Fish and Game Law Violators Face Heavy Penalties
State game wardens arrested 113 persons with 106 convictions for game and fish violations in May, fines totaling 2156.60. Leading offenses included possession of illegal skins and nets, hunting or fishing without a license, taking undersized fish, possession of spears, and using trot lines. Officials note the closed season for black bass and bluegills from April 30 to June 16 is generally observed.
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Conservation Department
Maude Mullers of Quapaw Council Elects Maude and Retains Officers
The Maude Mullers of Quapaw held a regular meeting last evening after a tiring trip to Petersburg. Mrs Lolacker was elected Maude and all officers were retained. Guests enjoyed refreshments at the close of the business session.
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Maude Mullers
Quapaw
Petersburg
Lolacker
Maude
Four Year Old Mary Margaret Froeschke Undergoes Tonsil Removal
Mary Margaret Froeschke, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oz Froeschke, had her tonsils removed yesterday at her grandmother's home in Dexter Missouri. The Froeschkes are spending their vacation in Missouri. The young patient endured the minor operation well and stood it splendidly.
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Mary Margaret
Oz Froeschke
Dexter
Uncle Bob Miers Attends 58th I A Class Commencement
Bloomington judge Robert W. Miers, a former congressman, attended the 58th commencement of I A on Monday. The 1870 class member was the sole attendee from that year and recalled memories spanning 58 years, during which he served as a trustee of the institution.
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Robert W. Miers
Bloomington
I. A
Judge Miers
Indian heiress vanishes and marries in Iowa record
Maude Lee Mudd, 16, heir to a $1 200 000 Oklahoma estate, who disappeared May 21 from Miami Oklahoma, married yesterday in Council Bluffs to Earl E Gordon 27, an automobile salesman from Miami with her mother's consent. Guardian William Simms said the marriage is valid. A large search by county and state officers followed her disappearance.
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Council Bluffs
Maude Lee Mudd
Miami
Okla
Earl E. Gordon
Susanne Bomberry
Wiliam Simms
Vinta
Reward Offered For Dynamiting Fish In Indiana Streams
Indiana conservation officials announce a $100 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of dynamiting fish. Officials vow to end this unsportsmanlike practice as black bass and other game fish nest in streams. Wardens ordered to watch for illegal spear and netting during closed seasons. open bass season begins June 16.
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Conservation Department
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game
Amicus Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Wright Home
Mrs Arthur Wright entertained the Amicus club at North Main Street last evening with a business session followed by two contests. Prizes went to Mrs Clinton Reintjes and Miss Bertha Richardson. A two course luncheon was served to eight members and guests. Next meeting set for Mrs Oscar Haseman's home.
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Arthur Wright
Amicus Club
Haldon Beasley
North Main Street
Clinton Reintjes
Bertha Richardson
Clinton Reinties
Margaret Pirtle
Kenneth Richardson
Bella Beasley
Elizabeth MacChristie
Wright
Oscar Haseman
Degree Work Conferred by Quapaw Council in Petersburg
Members of Quapaw Council No. 80 Daughters of Pocahontas conferred the degree on a Petersburg class. The visiting team from Quapaw was royally welcomed and kindly treated by the Petersburg lodge. Afterward a bountiful banquet honored the participants.
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Daughters of Pocahontas
Petersburg
Bloomfield Man Receives Fine and Prison Sentence
Harley Watson of Bloomfield pleaded guilty in circuit court to receiving money under false pretenses in an automobile sale. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to a Michigan City prison for one to five years. Watson and his brother formerly ran the Bloomfield Nash Motor Co.
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Harley Watson
Bloomfield
Clieut
Michigan City
Watson
Bloomfield Nash Motor Co
Indianapolis Hogs and Live Stock Market Report
Market notes from Indianapolis on June 10 show hog receipts at about 10,000 with heavies steady and other weights down 10 to 20 cents. Best heavies 12.25, other hogs 12.00 to 12.10, bulk 12.00 to 12.10. Cattle receipts 1,000, slow market. steers 10.50, cows and heifers 7.50 to 10.50. Sheep still in, lambs 6.00 tops with 15.00 for lambs. calves receipts 1,100 with market steady to 50 cents lower, tops 9.00, bulk 7.00 to 9.00.
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Indianapolis
Birth of Billie Thomas to McKinney Family
Mr and Mrs Thomas McKinney announce the birth of a baby boy named Billie Thomas born yesterday at their home on First street southwest The mother is formerly Miss Mabel Suthard.
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Thomas McKinney
First Street
Billie Thomas
Mabel Suthard
City Hospital Patient Goes Home
Mrs. George Brown was discharged from City hospital and returned home today.
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George Brown
City Hospital
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Dayton
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Campbell
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Linton
Edna Ferber
Wallace Beery
Ben Lyon
John Bowers
Joseph Degrasse
Ford Sterling
Gladys Brockwell
Rosemary Theby
Phyllis Haver
Dot Farley
Charlotte Merriam
Bennie Leonards
Dixie
Hart Schaffner & Marx
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Ax & Fry
Ade
Bob Miers
Amicus
United Press Dispatch
City Hospital Report
South Main
Wakeffield
Powell & Warner
Nicklo
Owen Moore
Sidney Chaplin
Sylvia Breamer
Ivan
Wes
Chas. W. .Johnson
Lemuel Ellis,d.s.t
Ind
Overland
Toledo
Overland Hodges Co
Carl H. Roach
Main St
Gutizen
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