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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1915
Page
19
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy asks if Uncle Wiggily will go to the seashore to enjoy shells and sea air. He eagerly plans the trip but first must polish his white shoes, dreaming of a stylish seaside stroll.
Uncle Wiggily plans white shoes and Nurse Jane favors a color bloom cap for a seashore look. A cunning fox tries to seize him, but a splash of white shoe polish turns the fox white, foiling the abduction. The rabbit finishes polishing and heads to the sea shore, promising more misadventures ahead.
Eton notices enforce federal migratory bird rules as of the open season. Zone 1 and Zone 2 breeding and hunting dates are listed with state exceptions and monthly start dates. The Agriculture Department will not amend regulations before October 15 1915 and will not hold public hearings on changes.
Insectivorous birds protected with dates for plover snipe and yellowlegs across states. Specific exceptions listed for Florida Georgia South Carolina November to February periods and others. Certain species protected until 1918 with regional notes. Federal Game Warden Oberhaus says migratory bird laws will be enforced despite state court decisions.
The week saw a surge in real estate transfers filed in probate court signaling active money movement. Listings include John W Fowler to Ananias Wiggins for 600 dollars on South Chinquepin and Maple, and Minna W Lindsey to G Russell Ladd for 5200 dollars at Southwest Government and Stocking streets among many others.
The probate court issued licenses for the week ending August 14. Couples listed include David Carl Anderson and Beatrice Helen Montague Franz Schneider and Gertrude Schindel Sete EB Vaughan and Laura.
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