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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1916

Page

20

Michigan Starts Wild Game Farm at Hanson Refuge

Michigan plans a state propagation farm at the Hanson refuge in Crawford County near Grayling, part of ongoing drive to fence private lands and dedicate areas to state game. Commissioned by Oates, the project features an 80 acre receiving enclosure, water power for station needs, planned trout hatchery on Portage Creek, and diverse habitats for elk, caribou, moose, pheasants, and waterfowl with long term aims to stock public lands statewide.

Wemroit Michigan Oates Hanson Rasmus Hanson Grayling Crawford County Walhalla Tuscounty Carl EB Schmidt Detroit Prescott Tesco Oxeman Countes George A. Prescott State Game Department Hinnson Staten Platens Portage Lake Portage Commission Oates Crawford Ontos Jyater Uptad Portage Creek Ngs Chenxants Tosco County Carley Schmidt Galloway Nome Cedar Lake Marting Valhalla Ted White

Skunk Farm Brings Modoc Town Wealth and Odd Aroma

In Modoc near Prairie du Rocher a skunk farm, run by F. A. and Ulysses Thompson, hosts about 1400 captives. The operation yields thousands annually from civet oil and hides, with breeding and feeding basics described as the stock multiplies and markets rise.

Modoc Tron Mountain Prairie du Rocher St. Louis Post-Dispatch Kith Jin Modoc Ix America Chicago Armourdale Kan River Front Lo Brothers F. A Ulysses Thompson F. A. Spenils St. Louis Thompson Brothers

Whitman students attempt six rooms on five hundred dollars

In Walla Walla Whitman College home economics seniors and juniors tested budgeting by attempting to furnish six rooms with six hundred dollars. After touring stores the class created a list and one girl withdrew two rooms, leaving four rooms funded by five hundred dollars for kitchen dining room sitting room and bedroom. The rest tried to stretch the funds, finding five hundred dollars hard to cover six rooms.

Walla Walla Wash Whitman College

Jamaica Prefers American Made Goods in Trade Notes

Jamaica favors United States products for dry goods and clothing, with consular reports from Kingston highlighting quicker, newer American designs and lower total cost vs England. The piece also describes vivid, unrelated observations about skunks and their odors, providing quirky local color.

Washington Jamaica J.C. Monaghan Kingston Central South America Tie United States Caribbean Sea Gulf Buenos Ayres England America South Central America Gulf and Caribbean Sea South and

Powder and Rouge Demand in Gentlemen's Market

An editorial essay argues women powder and rouge as self defense against social scrutiny, urging men to rethink vanity and see women as independent beings. It critiques powder use as social humility and calls for male imitation of women's meek self-presentation while reflecting on wartime trade talk and male leadership dynamics.

Jack Bater

Ford Still Clings To His Peace Plan

Henry Ford returns to New York after the Oscar II voyage and asserts he does not regret his peace effort. He says he financed the trip, aims to help war-torn peoples, and disputes claims of personal gain, urging continued press scrutiny to spark public thought and potentially shorten the war. He notes no real strife among delegates and defends his role as custodian of his money.

York Newark N. J Grandma Slster Henry Ford Oscar II Battery Forty-second Street Waldorf Ford The Tam New York Europe Onda Ofieiaia Sweden Norway Holland the Hague Peace Party Louis Lackner Gaston Plantiff Ford Motor Company

German Liberal Would Kill All War Prisoners

Milan Jan 15 ex Berlin parliament liberal urges killing of prisoners in Germany. Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift advocates killing of wounded or sick prisoners to save room and money, with claims of infection risk. Reports recount executions of Red Cross staff and nurses, and a German army note describing mass killings of English prisoners.

Milan Taly Herr Pothoff Berlin Germany Deutsche Medizinische Wocherschrift Whch Patit Dauphinois Nulaprt

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