Buffalo Saving on Great Plains and Canadian Herds
The article recounts buffalo recovery efforts in US and Canada, noting three U S national park herds, the Wind River and Yellowstone wild herds, and Canadian transfers from Wainwright to Fort Smith. It describes past slaughter, shifting habitats, and ongoing debates over herd management and future numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson Sherman
Plains
United States
Canada
Great Plains
Uncle Sam
National Park
Wind River
Yellowstone
Mirror
Grand Canyon
Absaroka Mountains
Sam
Gardiner
Mont
Ido
Michael Pablo
Fiathead
Montana
Wainwright
Alberta
Wainwright Park
Wort Stith
Northwest Territories
Hay Rivera
Lake Athafosca
Great Save Inhe
Thia
Canadian Railways
Fort Smith Reservation
Fort Smith
Edmonton
Clearwater River
Athabasca
Athabasca River
Lake Athabasca
Slave River
la Butte
Rockies
Oregon
Alleghenices
Carolinas
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Great Sinve Lake
Mexico
Mississippi
Upper
Missouri
Fremont
George Frederick Ruxton
American Southwest
Rocky Mountains
St Louis
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Fort Benton
Cody
Texas “Panhandle
Yellowstone National Park
Utah News Notes Highlight Local Grants and Crime
Reports from Utah towns cover a Leave of Absence for Principal Gunnison sugar payments exceed last year Salt Lake City census shows growth Ogden murder case and political wins Police plan gas bomb tactics for arrests Utah State Fair finances and women’s ArdA club Payson rainbow trout planting elk hunting permit request Spanish Fork beet processing Farmington flood hero medal Myton Indian school superintendent appointment and reservation education progress
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Delta
Joseph F. Anderson
Filmoreahich
Southwest
National Geographic Society
Gunnison
Gunnison Sugar Company
Gunnison Valley
George E. Browning
Ogden
Harmon W. Peery
Arthur F. Larson
Mra
Mary E. Farley
Stanley Robbins
Salt Lake City
Joseph E. Burbidge
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Arda Club
Young Women's Christian Association Club
Romios
Utah
State Fish and Game Department
E. M. Bagley
Salt Lake Fish and Game Protective Association
Spanish Fork
Stipendous: Amellua Swear Not by the Moon
The fragment from Searson's Weekly in London discusses an exchange about swearing an oath by something valuable. It references Augustus and Alvelin, with a rant on what to swear by and mentions salary as a possible sacred bond. The text shows OCR garble and archaic diction.
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Alvelin
Searson’s Weekly
London
Cleopatra and Antony Amid Nile Veil Scene
Fragmentary verse scene shows Antony praising Cleopatra aboard a royal barge on the Nile. The dialogue hints at Venus imagery and unfolding romance, with contemporary slang interwoven in the garbled text.
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Antony
Cleopatra
Venus
Superstitions Spark Laugh After Ladder Encounter
In a playful exchange, a wife mocks her husband for superstition after recalling their first meeting beneath a ladder. He recalls predicting something horrible would happen, prompting lighthearted banter about luck and fate.
Dialogue snippet from overheard street exchange
A brief exchange appears to capture a tense moment where an older speaker scolds a younger one while mentioning a banubu purchase. The fragment hints at a street conversation with implied disappointment and a social interaction between two individuals.
Dim Them Lamps Qh Mary Call Your Cattle Home
A fragmented verse recalls Mary leading calves across the sands of Dee with a call to bring cattle home for sale. The snippet hints at rural life and livestock trading in a folkloric tone.
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Mary
Sands of
Dee
Willing Customer and Waltrea Exchange a Kiss Moment
A playful scene unfolds in a Progressive Grocer aisle as Willing Customer asks for a kiss and Waltrea consents with the caveat of not stealing it from her. The lighthearted exchange showcases everyday humor in a shopper moment.
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Waltrea
In Luck I Ain't Got Money for My Wife in Florfida
A fragmentary line shows a speaker addressing Sas about money to retrieve a wife from Florfida. The odd phrasing hints at a regional or humorous note in a historical column. No clear names beyond Sas are readable. the piece reads as a spoken aside in a larger dialogue.
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Sas
Florfida
Untitled exchange at 30 Little Loendon Mall
Fragmentary dialogue shows a couple's pledge of love amid a brief street scene at Loendon Mall. No clear event, place, or identifiable figures beyond the setting.
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Loendon Mall
Fragmented Progress Note on Women and Smoking
A partial quote discusses modern times and women learning to smoke cigarettes without apparent harm. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or sources.
Overheard on the Campus Lisle
In a campus chat Ethel mocks a woman student as not all there while Alice and Tisie discuss a girl at college who supposedly attends for more than education. The exchange satirizes campus expectations and social bias.
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Lisle
Ethel
Alice
Tisie
Simp
Untangling Oil Dependence Across National Systems
Fragmented remarks discuss energy policy and dependence on oil, contrasting generic economic machines with national political infrastructures and the need to adapt before energy constraints bite. The text hints at a broader critique of policy in shifting from oil-reliant models to diversified strategies.
Luck and Pluck Go On a Quest for Gold and Laughter
The old verse follows Luck and Pluck climbing life’s hill seeking fortune and joy. Luck loses his crown, and Pluck tumbles after, in a moral line about peril and resilience.
Unclear fragment hints at rivalry between two women
Fragmentary text suggests a confrontation or social tension between two women with hints of a reading or viewing dispute. The wording is garbled, offering no clear names, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Humorous sidewalk chat on marriage vows and honesty
A light street exchange finds one speaker asserting most men are happily married while the other doubts this, claiming few would admit otherwise. The brief dialogue captures casual urban humor and sentiment on marriage.
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Pari
George King
Board of Education
Hans C. Jonsen
Quincy and
Sullivan Avenues
Prei
Payson
Payson Fil and Game Protection Association
Payson Creek
Sprink Lake
Payson City
Farmington
R. Clarence Robinson
Robinson
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburg
Myton
Earle Woolridge
Fort Hall
Idaho
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Frank Davis
Shiprock
Arizona
Woolridge
Miss Cayenne
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