Uncle Wiggily Meets the Woozie Wolf in Spring Dust
In Woodland the Spring thaw brings Arbutus signs and dusty paths. Uncle Wiggily outwits the Woozie Wolf by using a dust cloud to hide and escape, learning that being a big blower can backfire. The tale closes with a tease about Uncle Wiggily’s tooter toot.
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Notable nativity and cautionary forecast for the day
A forecast warns of lively but adverse conditions in business and work with potential discord and impulsive conduct. It advises restraint, especially for those born today, who may be clever yet turbulent with superiors. Notable birth: Bob Davis, editor.
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Bob” Davis
New Yorker Defends Idaho Jackrabbits
Wil lard G. Van Name of New York City protests Idaho’s use of CWA funds for a rabbit drive and poisoning campaign in Idaho. He argues the plan wastes taxpayer money, harms wildlife, and should be prohibited by the federal government. The notice locates his statement with the Charter Oak in Hartford, Connecticut.
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American Museum of Natural History
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