U S Game Law Changes Extend Open Season for Birds
U S Game Warden Charles P S Smith notes major changes in 1221 game laws. Open seasons shift for quail prairie chicken and introduced species by five days. No deer season. rabbits unprotected. dove open. Upland and migratory birds have specified dates. fur bears trap dates. hunting license required $1 residents $10 nonresidents. farm owners and tenants may trap or hunt on own land without license during open season.
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U. S
Charles P. S. Smith
Deer Town
Connecticut Blue Laws Restrict Tobacco Use in 1637
A fragment from Ye Olden Blue Laws quotes Connecticut in 1637 restricting tobacco to solitary use at meals or in one’s own house and banning use in company. Penalties included suspension for attempting to evade the ban.
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Connecticut
Gustavus Myers
Local residents travel and social visits around Maquoketa
Arthur Wirth and Ernest Kettle visit relatives in Howard County while Will Phillips Everett Schoenthaler and family tour Cedar Rapids and Anamosa. Numerous local gatherings occur including picnics of the Shipping Association and the 0. S. O. Club, hospital news reports, and a note on Ruth Cornish’s kidney troubles.
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Arthur Wirth
Ernest Kettleson
Howard County
Will Phillips
Everett Schoenthaler
Arla
Laura
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Forest Hill
C. C. Irwin
Cylde’ Trewin
M. Sadler
Ogden
Moguoketa
Dan Galloway
Shipping Association
C. P. Cornish
Odebolt
Hicks
Ames
Charlie Arthur
Dewitt
Dave Hicks
Glen Hicks
Harry Hicks
Ed Schoenthaler
Ruth Cornish
Memorial Hospital
Maquoketa
Pearl Tubbs
Fred Fubbs
Wm. Wood Hurst
Davenport
Anna Ellis
Snyder
George Hansen
Buckham Club
Riverview
Harry Isley
John McKenzie
Baby of
McKenzie
War on Rats Drives New Auto Exhaust Claim
Andrew motored to Independence Jest Thursday to see Mrs Bright. Mgr Will Bright motored to Massil on Sunday to visit relatives. New Weapon for War on Rats claims exhaust from an automobile aids in driving rats from an area. The report notes exhaust as a factor in curbing rodent tampering and cites efforts to improve previous methods.
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Andrew
Independence
Leless
Good Highways Good Highways Farmers Buy Implement
A community effort can profit by purchasing a road grading machine to level grades more efficiently. The device is single-operator driven, reduces labor, and cuts road maintenance time. If neighbors share the cost it speeds road upkeep and lowers effort for all.
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Gisu Tae
AML
Eichon
Better Roads Help Babies in Rural America
A rural health care article argues that improving roads and access to hospitals, nurses, and doctors is essential to infant and maternal care. It links swift transport to survival for illnesses like diphtheria and heart issues, urging state action to ensure hospitals and health centers are reachable for remote communities.
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America
Bahia
Wilusef
Thin Roads and Rising Building Costs Warn of Change
The article notes expensive roadbed work and rapid shifts in construction methods. It discusses MacAdam, paving costs, and how water, iron, and stone dependence will influence future infrastructure. The piece cites railroads and mills, highlighting the impact on builders and material choices in coming years.
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Gan
Garden Notes on Vegetable Growth and Seasons
Fragmentary plant hints discuss how various vegetables grow in the garden and shared seasonal practices. Readers are reminded that proper planning and timing affect yields, with references to planting in spring and managing crops across the growing cycle.
No Doubt of Need for Roads in Food Supply
No doubt exists about the need for better roads as automotives and trucks remain the sole means to deliver food to cities and towns, ensuring reliable access and timely distribution despite challenges in transport infrastructure.
Monmouth Deaths and Funerals in Aged Community
An 1871 Christmas Day visitation in Monmouth Ia precedes obituaries for diverse locals. Messages honor Ena Alta Dye of Monmouth who died Aug 2021 at 49, and Miss Mina Dye with services at Monmouth Cemetery. Community figures, pallbearers, flowers, and interment notes reflect local mourning and ties among Gridley W and Sarah M Dye families.
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Hlta Eas
Monmouth
Gridley W
Sarah M. Dy
Jaring
Jore
Bert B. Dreigis
D. Fawn
George Hendrsin
Richard Anthony
Chicago
Bess Price
C. C
Parks Town City
Lurtie Son
R. C. Best
Imumed
Muscati
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Elwood
Tohn Phillips
Walter Ogden
Ralph Ogden
John Suthers
Arthur Bolten
Baker, Mont
John Coverdale
Geta
Yaz
Pate Hite Pharmacy
Aiaquoketa, Ta
Horie, Bleesot
Federal
State Highway Commission
Kelly
Springfield
Fisk
Goodrich
Art
Cor. W
Lupillag Science
Boomershine
Russ Grace Wyrick
Ma! Best
Marjurie Sutton
Amouth
Jas. Post
George Trimble
N. Ltton
Wm. Preston
Joe Dowcer
Edward Mottard
Maapoketa
Frank Ralston
Addie Hubberd
Clara Kegley
Mount Vernon
M. Morse
Wilt
Wyomin Davenport
John Morse
Wyoming
Mina Dye
E. R
The
Sentinel
Mr. Gaylord
Louie Dubbert
Fred Drumm
BUICK
Eager-Buick
Iowa
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