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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
7
A fragmentary report discusses bird banding and domestic Wren behavior. It notes the Wren couple twice raising large broods in a season, and one Ohio Wren abandoning mates for a new partnership, illustrating unpredictable nesting habits amid long work on the birds.
Winchester Virginia report recalls a rowdy old style gathering by Snee Smith of Barkeclay County where guests drank from a bottle served as Bop. One guest reportedly hadn’t gurgled for years and a feather tickled his nose triggering a violent sneeze and eventual collision.
An observer notes a single house wren with a bracelet on its leg seen near the old line, while a widow and her 18 children vanished after war rumors. Of 20 000 bands fitted, about 400 or two percent have not been heard from, with more recoveries arriving as the search continues.
A Dorchester man named Johnny Walking, once US boxing champion, passes a strength test in a mechanical exam. An old almanac from Burlington, Kansas, dated 1701 and printed in Welsh by Thomas Jones, is highlighted, noting W. Richards of Labo as its holder.
A Chicago study reports two years of experiments using music at the Doriling County hospital to treat insanity. Dr Boguslawaki claims patients show improved mood and engagement during weekly musical clinics, while officials monitor the process for potential medical acceptance.
Norfleet recounts tracking and trapping Furey a Florida man involved in a $45,000 stock swindle. The Texas ranchman chased the fugitive through 18 locales including Old Mexico, Jacksonvill e, and New Orleans, aided by his son Pete. Furey fought, was captured, and sent to Fort Worth for trial after a dramatic police pursuit.
Belle White, described as negra, was taken to Dallas county court on charges of violating local sanitary law. The landlord reported a hog farm in her home, where she admitted raking five hog carcasses and selling four of the meat. The fifth was nearly ready for market, with no witnesses but authorities warning her to relocate.
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