Oddities Of Bird And Animal Life In Vermont Tales
The New England Grulthological and Audubon society vouches for a collection of wildlife tales from Vermont. Stories include a bear encounter in Hinmenburg, a woodchuck chased up trees near Mt Graylock, prairie horned larks found for the first time in the state, a cross bred bird seen briefly, a shell engraved turtle once hidden in a shop, and fox hound adventures.
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Vermont
New England Grulthological and Audubon Society
W. Ruwecell
Hinenburg
Chilttenden
Earl Jackson
Hrvih
Mt. Graylock
Pownal
Bennington County
J. Welle Thompson
Pittsfield
Mass
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Wiliam Eastman
Wells River
Eastman
Eevex Junction
Robin
William McDonald
Bennington
Griswold
Alice
Jerome Thornton
Brownington Centre
Thornton
Fox Hole
George Brown
Weat Clarkston
Mortuary Statistics From Baye Modern Woodman Study
A biennial statiation shows 604 short-term deaths among members under five years in the society. Accidental deaths total 885, tuberculosis 1095, self-harm 244, typhoid 492, heart disease 554, cancer 054, Bright's disease 407, pneumonia 746, apipendicide 174, apoplexy 165, diabetes 165, and stomach trouble 165. Accident ranks second in cause.
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Baye
Hood River Electric Plant to Build Dam and Power Line
Hood River Light Power and Water plans a $15,000 project to construct a four dam system on Hood River, including a suspension bridge for a five foot pipe line and a power house. The facility will create about 600 horsepower, serving Travidean Fruit Co and the Joe factory and storage plant, with surplus power for future users.
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Hood River
Travidean Fruit Co
Eight Carloads of Machinery to Minidoka Canal Work
Mesare Hubbard and Carlson load eight cars today with scrapers and grading machinery for shipment to the Minidoka project where a government contract to complete 34 miles of canal will start next week. About 100 men and teams will be used, with possible steam outfits added later. The project aims to remove 4 million cubic yards of earth and create a canal five to seven feet deep and 85 feet wide at the bottom using the latest excavating equipment.
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Mesare
Hubbard
Supposed Suicide Attempt Leads to Tragic End in Jail
A Spokane report outlines George Harrigan awaiting examination on lunacy charges when he set fire to a cell at 2:50 am, then damaged wires and hanged himself after being moved to a wooden cell. Earlier incidents show personal crisis mania. In Monmouth, Oregon a college board renewed faculty terms and added a five year program, placing the institution in step with regional peers.
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Spokane
Republic
George Harrigan
Harrigan
Monmouth Normal College
Board of Regents
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Jason Lee
White Swan
Methodist Episcopal Congress
Portland
Oregon
Christian Endeavor
Willamette Valley
Salem
Northwest Way
Brethren of the Faith
Tayler Street
Indiat
Watterson
Mortuary Statistics
Minidoka
San Francisco
The
Penny Arcade
Bowman
Tomatic and Athletic MA
Chines
Pendleton
Schultz & Stricker
Pilsener Beer
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