Passage of Birds Captures Distant Skyways And Ducks
Larry Bauer X reports on migratory birds as a harbinger of spring. Wild geese traverse skies above cities, inspiring awe and occasional danger from crashes through glass roofs. Mallards, hunted by man, are poised for comeback due to five Minnesota nesting projects and new protections. A remembered scene from northern France shows ducks paddling near gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Bauer
Warn Olk
T Whee Old Gander
Skyways
Hfe
Madard
Old Mallard
Cy Plattes
Minnesota
Talcott
Cotttonwood Lake
Egg Lake
France
Women read the news too says library scene
The piece argues that women avidly read the news and women's pages in papers are crucial. Librarian Anne Lucas notes demand for books on Mussolini and Hitler, while the essay asserts women actively follow world events, finance, fashion, and household topics, challenging male stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Rhineland
Germany
Saar
Reich
Anne Lucas
American Woman's Association
New York City
Mussolini
July
George
Edward VIII
Queen Victoria
Queen Mary
England
Westerns Hold Hope Back in Republican Nomination Battle
Western leaders split over concessions to Mr. Hoover while eastern figures fade from contention. Landon Borah and Vandenberg lead discussions on platform, with midwestern and eastern factions debating anti Roosevelt aims and possible cross-regional coalitions ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Kansas
Knox
Ilinois
Borah
Idaho
Vancender
Michigan
Dickinson
Iowa
Hoover
California
J Oyden Mills
James W. Wadsworth
David A. Reed
Fess
Ohio
Roosevelt
Borwh
Vandenberg
Mississippi Flood Control and River Expansion Efforts
The article outlines flood control for the lower Mississippi Valley with levees, floodways, and new barriers to divert floodwaters. It cites $272,000,000 already allocated and $245,000,000 requested for extended projects including cloudways in Louisiana and Arkansas, flood control on the Yazoo and other rivers, and roadwork along levees to ensure swift transport during breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fevces
Lower
Mississippi
Louisa
Arkansas
Fraoeis
Yazoo
Cleanup Planned for Hempstead County Visitor Front
Cleanup efforts aim to improve appearances ahead of summer visitors drawn to Hempstead county historic sites. Town discussions seek practical, low cost improvements to polish the town front and welcome Centennial visitors. Further planning will occur at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hempstead
Washington
Arkansas Roads Draw Auto Club Complaints And Cattle Hazards
The Automobile Club of Missouri warns of dangerous driving conditions in Arkansas. They report motorists face tolls, cattle on highways, and lack of stock laws causing frequent accidents. The club urges cooperation with state officials to improve traveler safety without greatly increasing mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Commissioner’s Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
The Wnndersigned as Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction at the front door of the Hempstead County Court House in Washington Arkansas on a Saturday in April 1936. The property comprises sixty acres described as parts of sections twenty fifteen in township eleven south range twenty four west, with terms including a three month credit, a 6 percent interest rate, and a deed of trust to secure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Federal Law Bank of
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstear
Penestele
Towit
South West
Hempstead
Arkansaas
Dave
Dale Jones
Arkansas livestock hazard prompts highway fencing debate
The article notes small tax increases discourage travel and outlines concerns from Texas and Arkansas tourism groups about livestock on highways. It describes calls for a state stock law, fencing strategies, and remarks by industry leaders on routing practices and infrastructure to reduce hazards. It also mentions iodine as an active material in storage battery technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Automobile Association of Austin
Texas
Texarkana
Little Rock
Memphis
Arkansas
San Antonio
Tex
J. N. Heiskell
the Gazette
Sale of Hempstead County Arkansas lands in 1930 decree
In the decretal order of the Chancery Court the Land Bank of St. Louis files a sale in cause No. 2996. Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction at the courthouse in Hempstead County Arkansas on April 11, 1935. The property includes parts of Sections 10 15 22 in Township 12 South Range 25 West containing about 160 acres. Terms: three months credit with bond, purchaser to pay from sale date, lien retained on purchase money. Published March 18, 1930. Commissioner of ChancerySale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank
St. Louis
Missouri
Ferguson, Et al
Washington
Arkinson
Towneship Twalve
Range
Hempstead County
Arkansas
A. D
Dale Jones
Chabvery
Canadians Rescue James ton close
Canadians rescue James ton after moose starvation crisis on Isle. Michigan Conservation Department traps and relocates emaciated moose to the mainland as natural browse is exhausted and ponds are stripped. St Germain of Baraga directs a 30 foot square enclosure trap with trip wire and rope lasso to capture and move the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ton Close
Isle
Michigan Conservation Department
Stummer
St. Germain
Baraga
Mich
Fragmentary note on a sleigh hoist and state park holiday program
The readable text describes a captive hauled on a sleigh through woodland to a birch, then transported across a lake to Munising Michigan for a state park program. It mentions collecting food and distributing to children annually, with details heavily garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll Ovis
Munising
Mich
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Cheney
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Mowe Operated
Wats
Ife
McWilliams & Co
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Lacrosse
Tropics
Miami
West
Mr. Hoover
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Igal
Roy Anderson and Company
Gibson Drug Company
Rexam
Hope, Ark
Piggly Wiggly
Maxwell House Coffee
Angel Food
Bach
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Suga
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Morrell
Heck Bones
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Washington, Ark
Caudle
Carlton
Ark
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