Federal migratory bird laws curb fall shooting and protect shorebirds
The text outlines strict federal regulations to protect shorebirds and other migratory birds during the fall season. It notes drastic population declines due to winter and spring hunting, describes zones for breeding and wintering birds, and lists open seasons and exemptions for waterfowl, rails, coots, plovers, snipe, and woodcock alongside general protections for other species.
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Great Lakes
Louisiana
United States
Canada
New York City
Gulf of Mexico
South Carolina
Mississippi
Labrador
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Iunete
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Not the Ordinary Janitor
A newspaper man notes an odd janitor encounter as he handles waste paper duties. The exchange features a mysterious figure who cannot be clearly identified yet speaks of irritants like milk bottles in hallways. The anecdote blends humor with a sharp, confounding dialogue about comprehension and behavior in a city setting.
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Harvard
New -York
Sauigh
Records of Earthquakes and Innovations Across Regions
Fifty years of Pacific coast records show 4 467 earthquake shocks. New Zealand replaces wooden poles with reinforced concrete. Angora goats used to clear fire lines in California forests. A Colorado inventor patents a vibrating motor for fruit trees to resist frost. British North Borneo hires a US expert to survey timber. Indian troops include three native princes with fortunes over 20 000 dollars each. Farming grows popular over the last decade.
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Pacific
United States
New Zealand
National
California
Colorado
British North Borneo
Regulations on Waterfowl Seasons Across States
The notice lists waterfowl hunting seasons by region and state with varied dates and exceptions. It specifies zones covering Delaware, Maryland, D C, Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arizona, California, Texas, Utah and others with date ranges from October to February and multiple exemptions for differing species.
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Idan
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
Texas
South
Carolina
Mississ Pui
Tennessee
Quiet Job by Robbers Hit Federal Stamp Vault
Robbers occupied the second floor of the Federal building on Secbod Street and forced entry to steal $15,200 in Emergency War stamps while leaving beer and cigar stamps untouched. They used a drill and steel cutter, piercing the safe, then escaped before guards or night watchmen detected the burglary. Police are alerted and investigations issued to capture suspects.
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Evansville
Federal
Secbod Street
Walter E. Foley
Jimmy
Foley
William Niehaus
Edgar Schmidt
Patairs
Marion county to adopt rural mail service next year
The report notes Marion County will shift to a new rural mail plan at $13,000 yearly, with about 200 families affected, and more than half a dozen households expected to gain homesteads. Residents question cost and timing as officials discuss motor service and interurban routes. Captain Hoon Miller’s ashes to be scattered over the Ohio River near his birthplace.
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Marion
Augusta
Marlon
Beitheounty
Wayne
Canton
Evansville
Hoon- Miller
Evaneville
San Diego
Cal
Ohio River
Captain Miller
Grocer Beaten in Burglary at Lafayette Abe Fields Store
Disjointed OCR reveals a grocer named Fields at a Lafayette store assaulted by a burglar described as a Negro man. Heary Harris is named in conflicting lines, with scattered details about the attacker entering the store and Fields sleeping there before being awakened.
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Abe
Pields
Harris
Godford
Field
Fields
Wiede Canis
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Maadsachusetts
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Magenchusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Michigan
Long Island
Massachusetts
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Rhodesiana
I-Dea
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Maine
New Hampsire
Rhote
Vermont
Hainois
PSR Corlew
Revenue Collector's Office
ViLte
Oteathe
Ernest
Raut
Thomas M. Coward
Flynd
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