Izaak Walton Forestry Bill Urges State Support
Izaak Walton League members across Kansas urged district legislators to back the Izaak Walton Forestry Fish and Game Refuge bill. The measure would create state owned preserves, forests and water impoundments funded by the fishing hunting fee, with administration by a governor appointee panel and a state game warden.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Izaak Walton League
A. L. Scott
Pittsburg
Izaak Walton
Scott
A. 3. Curran
Iime
Lundy Active in Football and Local Ties at Lincoln
Bill Lundy 52, an assistant sergeant at arms in Nebraska's state house, plays for his hometown football team. He has not been pulled from games by injury or coach, and plans to improve next season. He also wrestles and has a farming and power business in Sargent. Lundy played with his son Albro on the local team, and the pair later faced each other on the field. In addition to football, Lundy has baseball and wrestling credentials and weighs 212 pounds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Associated Press
James W
Bill
Lundry
Lundy
State House of Representatives
Sargent
Nub
Aubro
Albro
University of Nebraska
Legislative passage in Lebanon. McElroy aids effort
By Ahern and H. L. McElroy of Lebanon Kentucky secured passage with out trouble in the legislature. The report notes smooth approval and steady support from local sponsors and lawmakers.
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Ator H. L. McElroy
Lebanon, Ky
Art in Swedish Hospitals Brings Cheerful Wards
Stockholm reports a hospital art movement to place fine works in wards to replace bare white walls. Doctors and patients support selecting colorfully soothing pieces, with care to avoid overstimulation for severely ill patients. Some Swedish hospitals already feature originals and reproductions from master painters.
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Stockholm
Pregs
Sweden
Subees- Tion
Aoung
Golf Gets Early Start in 1925 British season at Rye
London February 14 Associated Press The 1925 golf season began with the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society’s annual president's putter event at Rye won by H D Gillies of New Zealand defeating Cyril Tolley and Sir Ernest Holderness. Holderness has won the putter four times. The society largely includes ex students from Oxford and Cambridge and many Britain’s amateurs of note are members. Storey, a Cambridge student, was runner up last year. Golf remains a gentleman’s game with strong amateur presence. Salt Water Is Frozen in Tacoma Record cold snaps freeze salt water for first time this winter. Skating on ice covers gig Harbor fleet frozen in with temperatures six degrees above zero.
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London
Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society
Rye
H. D. Gillies
New Zealand
Cyril Tolley
Ernest Holderness
Holderness
Oxford and
Cambridge Society
Britain
England
Tacoma
Wash
Weather Bureau
Gig Harbor
Florida Drives to Clean Highways of Unsightly Signs
Large scale effort began in Lake County two years ago and has spread to 21 of 63 counties banning signs on public highways except those by county or state authority. The Florida Development Board promotes scenic conservation, with county beautification commissions forming, and plans to replace road signs with shrubs and flowers. Some counties seek wide right of way and preservation of mature oaks, even rerouting roads to avoid trees.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Associated Press
Lake County
Florida Development Board
State Chamber of Commerce
Bowman Sees Delicate Situation in Taxing Intangibles
Topeka January 27 Associated Press Bowman a member of the state tax commission calls a delicate situation potential if the legislature enacts a law placing higher tax on intangible property than on property in general The proposed law doubles back taxes for five years on delinquent properties and Bowman warns it could penalize earlier unassessed intangibles unless the old penalty is repealed He notes the plan may force hiding of assets and reduce revenue unless changes are made He, a Democrat, opposed the tax amendment in the pre election campaign.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Noah L. Bowman
State Tax Commission
Bowman
Bowmatt
SE 5
Owman
Amateurs Told Why Playing Golf Runs Into Real Money
Amateurs in Ashville report 400 million dollars will be spent by American golfers in 1925. Henry Westall, a golf enthusiast, estimates ball costs at 330 million, dues at 100 million, and spares at 50 million. He projects about 400,000 golfers, rising toward half a million with civic links.
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Ashville
N. C
Associated Press
Henry Westall
Westall
United States
America
Baldwin News Highlights Local Events and Moves
Lawrence business dealings and community updates fill Baldwin’s local notes. Speeding through town and distant travels frame dinn ers, farewells, and planning for parks. East Park play apparatus and a four day Baker’s Spring Festival with a Kansas City soprano headline. Community clubs, school events, and golf plans show Baldwin’s active civic life.
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George W. Ackerman
Lawrence
William Price
Ottawa
Homer
Women's Relief Corps
Ives Chapel
Emma Emery
Gracie May Mathia
West Baldwin
Mathia
Thayer, Kans
Blanche Cage
East Park
Dean Louis A. Rowland
Baker
Little Symphony Orchestra
Kansas City
Helen Brown Read
William M. Holliday
Topeka
Wilbur Holliday
Grace Huey
Gloves Through Time Style Words For Gentlemen
An excerpt on glove fashion urges careful color coordination and proper care. It notes tan capeskin street gloves as ideal, with gray pairs matching gray hats and brown gloves pairing with brown hats, stressing color sense over fabric quality for a well dressed look. It highlights leather care to extend wear and avoid crumpled storage.
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Henry
Chee
Japanese embassy in US translated by UW scholar
An English version of events surrounding the first Japanese embassy to the United States in 1860 has been produced by Dr. Herbert H. Gowen with a Japanese student as assistant. The project conveys historic narrative and aims to illuminate early cross culture contact.
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West Seattle
Wasp
Associated Press
United States
Herbert H. Gowen
University of Washington
North Carolina
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