Regulations Tighten For Licensed Shooting Preserves
The Conservation Commission in its February session updated rules for licensed shooting preserves. Only ring necked pheasants Chinese Mongolian and related varieties may be released and shot. Season runs Oct 25 to Dec 25 with a 50 percent quota of total releases. Birds must come from licensed farms or stock from licensed dealers. The State Game Farm will not supply birds or eggs for preserves. A new tag seal system will track each pheasant from pickup, numbers recorded by the department. Sworn statements show 3,569 pheasants produced and released by licensees last season, over one third of what the State Game Farm released in 1929.
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Shooting Preserve Lcenses
State Game Farm
Three in Posession Fined by Conservation Officer
Woodbridge and two others were arrested by conservation officer Robert McClure for possessing three peasants. They pled guilty and were fined $100 each, including costs.
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Oakland County
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Simple Rules for Safer Driving from National Chamber
The National Chamber of Commerce proposes ten driver precautions to reduce accidents. Emphasizing responsibility, brake checks, cautious streetcar passing, careful crossing, hand signals, looking before backing, minimizing horn use, not overrelying on others, slow speeds in play areas, and cautious crossing where signal systems may fail.
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United States National Chamber of Commerce
Youngest Executives Rise in Automotive Field
Curtice, 36, named president and general manager of AG Spark Plug Company in Flint Michigan. He started in accounting 66 years ago and rose to comptroller assistant manager and VP. The firm, with France and England branches, employs 5000 and its assets’ products are on about 20 million cars. He succeeds Basil W. de Guichard who resigns due to ill health.
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AG Spark Plug Company
Flint, Mich
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England
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Basil W. de Guichard
Survey Says Women Drivers Cause Few Accidents
A survey across 380 states finds only five percent of accidents caused by women drivers. It notes women bring cars for regular checks, with brake inspections reducing mishaps due to faulty parts. Brakes are often overlooked.
White Weasels Turn White In Winter Across Regions
In certain climates some weasels turn white during winter. This seasonal change is noted among species in northern Europe, Asia and America, helping camouflage in snow.
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Asia
America
Do Your Stuff Hostess Requests Cooked Goose or Turkey
Pathfinde Magazine records a hostess asking a magician to produce a cooked goose or turkey at once for dinner after her cook left suddenly. The playful internal note implies an onstage or party magic act themed around food.
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Pathfinde Magazine
Propagating Olive Trees Techniques and Yields
Olive trees propagate from twig cuttings sprouts or old wood set in moist ground or from gnarled buds at the base. They begin bearing in seven to nine years and yield crops either annually or in alternate years. The text appears to contain garbled wording and marks.
Questioning son learns value of education in family talk
In a 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece, Bob Smithhough, a curious teen, pressures his father to quit school. The father replies with a blunt lesson on ambition, education as opportunity, and self-improvement, urging Bob to study and strive.
Old age pensions and veteran relief debated in Congress
A House debate highlights a commission to study old age pensions amid states already enacting laws. The piece notes a push for federal aid parallels to maternity and roads programs and cites anticipated bills expanding veterans compensation to pre 1925 disability cases. It underscores the cost and humanitarian aims behind pension efforts and echoes veteran advocacy.
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Congress
Notable Names Linked to Oil Trust Figure List
A long roster of individuals including Bert Elthorpe Miles Darling August Ulrich and many others appears in connection with the Sturting Oil Co. and related figures. The list names executives, managers, and associates such as J.C. Coats C. E. Jones Geo. I. Brown and Elmer Brookhart, suggesting a company or social registry from a historical page.
Indiana firm to market front wheel drive car
An Indiana manufacturer introduces a front wheel drive model to balance handling with back seat drive. An amusing aside notes if all cars in the world were lined up end to end, there would be no room for hot dog stands in their current spots. A tourist returning from abroad says traffic officers on the Continent require very clear speech as many do not understand broke Binglish.
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Indiana
McAllister Sings Ralp Rack Straw At Ady Drug
Moyd Kirkpatrick Druggist advertises special 45 volt B batteries at 1.79 dollars each. Ady features claim of quality and guarantee.
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Moyd Kirkpatrick
Dover-News Corrects Sunday School Time Error
The Dover News corrects last week’s item stating Sunday School begins at eleven. it should start at eleven thirty. The correction clarifies the intended start time for readers.
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Oakland
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Jefferson Willey
John Leo Scott
Dr. Lamb
Alex O'Dell
LaDoit Carey
Dell Kemp
Bert Elthorpe
Miles Darling
August Ulrich
Andrew J. Spencer
Roy Murray
O. H. Birdsell
George Davis
J.C. Coats
C. E. Jones
C. E. McGuire
Don Lloyd
Elmer Hamilton
Geo. I. Brown
Henry Rhodes
Chas. Amble
Edgar Bringman
R. Robt. Sharp
J. C.carpenter
John Schwantz Clifford Jesse
Eisenhauer
Fred Glass
Adolph Zilkie
T. J. Hardsock
L. H. Marx
D. Malcolmson
W. E. Currie
Frank Beamish
Earnest Mott
L. M. Yager
George Holmes
Albert Gruno
H. W. Godwin
Dave Burke
Isabell Little
Geo. B. Nunn
Donald Thompson
Sebastian Pfannes
John Sherman
Floyd Slentz
Doris Gerow
Jas,Gillispie
Arthur Lower
H. Schaeffer
Chester A. H. Gagnon
Howard White
John McFarlane
Foster Marshall
Edwin Wood
Harley Lowle
Clyde
Marshall
Maurice McConnell
George Bates
James Graves
H. B. Johnson
Harry P. Hubel
Mike Gloss
M. D. Feighner
Omer Hall
Elmer Brookhart
John Husted
Earl Kolesky
S. Perry Johnson
Sturting Oil Co
Elmer L. Woods
Starrie Harsh
E. F. Foster
Wm. Ferguson
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