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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
14
Deputy Sam O Brine of Cedar Rapids issues open letter to Iowa farmers on fox depredation and cooperation with the state department. He urges reporting fox damage before destroying dens and notes fox pups should be cared for rather than killed.
A large excerpt presents a crossword with Arthurian theme clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes references to kings, knights, and archaic terms, along with a long legal notice fragment about fox hunting and den destruction procedures.
The text warns against possessing fox pups without a special permit from the deputy warden or state game warden. Penalties range from ten to one hundred dollars per illegally taken fox pup and for destroying a den without reporting to the deputy warden or state game warden. The speaker pleads for farmer cooperation and avoids hardship.
The board of adjustment granted Joe Stoddard permission to operate a private club in the Cedar View clubhouse on the Ellis golf course with strict limits. Night noise must end at midnight, with at most one weekly dance. a special committee will enforce rules. Neighbor Fred J. Hickman opposed but accepted the plan if followed. The board also allowed Henry J. Kenyon to enclose his front porch with glass.
A poem style note and Miss Manners Q A sequence discusses romantic age gaps and seeking partners. Jim mourns a jilting, while two readers ask about age and long distance suitors. Miss Manners cautions that age may matter in decades ahead and suggests learning about a suitor’s family background.
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