Hunting Fishing Law Change Requires Licenses
New rules require hunting and fishing licenses for all tows and streams with annual fees of 1.00 per year. The act classifies certain game items and sets penalties for violations. Licenses apply to rifles and other weapons. exemptions apply to youths under 1 year or age limits as specified.
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Local heavyweight Bout Ends With Bendala Victory
Oliver Bendala defeats George Lofthus, North Dakota heavyweight champion, in seven and a half minutes. Lofthus wins a fall with a double wrist lock, Bendala takes the third fall in 18 minutes. Other notes include Ed Whitley and Sanford Andoraga in a preliminary, plus local items about milk delivery, social visits, and a Denison garage fire incident.
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George Lofthus
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Lotthus
Hat Beadle
Ed Whitley
Sanford Andoraga
States Debate Old Age Pensions Across Regions
The bulletin reports New York leading in proposing old age pension legislation with four bills while Oklahoma and western states move to act. A national trend shows 26 bills introduced in various states, with ages 60 to 70 and monthly pensions from 20 to 60 dollars.
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Scientist Predicts Another Glacial Age
Danish geologist Nordmann warned Associated Press that Earth has likely endured three glacial and two interglacial periods and may enter one or more further ice ages. He cited warmer interglacials and said another glacial era could occur within tens of thousands of years.
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Court to Decide Value of Singing Dog Voice
The Hungarian Supreme Court will determine the value of a dog's voice in a case involving Samuo, a vaudeville star shot by Count Esternay in The Tain Park. Samuo's owner seeks 10100 pengoes, claiming no other compensation would suffice for his loss of a companion.
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Lincoln Pen Sold at Auction for 2900 Dollars
The pen believed used by Lincoln to sign the emancipation proclamation was bought by Gabriel Wells for 2900 dollars at a New York book and relics auction.
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Gabriel Wells
Sargent feeds and grain prices in rural advice column
A fragmenting rural ad style piece urges readers to use Sargent feed products for chicks and pigs, notes pale wheat markets and flour prices, and recommends soybeans with corn for hog growth amid nostalgic market talk and persuasive tips.
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