Changes in Duck Shooting Rules Outlined for Season
Joe Darlin chief of the Bureau of Biology outlines new duck hunting rules after the annual Migratory Bird Treaty Act meeting. A 30 day season from Oct 2 to Jan 15 will apply with flexible weekly blocks, reduced total days, and sunrise to sunset shooting. Baiting near stands remains restricted and daily bag limits vary by species to protect waterfowl stocks.
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Vepour du Gouir
Joe No Darling
Bureau of Biologia
Admmary Board, Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Washington
State Game Department
Darlin
Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Bears and SkunKs Earn Big Pay as Extras in Movies
Compoit, a ranch owner near the celluloid village, rents animals to studios for film work. His menagerie including bears, camels, swans, kangaroos, raccoons, and other creatures brings in thousands yearly, with daily rates from 25 cents to 750 dollars per animal. Compoit and his five sons manage and care for the animals, supplying most animals seen on screen except dogs, horses, and sons.
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Swanous
Comport
Des Ert Desert Plant May Yield Valuable Oil
Neb samples from the monarda plant growing on dry Nebraska desert soil are studied by University of Nebraska chemists to see if an oil could found a new industry. Professors Burt and Bahey harvested over a ton of plant to obtain five and a half pints of dark aromatic oil. They labored ten days to extract the samples rich in phenols used as bases for disinfectants as volatile oils emerge.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Joseph B Burt
Fred Bahey
College of Pharmacy
Drouth and Chinch Bugs Hit Illinois Dairymen Hard
Illinois dairymen face drought and chinch bug pressure reducing forage quality. discussion covers feed options including corn, bran, alfalfa hay, oats, and brewers grain, with cost estimates for total digestible nutrients. Extension advice from university sources emphasizes practical rations and balancing protein while considering local prices and availability.
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Sagan Dowd
Rhodes
Husbands
Timur
Sidan
Coldanseed
Atos
Poorhouse Plea After Car Seizure in Radio Dispute
A man faces financial strain as a finance company repossesses his car this morning. His wife suggests walking to cope, while he questions the cost of keeping listening to the radio. The exchange hints at tension over money and media access.
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Tubby
Untitled Fragments on Civil War Scout and Native Conflicts
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a man who joined the United States as a scout during the Civil War and taught part of the campaigns against the Sioux and Cheyenne. It mentions leadership of Native groups, names such as Buffalo Bull and Lorhall, and a coded public event in 1875.
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Xyler
Lo Hall
Ellow
Spir
Fragmented Message About Apartment Purchase In Crehead
A garbled note requests assistance to buy an apartment on a Creehead street area. The text is partially unreadable with unclear names dates or exact location details. The intended action appears to be arranging a living space purchase or inquiry.
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Creehead
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