Wisconsin Deer Season Ends With Bow Only Open Tenor
The Wisconsin deer season closed with no hunter injuries and few bucks killed. A five day bow only experiment followed the regular season, drawing archers from Wisconsin and nearby states to hunt in the woods. Archery is seen as a safer sport that could revive interest, though bows will not replace rifles. Many hunters worry about dangerous gun use and favor more bow activity to restore recreational hunting.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Blanket of White Brings Moisture to Several States
Weather columns favoring recent snow and rain as drought relief notes moisture reaching Colorado Utah Nebraska Minnesota and North Dakota. Des Moines report cites rainfall aiding depleted water supplies and crops. Authors urge embracing beneficial wet spells despite inconveniences and praise rain for replenishing underground reserves and wells.
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Denver
Des Moines
Son
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ryerty
Wasted Franked Mail Costs At Government Expense
The Postmaster General warns that millions are wasted by using official franked mail for political aid and publicity. Officials estimate the annual savings from trimming free service at about 82 million dollars while taxpayers question the true waste. The piece urges halting franking abuse to save funds for taxpayers.
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Farlex
Helen
Athens
Washington
Orien Vo
Tuapayers
Congress
Ballyhoo
Life saving through prevention in New York health study
Health officials credit prevention for sharp declines in disease and mortality in a New York City district aided by the Millbank Memorial Fund. Diphtheria deaths ended in 82 months, diphtheria rate fell from 197 to 24 per 100000, pulmonary deaths dropped 130 to 92 per 100000, infant mortality fell 20 percent, far surpassing Manhattan's 4 percent drop. Accidents also decreased.
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New York City
Millbank Memorial Fund
Manhattan
District traffic hubs see high throughputs amid injuries rise
The busiest thoroughfares in the city district handle large traffic flows as the first six months show 934 injuries, up from 1377 in 1927's same period. The Millbank Fund contributed 31,000,000 to workers investment in health, a move yielding clear dividends for the community.
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Bute
Millbank
Old bridge condemned in Lancaster Wisconsin
A 55 year old covered bridge over the Wisconsin River at Boscobel is condemned by the Grant County board and will be replaced next summer. The feature notes a mix of history and local sentiment as the aging structure faces removal.
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Wisconsin River
Boscobel
Grant County
Anniversaries from a Century Past
Today’s anniversaries recall George Holland an Anglo American actor born in England and tied to New York with a 1879 date, Max Muliex a philologist born 1803 died 1900, John Singleton Mosby born in Powhatan Virginia a cavalry leader and later U S official who died in 1916, plus Henry W Blair noted as a U S Senator from New Hampshire born in Campton.
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England
New York
Max Muliex
John Singleton Mosby
Virginia
Horn
Powhatan Co
Washington
Henrys. W. Blair
Camnton
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Golden Legion Bible Reading and the Call to Conversion
Fragmentary devotional notes on Acts and Paul’s encounter with Christ. Emphasizes obedience by faith and baptism as essential to salvation and a revived life in Christ. Prospective question, What shall we do to be saved.
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Crist
Christ
Ananias
Ford the
Guard Troops Not Expected for Bridgeport Strike
From archival notes a National Guard company is unlikely to be called out at Bridgeport amid a strike at Martin's Ferry. Governor Harmon arranged nine reserve companies to report home yesterday, and officials do not expect further active service.
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Bridgeport
Amess
Martin’s Ferry
Harmon
Resarva
Elyria Merchant Frank Foster Dies in Battle Creek
Frank H A Foster, 70, a prominent Elyria merchant, died yesterday in Battle Creek Michigan. Born in Carlisle Township he spent most of his life in Elyria and entered business with Cordon Baker about 40 years ago later taking Nelson Fitch as partner. An Elyria Fuel Board order assigns coal priority by class, domestic first then public utilities and others in descending order.
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Frank HA. Foster
Elyria
Battle Creek
Michigan
Sanbamton
Carlisle Township
Cordon Baker
Nelson Fitch
Baker
Tornado relief, Lorain grows amid disaster and plans
The Lorain county area endures a June tornado that damaged many homes and left residents homeless. Community leaders report relief efforts mobilizing, with local organizations distributing funds and supplies to affected families as emergency response continues.
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Gauss
Lowin
Compte
Ton Brooks
Lorain
Local Worker Hurt In Tin Weld Incident
A worker suffered burns while repairing an automobile when a weld sparked and heated tin components. The fire flare burnt two fingers severely as the tin cape heated and flashed, prompting safety checks and a halt in work.
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Nelson
Schael
Lynchburg Council Votes to Restore Street Lighting System
The Lynchburg City Council approved reactivating the street lighting system after concerns led to a temporary shutdown. Officials cited safety improvements and public demand as key factors in the decision.
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Lynchburg
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