Slaughter or Ducks in Arkansas at Big Lake Lake
The article describes the Big Lake area in Arkansas as a major hub for market hunting, with hundreds of thousands of ducks shot annually and shipped to Chicago. It notes protection efforts, including potential federal stewardship, and details the economic scale, with large daily take, shipping points like Paragould, and the impact of swamp angels on local protection efforts.
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Lake, Ark
United States
Wig Lake
St. Louisans
Dig Lake
Chicago
Big Lake
Hig Lake
Big Lake Hunting and Pieking Club
Ite
Ewamp
Angela
Individom
Munnog
West Hubers
France
Manilla
Paregould
Paragould
Ie Inke
Para Gould
Sunken Lands
Arkansas
Missouri
Langela
Mawills
Iing
Perthon
Arkatens
Game Protectionista
Minassaippi
Toto
Enlist Aid Of Churches In Tuberculosis Drive
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis launches tuberculous day on April 30. It surveys ministers on church death tolls and responses, plans educational materials for every congregation, and unites millions of circulations and pamphlets from the national office and 450 non tuberculosis groups to combat TB.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Atletion
Contagious Wisps From Jaw Hawing Poll Distemi N Cure
Fragmentary note mentions a poll district and a claimed cure with guarantees. Details are garbled with names and numbers unclear.
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Conlon
Finance official confronts mortgage mystery in village tale
A dialogic tale features Vagerian of Finance and Palmer Corntoesel debating mortgage payments and local finances. Neighbors follow the same pattern leaving the narrator with money others do not want to borrow. A robber questions whether the speaker acted bravely, admitting you cannot throttle a meter.
Twenty Five Years of It Why Do People Have Silver Weds
A Judge's Library reflection questions why people wed in silver and marks the milestone as endurance shown to the world. The fragment hints at themes of lasting commitment and public perception across a quarter century.
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Judge's
Spee Pass There bo moral health without bamem belplilieea
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided OCR fragment.
Fragmented column snippets reveal street speculation and ad blurbs
The readable text shows a street gossip tone with remarks on stock speculation and personal recollections. Snippets mention a figure named Btockbug, Howell and Powell, and a blunt rejoinder about ten cents a day living. Also appears are a teething syrup ad and assorted proverb-like lines.
Walkers, Beck Sketch Banquet Row Over Trust Power
The Walkers and James M. Beck, famed New York corporate lawyer, both natives of Philadelphia, were recalled at a Philadelphia banquet. Hook defended corporations with a quip misquoted as a line about trust busters. He said people fall into two classes, those who walk to eat and those who walk to eat for appetite.
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James M. Beck
New York
Philadelphia
Sophia
Mr. Hook
Hose
New Methods Question In Witty Exchange
A terse dialogue hints at alleged domestic strife as a character named Kelly is questioned about beating his wife. The exchange toys with the idea and leaves the method unstated, reflecting sensational slang of the period. No further details are provided.
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Doan
M. A. Jenkins
Quanah
Tex
Dean
Harrison A. Sturtevant
Tulare
Cal
Saya
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Spee
Howell
Powell
Knocker—Jones
Rocker
Onder
Fred
Kelly
Hegt & Bs
I Ie & CO
Trevis
Jenaien
Tee
Thompson
Eye Water
California
Dusty
Jon Gant
Comden
San Tocedont
al Ny. U
Denver
Putnam
New York City
Hucon River
Counerix
Hes Wien
Red
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