Testimony on Buck Law and deer conservation debate
The article cites testimony on the buck law used during the recent open deer season. It notes many witnesses claim does are found killed and left to rot, but argues the law helps save deer while urging a further closed season to truly prevent extinction in the region. It questions biases of witnesses and advocates a policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
John Holland
Bessemer
John
Upper Peninsula
See Copper Country by Auto See Upper Peninsula First
The article urges Ironwood and Gogebic County residents to take an auto trip to Michigan's copper country and Keweenaw Point. It extols scenic roads surfaced with stamp sand, highlights Fort Wilkins and historic military roads from Green Bay to Keweenaw Point, and suggests a two to three day itinerary to enjoy the region's natural beauty and history.
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America
Upiper Peninsula
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Michigan Copper Country
Copper Country
Ironwood
L'Anse
Houghton
Hancock
Keweenaw Bay
Keweenaw Point
Upper Peninsula
Wilkins
United States
Fort Wilkins
Green Bay
Watersmeet
Bruce’s Crossing
Sheridan Road
Fort Dearborn
Fort Sheridan
Green Bay Road
Gogebic County
End of beer debate notes medical use surrender
Congress votes to end medicinal breweries opened by Mellon. Forty liquor may be bought as medicine, but wine and beer may not. Physicians question beer and whiskey value. Prohibitionists deem beer a greater social evil than whiskey.
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Congress
Absent enforcement, medicinal beer debate shadows Volstead
The piece argues that stricter prohibition risks failure to enforce laws and calls for amending the Volstead Act to permit low alcohol beer. It contends medicinal beer would undermine national sobriety and urges Congress to rethink beer limits to prevent widespread access to hard liquor.
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Congress
United States
Arbuckle Trial Reflections On Public Fatigue And Expectation
The writer predicts broad discontent among reasonable readers over the Arbuckle trial’s continued coverage. They lament sensationalized details in metropolitan papers and hope for a swift verdict with minimal publicity in the next proceedings of the Fatty Arbuckle case.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
San Francisco
Metropolital
Arbuckle
Stillman
City i Daily
State Trappers Report September and October Yields
State Game Warden Baird releases September and October trapper tallies. September records show 14 wardens over 404 days securing 48 predatory animals plus 4 timber wolves 12 coyotes and 32 foxes with other species noted. October totals include 19 hunters over 557 days yielding 84 predatory animals plus additional hawks owls porcupines and other wildlife. Personal lists name Joe A. Drake Sam Bennett A. Loomis Curr ent Hawkins and others with varied catches.
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Baird
J. A. Loomis
Munising
Joe
Joe A. Drake
Baraga
Sam Bennett
Kenton
Mike Loshaw
Ewen
A. J. Loomis
Curiven Hawkins
Whitefish Point
Charles Beatty
Delaware Mine
Ironwood High School notes promising basketball season
Ironwood High School enters the basketball season with a mix of veterans and newcomers. Captain Clarence Nelson leads the first team in his senior year, while Steve McKvitt and Clifford Rowe are key returnees. William Mohr joins from Appleton, Wisconsin as a standout new talent. The squad roster includes Nelson, Peterson, McKvitt, Rowe, Mohr, Pickard, Healy, Adam e, Cyengros, Crary, Johnson, Holemo, Gustafson and Pierce.
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Ironwood High School
Clarence Nelson
Steve MckKevitt
Steve
Clifford Rowe
William Dohr
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Nelson
Gunnar Peterson
Steve McKavitt
William Mohr
Hdmund Pickard
Robert Healy
Ralph Adame
Michael Cyengros
Seldon Crary
Arvid Johnson
Sigurd Holemo
Oscar Gustafson
James Pierce
Luther L. Wright High School
Negaunee
Ironwood
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Buck Law
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the State Trappers
Times
Sullivan Insurance
Agency
Reliable Agency
J. F. Hein
Gogebic National Bank
Michigan
Goodyear
Lindbloom-Peterson
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