Crippled fawn found new home with Canadian Ranger’s care
Two years after a hunter wounded George the fawn near West Branch Michigan, a state conservation ranger saved him and nursing staff at Ogemaw game refuge raised the crippled buck now a grown 24 year old five point. George relies on three legs and frequents feeding grounds with caretakers and local residents helping with food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
NEA Service, Inc
Friends of Animals
Hlunters
George
West Branch
Mich
Ogemaw
Blaine Brannan
George the deer kept as pet by hunter in dog yard
Brannan captured a crippled buck at season start and kept it in a seven foot fenced yard behind his home. George has grown unafraid of bobcat and coon dogs in the enclosure. After hunting ends Brannan plans to release him back to roam the public lands.
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George
Ranger
Clearlake
West Branch
Mich
Brannan
Grangers Seek Farm and Industrial Relief Programs
National Grange delegates, about 50 resolutions strong, urged long term farm and industrial relief after the 69th annual convention. They backed a managed currency, a non interest bearing bond program for public works, crop insurance, farm co operatives, and greater tenant farmer privileges while opposing a government owned banking system. Women in relief work reported five day weeks and light manufacturing duties under the LERA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
CINS
National
Grange
Louis Taber
National Grange
Congress
Grangers
Federal Reserve Board
Women Sewing Project In Old Federal Court Room
Sixty four women are assigned to the WPA sewing project in the old federal building court room. Sewing machines hum as the county project reaches full swing to provide clothing for distribution.
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Federal Court Room
Federal Building
WPA
City Briefs and Personals Blotter Highlights
Dr. Fred W. Bailey will depart Friday evening for a weekend in Chicago. Cedar Rapids Transfer Co receives permit to reroost its 1203 Ninth Street SW building at a cost of 3500 dollars. Chamber of Commerce young men’s bureau to meet at 5 pm Friday. Harry Teahen of the North Western railroad called to St Mary's Ontario after a brother's death. Mrs. Joseph Pavlicek, 41, suffers a fractured right ankle after slipping on ice. taken to Mercy hospital. G W Perkins, 52, of 1446 Fourth St SW, fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace. Frank Pavek also fined 25. Reorganization hearing for Commonwealth Apartments set for December 16 in Sioux City. Glen Dickinson, 21, 128 Second Ave SW, treated at Mercy hospital for wrist injury at work but left hospital. Wildcat school pupils from Marion township and teachers visited The Gazette plant on Friday.
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Glen Dickinson
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Reliable Transit Company
Beth Jacob Services Tonight at 8 With Rabbi Levy
Friday evening services at Beth Jacob synagogue 218 A Avenue NW will begin at 8 led by Rabbi Lewis Levy and the choir. The sermon topic is Isaac and Ishmael.
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Beth Jacob
Beth Jacob Synagogue
A Avenue NW
Lewis Levy
Isaac and
Ishmael
Hunters bag pheasant limit in Bremer County outing
James Clark and son Rodney of Cedar Rapids along with Fred Fox and son of Solon celebrated opening day of the pheasant season in Bremer County and returned with their bag limit after an afternoon hunt.
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James Clark
Rodney
Cedar Rapids
Fred Fox
Solon
Bremer County
Roof fires threaten homes of Helm and Larimer
Firemen were sent to 1817 B avenue NE and 1116 E street SW for roof fires Friday forenoon. Attic contents at the Helm residence suffered some damage from fire dropping through the roof. Mrs Emma Chisholm reported Thursday night thefts of two hens from her chicken house and urged police patrols to watch the property at night.
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J. L. Helm
B Avenue NE
Anna Larimer
E Street
Helm
Emma_ Chisholm
Fourth Street
Doctor Advances to Major in Medical Reserve Corps
Dr Thomas F Suchomel of Cedar Rapids received word from Washington DC on Friday that he has been promoted from captain to major in the medical reserve corps. He is attached to the 507 coastal artillery anti aircraft department and was commissioned five years ago.
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Thomas F. Suchomel
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
Suchomel
507
Coast Artillery
Hospital Officials Elect J P Van Horn Treasurer
At a meeting of the Iowa Hospital Association board in Iowa City Supt J P Van Horn of St Luke's Cedar Rapids was elected treasurer to succeed F E Pohlman who has accepted the superintendency of Macon County Hospital at Decatur
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Board of Trustees
The
Iowa Hospital Association
Iowa City
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
FE. C. Pohlman
University Hospitals
Macon County Hospital
Decatur
Recreation Department Publishes New Song Sheet
The department of recreation issues a four page song booklet of twenty four songs described by Mrs Clare Nichols superintendent of recreation as the most popular for community singing. Four thousand copies printed without charge by the Service Press. Sheets available to organizations by applying at the playground office in city hall.
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Department of Recreation
Clare Nichols
Service Press
Discovered Window in Milky Way Reveals Open Sky
Harvard astronomer Dr. Harlow Shapley reports a window in the Milky Way at Oak Hill Cambridge exposing light from beyond. The find challenges the view that dust and gas envelop all space and suggests possible access to other universes.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ins
Harlow Shapley
Harvard University Observatory
Oak Hill
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Doc
Buck
Mother
Man
Grangers Ask Farm
Linh, Éomily
Frelisire
Lucille Murray
Bertha Shanks
Imnatioial
Sreererr
Tosacco Cou
Fred W. Bailey
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Transfer Company
Ninth Street
Young Men's Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Teahen
North Western Railroad
St. Mary’s
Ontario
Joseph Pavlicek
G. W. Perkins
Frank Pavek
Commonwealth Apartments, Inc
Dee. 16
Sioux City
George C.scott
Wildcat
Marion Township
Marion
Margaret Ellsworth
Walter Ellsworth
Clyde Scott
Irwin Scott
Gazette
Dr. Suchomel
St. Luke’s
Clarks
Frederick Almy
Second Street
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