Deer Numbers in Westchester Rise Cutting Across Towns
Westchester County game warden Edward Townsend reports deer are abundant this season, with 20 to 30 seen in hours away from roads and dogs. He notes no open deer season, hundreds near Rye Lake, and incidents of deer entering Yonkers and White Plains, often struck by cars at night. He cites dogs as their main enemy.
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Westchester County
New York
Edward
Townsend
Westchester
Rye Lake
Rye
Katonah
England
Yonkers
New Rochelle
White Plains
Manhattan
Navy Department Almanac Data Helper Miss June Williams Featured
Above is Miss Juneslle Williams of Washington DC who has been employed since 1890 to assist in the preparation of data compiled in the Navy department almanac. She is principal of Force school in the capital and has instructed many children who in later years have become national celebrities. The almanac is very accurate as it must be and is used extensively by sea captains.
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Juneslle- Williams
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Force
Wins Cat Damage Suit Over Death of Seven Felines
Judge Calnen in Hartford awarded Frederick O. Grossbeck $59.26 after Charles G. Garland sued for $59.25 for seven Maine shipped cats who died in transit. Court noted no autopsy and that cats were healthy at departure, with contention they were not properly protected and died of pneumonia.
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Shipper
Judge Calnen
Hartford
Conn
Charles G. Garland
Portland
Frederick O. Grossbeck
Maine
Calnen
Man credits muskmelons for life of success
A. H. Craig, seventy six, Mukwonago Wis postmaster, claims the muskmelon inspired his entire life and achievements. He attributes his success to the melon as the central influence shaping his career and ambitions.
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A. H. Craig
Mukwonago
Wis
Reverse Action
Esther resists bedtime as her father tries to soothe her by lying on the bed until she sleeps. After a quiet period the girl slips out in bare feet, tells her mother to be quiet, and reveals she has put Daddy to sleep for the night.
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Esther
Father
The Timid Borrower and the Cow Investment
A farmer asks a country bank for a small loan to buy a cow. The cashier explains why a higher priced cow can be cheaper in the long run, detailing butterfat yield and profits. The farmer, convinced, borrows $100 or $125 and begins repaying with milk checks, half going to the bank.
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Jay
Craig
L’rance
Spain
Persia
Indianapolis
Taft
Halemaumau
J. H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Bessemer Steam
Wakefield Hardware and Furniture
Harry & Swanson
Wakefield, Mich
City
Wakefeld
Michigan
Lavers Road
Pierce Street
Smith Street
River Street
City Commission
A. L. Rummel
WM. Jacobson
Brunswick Callendar
L. Cohen
Wakefield
Wakefield’s
Sporting Goods
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