Outdoor notes on dogs and hunting laws and a bear story
An Associated Press Outdoor Editor column discusses dog ownership and arranging local handling classes for mixed lineage dogs, plus a note on Bob Reeve the Alaskan bear hunter and a Waunakee native. It mentions private land hunting risks in Darlington and Michigan’s rising hunting license sales through November with up to 37 percent increases.
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Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Kodiak
Russ Pyre
Bob Reeve
Alaska
Waunakee
Reeve
Aleutian Airways
American Museum
Darlington
Judy Pattison
Pattinson
Lafayette County
Michigan
Christmas Party Highlights at Local VFW Club
Santa hosts a party for children with Loraine Fought and dancing dolls. Members are reminded two weeks to pay dues for good standing, with dues gifts suggested for relatives. A covered dish supper occurs Wednesday, Dec 21 at 6 30 p m, with after supper entertainment and dances on wed and sun evenings.
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Loraine
VFW
Thomas Rooney
Bengal Steel Plant Loan Approval in India Sees Expansion
New Delhi reports the government will lend 8 to 10 million dollars to the Steel Corp of Bengal to nearly double its 250000 ton capacity in a few years. A 500000 ton steel plant is also planned in the Central provinces as India raises output from 900000 tons yearly to meet 2500000 ton requirements. Buy security bonds.
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New Delhi
Platteville Native Dies in Milwaukee at 81
W Lincoln Smythman of Sussex Wisconsin, former Milwaukee school principal for 42 years until 1938, died at a Milwaukee hospital Sunday. A Platteville native, he graduated from Platteville Normal and the University of Wisconsin, taught in Oshkosh, led Wisconsin Avenue and William McKinley schools, and is survived by his wife four sons a daughter and two brothers. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Sussex.
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W. Lincoln Smythman
Sussex
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Platteville Normal School
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Avenue
William McKinley
Mike Eror Errs In Jewelry Peddling Case
Pittsburgh police say Mike Eror admitted stealing about 1500 dollars worth of jewelry from a Renton store last week. He attempted to sell pieces to a former county detective who recognized him from a previous burglary conviction. The proprietor identified the stolen jewelry in Eror's possession.
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Pittsburgh
Mike Eror
C. A. Kirkpatrick
Renton
Eror
Kirkpatrick
Jewe Store
Lincoln groom admits hammer murder in Georgia case
James Henry Young a 25 year old Ararat Virginia man, held for Columbus Georgia authorities, confessed in an eight page statement to the hammer beating death of 69 year old piano tuner Joseph Crump Durden on December 1. His wife Margaret 19 and brother Kyle 23 are also in custody on open charges after signing extradition waivers.
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Nebr
James Henry Young
Columbus
Ararat
Havelock
Neb
Joseph Crump Durden
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