New England Game Habits and Conservation Reflections
Boston readers learn how wildlife across New England persists despite hunting pressures. The article notes deer, wild turkey, grouse, pheasant and waterfowl in various states, with beaver, wolves, panthers rarely seen, and beaver numbers dwindling. Conservation and licensing shape open seasons and bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Deed
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wilder
Pair Found Guilty in Iowa Slaying Case
George Leroy Spees of Indianapolis confessed to killing John Shurtz of Middletown Iowa at midnight September 12. Spees and Katherine Shurtz were found guilty by juries and each received life imprisonment.
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Burlington
Iiowa
George Leroy Spees
Indianapolis
Ind
John Shurtz
Middletown
Iowa
Katherine Shurtz
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years druggists note the record of Kilmer Swamp-Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It assists these organs to function naturally and has withstood time. Sold by all druggists on its merit request a sample by mailing ten cents to Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with paper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N. Y
Renewal Petition for Thirteen Cent Stamp Interest
Postmaster General receives a petition from Sheppard College State Normal School history students urging a renewed thirteen cent stamp issue. The plea links thirteen to American history with numerous alleged thirteen themed facts and dates, including ships, flags, and figures.
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Washington
Shephard College State Normal School
Sheperdstown
West Virginia
Post Office Department
Thirteen Cent Stamp Designs Honoring the Colonies
A petition to the Postmaster General Work proposes commemorative stamps for the thirteen colonies. The note argues freedom of slaves under the constitution and claims no extra cost compared to other stamps.
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Postmaster General
Postal Employes Receive Five Percent Pay Increase and $10 Messeng er Bonus
Clar ence H. Mackey president of the Postal Telegraph system announces a five percent pay raise for regular employees with 12 months continuous service as of December 31 1922 and a $10 bonus for messengers employed since November 1 1922 to be paid January 1 1923.
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Tceday
Lessie N. Kimmons
High Point
Mackey
Gressengers
Recognition of Postal Telegraph Service Staff
Acknowledges loyal enthusiastic and effective service over the past year elevating the Postal Telegraph to a high standard as the fastest and most accurate telegraph system. Seasonal greetings and best wishes are extended to every staff member with a note about a gift at Wagger's reduction sale of high class jewelry.
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High Point
Stamey
Fame
Wagger's
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Hamilton Florist
Hart Drug Co
United States
America
Republic
Liberty
John Totas
Paul Jones
Perry
Lake Erie
Fort Sumter
Jean Pershing
France
Santa Claus
Postal Telegraphend Crichlet Company
Clarence H. Mackey
Postal
New York
Eve
Merry Christmas
High Point Candy Co
Jack Holt
Bebe Daniels
Rio Grande
Great Southwest
Hudson
Essex
Motor Service Company
VETTE
Peoples House
Furnishing Company
Ring Drug Co
Asheville
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Raleigh Salisbury
Cole
High Point Hardware Company
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