Katisna
Emily M. Motfitt
Charles McKenna
Pigh Tush
Helen B. Warren
Emma P. McCarty
Thay
Miss Warren
W. Frederick Williams, Jr
Mr. Lee
St. Andrew's Club
John Pailthorp
Raymond Arohar
George 8. Pailthorp
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Pardon R. Kenney
William H.west
Grover Into
Guy Jackson
Carl Wilson
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Rogers & Aren’s School
New England
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State Board of Soldiers Relief
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Lipton
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Bristol, R
Edward D. Kunz
Providence Telephone CO
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Tee
A. P. Nerone
Hope ST
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
Mrs. Jones
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Bristol County Gas and Electric CO
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