Society-Society Fauna Contest Returns to Town
Local society notes announce a community fauna contest with entries from several clubs. At limit, readers are invited to submit specimens and attend the evening event with brief remarks by organizers.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
15
Local society notes announce a community fauna contest with entries from several clubs. At limit, readers are invited to submit specimens and attend the evening event with brief remarks by organizers.
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Residents of Cody Wyoming show support for a proposed statue honoring Buffalo Bill Cody and his legacy. Local officials anticipate a favorable reception and potential funding for the statue project amid community enthusiasm and historical pride.
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