Changes in Kansas fish and game laws outlined
A list of revisions by D. D. Leahy outlines new seasons licenses and penalties. The duck season runs October through December with bag limits and live decoy rules. New county and state licenses set at 1.00 and 3.00 respectively, non resident licenses reduced, and fishing license rules updated. Dynamite fishing penalties soberly noted alongside mussel season removal and migratory bird rule alignment. The changes take effect upon statute publication. Noted expert Dr. Francis X. Dercum dies in Philadelphia.
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Kansas
D. D.leahy
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt, Kaw
Pleasant Valley School Closes With Celebration
Pleasant Valley closed on Friday April 17 with a basket dinner and afternoon program by students and Miss Dorothy Tobler. A large crowd attended as community members planted trees and flowers in the yard. Children will begin a summer reading course on the second Wednesday in May under Miss Mildred Maroney or Mrs Ed Illian with books from the traveling library at Topeka.
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Pleasant Valley
Noom
Dorothy Tobler
Mildred Maroney
Ed Illian
Topeka
Spain Prison Head Sees PTA Meeting Appoints Committees
Following the last Parent-Teacher Association meeting officials named program and social committees. Appointees include Mrs. A Terry Crall, Mrs. Mike Keller, Mrs. H Rothrock and others who will plan for next year and report in September.
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A. Terry Crall
Mike, Keller
H. Rothrock
Ed_Ihian
A. Lynch
Vernon
Garratt
Double Dee Club
Mike Hadl
Mildred Maloney
Memorial High School
Harold Cloward
Pleasant Valley
Clinton Belvoir School District Meeting Oversees Budget
Clinton Belvoir district No. 25 held an afternoon school meeting at the schoolhouse electing Harry Unger as director and approving a 1200 budget. Repairs were left to the board. Miss Shuster will teach another term with a ten dollar raise. Cecil Johnson organized a summer music class. 4 H members and parents attended. updates on club plans were given by president Robert Kampschroeder with Rose Baldwin acting secretary.
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Clinton
Harry Unger
Miss Shuster
Cecil Johnson
Miss Johnson
Clinton 4-H Club
Robert Kampschroeder
Rose Baldwin
Terrill
Model Club
Alice Woodward
Waneta Nemie
Lois Harrell
Blanch Harrell
Marriet Hume
Eileen Johnson
Adine Johnson
Irene Gibler
Jude Anderson
Frederick Lee
Harry Murphy
Belvoir
School awards honor students for attendance and reading
On the last day of school certificates were issued to students for perfect attendance. Neil Illian achieved no absences or tardies. Ninety five percent certificates went to Harold, Maxine and Paul. Special reading and reporting awards were given to Howard, Vivian Rothrock, Catherine Luckan, Enid Illian, Dan Illian, Helen Church, Enid Illian, Maxine Howard and Paul Howard for completing six books from the reading circle list. Paul Howard won the spelling prize for the most perfect lessons.
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Neil Illian
Harold
Maxine
Paul
Howard
Vivian Rothrock
Catherine Luckan
Enid
Dan Illian
Helen Church
Enid Ilian
Maxine Howard
Paul Howard
Blizzard Refugees Travel to Dallas After 57 hour Train Trip
Clarence Bickle family recounts a perilous west blizzard journey from La Junta Colorado to Dallas Texas taking 57 hours. near wrecks occurred as storm prevented forward progress for a day. Belvoir school hosted a noon basket dinner and a program with eight pupils, certificates awarded for perfect attendance.
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Clarence Bickle
la Junta
Colo
Dallas
Tex
Wreck
Belvoir
Leona
Mary Gaines
Bessie Murphy
Dark
Seole
Lawrence
Mattie Kampschroeder
Alabama Bus and Truck Law Mandates Speed Governors
Montgomery AP reports a new Alabama law requires buses and trucks to have governors to limit speed to thirty five miles per hour. The measure targets commercial vehicles to curb unsafe driving statewide.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Senate OKs limit on passing on hills and curves
Des Moines Iowa AP The Iowa senate passed a bill making it unlawful for an automobile to pass another at the crest of a hill or on a curve where the view is obscured within 500 feet The measure aims to reduce passing dangers and accidents statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iown
Senate
River reshapes Missouri river leaves Forest City inland
River migration moves channel away from Forest City Missouri, leaving the town several miles from the water where steam boats once docked along the town's main street.
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Forest City
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