Open Duck Season Set With New Limits Across States
A national plan approved by President Roosevelt tightens duck hunting rules. Northern states open Oct 21 and run 30 days. southern states run Nov 20 to Dec 14. New bans include sink boxes live decoys zoning, and a 7 am to 4 pm shooting window. Daily bag limits cap at ten ducks, four geese or brant.
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Pioletical Survey
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National Association of Audubon Societies
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Construction of Cheese Day Platform Advances
Construction of the platform for Cheese Day began yesterday under John Tripp. A canvas cover will shield entertainers from sun and weather, with seating arranged in the park for visitors tomorrow.
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John Tripp
Henry Weber Birthday Party Honored at Home
A social gathering Sunday honored Henry Weber on his birthday at his home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sue Weber and family, William and Joe Minnahan of DeKalb, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adolph and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weber and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Getz and daughter Miriam of Chicago.
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Sue Weber
William
Joe Minnahan
DeKalb
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Chicago
Philathea Class 15 Entertained Friday Afternoon
The Hope Evangelical church Phila thea class met at Mrs Fred Schreiner s home on Friday afternoon. Mrs J F Shultz and Mrs Christie Geison led the program with songs prayers scripture reading and a Bible study by Mrs W H Taylor detailing six ways to search the Scriptures.
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Philathea
Hope Evangelical Church
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Christie Geison
W. H. Taylor
T. F. Schultz
Kathryn Rahn
Birthday and wedding party at Lepha Stein home
A combined birthday and wedding party was hosted Sunday evening at Mrs. Lepha Stein's home. Honorees were Mrs. Stein and William Provant for birthdays, and Mr. and Mrs. William Prowant who wed last Saturday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Handel, Mr. and Mrs. William Prowant, and Miss Lois Spealman.
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Lepha Stein
Stein
William Provant
William Prowant
Prowant
Crystal Stein
Lephs Stein
H. P. Hartman
Boyd Handel
Lois. Spealman
Weber and Son Erect New Storage Building
Henry Weber and son are constructing a 26 by 44 foot combined wire shed corn crib and garage on their property beside the cheese factory at the south end of Main street.
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Henry Weber and Son
Poultry Advice Urges Strong Spring Chickens and Better Feeding
A farmer writes that spring chickens have suffered from poor care and low weights. He recommends feeding pullets adequately, using new grain to build up stocks, and raising healthy hens to yield more chicks and eggs next spring. He notes rising prices and demand for chicken dinners as market conditions improve for poultry raisers.
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Ant
Westward trip of Miss Zugschwerdt and Miss Puttcamp
Miss Bessie Zugschwerdt and Miss Dorothy Puttcamp of Princeton returned home Monday after a July 1 car trip through Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Grand Canyon Boulder Dam and the Santiago fair. On the way back they drove through Los Angeles San Francisco and Denver and found the journey very interesting and worthwhile.
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West Coast
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Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Santiago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Lightning kills cow at Henry Kahler farm Monday
Henry Kahler lost a cow Monday forenoon when a thunderstorm with heavy rain struck the farm and the animal was killed by lightning.
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Henry Kahler
Coal Production Up In First Half Amid Mixed Demand
Production data show a rise in coal output with 286 tons noted in the period. In the first six months in NH, output reached 21,1784 tons, reflecting a boost despite erratic demand and varying worker counts.
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Ley
Hino
Lady By Choice Blonde Logician Dilemma in Dialogue
A playful dialogue centers on a boss offering a fur coat or a trip to Atlantic City. The brunette character jokes about preferring charges against a person, while the blonde asks what Betty said after a proposal discussed last night. The exchange ends with uncertainty over Betty’s response.
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