National Forest Big Game Growers See Stable Stock In 1924
A 1924 National Forest Service report shows big game totals holding steady or rising across the United States. California, Oregon, Alaska lead deer counts while Alaska bears reach about 8,700. Weathered reports note hopeful gains in overall big game head counts despite heavy rains affecting some regions.
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Margin of Pelicans Cut to Four Games Over Cracker Crew
New Orleans and Mobile split games as Mobile beats New Orleans 9 to 8 in a seven-run second inning. Bears solidify lead while Atlanta and Birmingham rainout shift pace in the Southern Association standings.
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Villa-Vancouver bout signs top flyweight and bantam champ
Pancho Villa world flyweight champion and Vic Foley Canadian bantamweight titleist signed for a 10 round bout in Vancouver on July 17.
Godfrey to Meet Wills in 10 Round Negro Heavyweight Bout
Negotiations closed for a ten round match set for August 15 between George Godfrey and Harry Wills, two prominent black heavyweights from Los Angeles area boxing circles.
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Riley Wins Ten Round Decision Over De La Cruz
Roy Riley of Oklahoma City won a ten round decision over Agel De La Cruz of Manila in San Francisco bantamweight bout.
The Spectator on Quarrels in Modern Religion
The piece argues that modernist and fundamentalist disputes over ancient church issues are needless. It urges focus on practical morality and shared values, asserting religion rests on universal human instincts and leads to good lives, not on unresolved doctrinal debates.
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Monroe Primary Set for September 6 1910
The Fifth Congressional District Executive Committee met at noon in the city court and fixed September 6 1910 as the primary election date for the Democratic congressional nominee. A possible second primary would be October 4 if required.
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Summer Spirit Evident in City Desk Pleasures
Fragmentary OCR notes a light mood in the city as the desk boy at a presidential era office contemplates relief and a more relaxed routine. The passerby mood reflects summer spirit and casual workplace respite.
CROSS WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LIST
A mixed crossword puzzle list with numerous numbered clues across two axes includes entries for dark liquid hauls shore, notable period pronoun obligations marks and produced items, plus many others such as bird’s home unfettered and legal agreement. It presents a dense set of half completed clues and partial phrases suitable for puzzle solving.
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North Louisiana Tennis Tournament Preparations Underway
Final plans for the North Louisiana Tennis Tournament in Forsythe on July 3 and 4 progress. Grounds are being prepared with backstops, roofs for spectators, and judges stands installed. Entries are accepted daily until July 2, with drawings for pairings that evening. A banquet at Monroe Hotel on July 8 will name officers and next tournament host city. Keith of the local Scout Executive office Volunteers from the Boy Scouts will assist.
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Meridian Crushes Laurel in Slugfest After Early Lead
Meridian defeated Laurel nine runs to one, building a big first four innings lead before holding on. Roby Tutwiler and others struggled for Laurel as Meridian’s pitching limited them to three hits. In other games Hattiesburg fell to Brookhaven while Alexandria beat Hattiesburg with timely hits and errors helping the Reds to win.
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Hawthorne Race Season Opens With Star-Bred Entries
Chicago hosts the 58 day Hawthorne summer meet opening tomorrow with horses shipped from New York Canada Kentucky and Omaha. The card features two $25 000 handicaps on July 11 and August 22 and the $50 000 Chicago Derby drawing strong Latonia imports.
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Radio Networks Air Dense Evening of Musical Programs
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Artesian Well Water Used In Local Soda Fountain
Jarrell Drug Co. remains open all night while artesian well water is used for drinks served at the soda fountain.
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