Permit Shooting Of Ruffed Grouse
The South Dakota game and fish commission will open a general grouse hunting season this fall to include the ruffed grouse in the Black Hills. Hunters may shoot prairie chicken, pinnated grouse, western sharp tailed grouse, and the ruffed grouse from September 23 to 21, inclusive. Daily bag limit is four birds total with no more than two ruffed grouse. bag limit eight with not more than four ruffed grouse. Director H. Johnson cautions two-bird limit helps spread birds and prevent breeding disruption.
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Pierre
Black Hills
South Dakota Game and Fich Commission
H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Johmson
Hille
Broadland House Damaged By Fire
Fire believed caused by a short circuit damaged the roof of the R. C. Barber home in Broadland at 11 o clock last night. The blaze was detected early and damage stayed to a small roof section.
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Broadland House
Broadland
R. C. Barber
Khaki Shirts Set Up Camp In Iowa
A group calling itself the Khaki Shirts of America encamped in Des Moines led by Lyman E. Cook of Burlington. The political group claims 1400 members and plans to stay through the winter to “protect the common people.”
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Iowa
Des Moines
America
Washington Bonus Army
Lyman E. Cook
Burlington
Cook
W. W. Waters
Bonus Army
Washington
Mollison May Go Into Movies Here
Captain James A. Mollison, Scottish flier, is weighing a Warner Brothers offer to be technical advisor for aviation films and possibly act in some pictures. He awaits weather reports on his England return, with Dr. James M. Kimball noting stormy conditions could delay his path by two or three days.
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Mollison
New York
James A. Mollison
Warner Brothers
England
James M. Kimball
Stamp Collectors Help Cut Postal Deficit in 90 Thousand Rise
Michael L. Eidsness Jr, superintendent of stamps division, says stamp collectors boosted the post office department's business by about 90 000 dollars this year. Washington bicentennial issues Olympics and other new stamps spurred demand, reducing the deficit.
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Washington
Michael L. Eidsness, Jr
Division of Stamps
Post Office
Minneapolis Police 7 Growing Too Fat
Minneapolis officials order police over fat to reduce or resign. The city targets overweight officers, threatening removal of badges if they fail diet and fitness efforts. A desk sergeant mocked the plan, forecasting lengthy workouts and extended diet regimens.
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Minneapolis
Neapolis
Ancient waves tied to mirrors and mud
Charles Kutih told the American Cosmeticians Association that ancient Assyrians curled hair by winding it on sticks and applying mud. When dried, the mud was removed, leaving tight coils. He cited bas-reliefs and monuments showing men with curled beards and hair.
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Cama
American Cosmeticians’ Association
Charles Kutih
Asia
Bombs in Nippon Boycott Heighten China Tensions
Across Hankow China a violent setback in the anti-Japanese boycott left a Chinese store wrecked and two clerks injured. The incident raises fears of further clashes as residents grow uneasy over escalating tensions. Also reported are Aboriginal claims of a bear killed by pole restraint near Saulte Ste. Marie, a centenarian smoker in Lincoln celebrating over a century of habit, and Finland considering amnesty for drinkers amid prison crowding.
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Nippon
Hankow
China
Blood and Iron” Society
Curfew Reinstated as Iroquois Council Restores Siren Times
Iroquois city residents debated curfew siren hours after the mayor had silent the 7 am and 6 pm whistles. A Tuesday council vote restored the 7 am noon and 7 pm signals, ending days of nocturnal confusion and reestablishing the familiar schedule.
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Huron
Stoner
Gary
Pastor on Vacation at Iron Mountain for Birthday
In Carpenter on Aug 25 a special note reports the Rev. Luke of the Methodist church is on vacation at Iron Mountain Michigan, marking his twenty first birthday with a surprise party. Guests arrived with lunch baskets after an evening of games and stunts. A separate item from Carpenter on Aug 2 notes a surprise visit by Harvey Wicks and family and thirty six friends to Ray Mond Strand at Harry Briggs farm near Doland to honor his birthday.
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Sil
Forestburg
Harvey Wicks
Ray
Wallace Wicks
Strand
Henry Beard
Harry Briggs
Doland
Bank Districts Are Announced by Home Loan Board
The home loan bank board announced the twelve districts for the new federal home loan banking system. District 1 covers New England and Connecticut, District 2 includes New York and Puerto Rico, and District 12 spans California and neighboring states. Mortgage totals and capital for each district are listed, with districts chosen for convenience and mortgage availability. The board has not yet decided regional bank sites. Northeast Hyde county reports heavy rain this week, about three inches, filling waterholes and creeks.
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Federal Home Loan
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Home Loan Bank Board
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Windy rain tears down corrals at Rezac brothers farm
A strong wind with rain struck the Rezac brothers farm, blowing down the corrals and causing visible damage to livestock enclosures.
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Rezac_ brothers
Red Cross Elects In Miner County
The Miner county chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting and election of officers. I. M. Mumford of Howard was reelected county chairman and E. W. Gehring of Howard reelected secretary and treasurer. Willard Leonard of Canova was elected roll call committee chairman. The treasurer reported the annual figures and plans were discussed to carry on relief work during the coming winter.
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Red Cross
Miner County
Howard
American Red Cross
I. M. Mumford
E. W. Gehring
Willard Leonard
Canova
Cary
Dinner Guests At Alpena Home
Mr and Mrs Foster Shankland of Mobridge Mr and Mrs John Shankland and Miss Dorothy Thornburg were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs T A Hayes this week.
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Alpena
Foster Shankland
Mobridge
John Shankland
Dorothy Thornburg
T. A. Hayes
Restless to Healed By Cuthura Soap and Ointment
Miss Mary Handy reports pimples on her face, intense itching, and sleepless nights. After using Cuthura Soap and Ointment she was completely cured in short order, paying 5c for soap and 25c for ointment plus 2c for talcum from Potter Drug & Cha Corp.
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R.R. 1
Okeana
Chio
Potter Drug & Cha Corp
Malion
Mum. Foe
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