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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1929

Page

2

Fishermen Fit Vessels for Mackerel Bloom

United States Deputy Commissioner Lewis Radcillie notes in Washington on May 3 that the mackerel fishery is rebuilding as boats in Deonecaster and other ports are refitting for the southern fishery. He discusses past catch highs, declines, and the promising 1927 year class' potential to boost future yields along the North Atlantic coast.

Washington North Atlantic

Fourteen Posts of Wisconsin G A R Left One Survivor

In Madison on May 3 the Wisconsin department of the Grand Army of the Republic reports that four teen posts remain with only one surviving member among the organization.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Department of the Grand Army of Republic

April warm and wet as weather bureau notes

The monthly weather summary shows April warmer and wetter than normal with temperatures from 32 to 82 degrees and an average of 55.0 degrees versus 52.1. Rain fell on fifteen days totaling 4.28 inches, including six thunderstorms, while only April 1 had a trace of snow and sunshine hours exceeded normal.

Weather Bureau

Taisho Eighteenth Year Marks New Era Beginning

The year 2589 of the Japanese era Taisho began on January 1 1929, marking the start of the era’s eighteenth year with the new calendar year.

500 Hillmen Lose Homes in Dam Project

Linn Creek Missouri residents prepare to abandon their homes for a 30 million dollar Osage river dam that will create a 125 mile lake, flood 60 000 acres, and bury Linn Creek under 40 feet of water a two year construction plan will employ up to 300 workers with power capacity of 160 000 to 215 000 horsepower and new transmission lines to St Louis and St Francois county.

Linn Creek Osage River Warsaw Benton County Niangua River Hahatonka Linn St. Louis St. Francois County Public Service Commission Jefferson City Union Electric Company

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