Hunters License Movement Gains Legislative Momentum
Cedar Rapids reports state warden George A. Lincoln will visit Des Moines to push a resident hunters license law. He cites expected $5,000 yearly revenue and better deputy enforcement to curb illegal shooting and protect birds. In Dubuque, Archbishop Keane and clergy support child labor legislation as local clubs promote Child Labor Day with sermons.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George A. Lincoln
Des Moines
State Fish, and Game Department
Lincoln
State Fish and Game Department
Dubuque
Womens’ Club
John J. Mullany
National Committee On
Archbishop Keane
National Committee
St. Raphael's
Mystery Lynx Found In Iowa Tied To Fort Madison Zoo Escape
The Canada lynx killed near Muscatine is traced to an escaped bobcat from Fort Madison Zoo. John Spring shot the animal on an island south of the city and then it was sold to Dr. Dean at Iowa State University. The zoo owners seek the cat and offer a reward for its return. Kitty reportedly answered to the name used in a Fort Madison advertisement.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Catre Vo
John Spring
Dean
State University At
Iowa City
Ft. Madison
U.pon
Ft Madison
Little Pocket Physician Promises Cures for Catarrh
Public sale notice lists farm assets to be auctioned at Eli Warfel place three miles southwest of the square on Tuesday January 16 at 10 00 am. Items include horses mules cattle hogs hay farm implements and more with terms 10 months on notes over 10 and cash for smaller sums. Ralph Dougherty clerk and Sutherland Bros auctioneers handle the sale.
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Brighton Road
Eli Warfel Place
Geike Wabben
Sutherland Bros
Ralph Dougherty
Illicit seining busted near Honey Creek lake
Iowa officers seized two hundred yards of nets and 200 pounds of game fish when arresting John Cook William Vincent and Conrad Gillan for illegal fishing at Honey Creek lake. They had built water cages with sticks and boards, with crappies catfish and perch in one compartment and carp buffalo in another. The incident ties to a local push for stronger fish and game protections as a sportmen club forms to prosecute violators and watch for others.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
John Cook
William Vincent
Conrad Gillan
Honey Creek Lake
Albany Rail Fatalities and Injuries Reported for Year
The annual report of the state railroad commission shows 1,143 killed and 11 injured on steam surface railroads in New York for the year ending June 30, 1905. Street surface railroads recorded 240 deaths and 92 injuries. The totals include passengers, employees, and others.
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Albany
N. Y
State Railroad Commission
Glendale school hosts box supper for library funds
A Glendale area notice invites all to a Thursday box supper at the Glendale school five miles northeast of the city to raise funds for the school library. Mae Bain, teacher, notes events about January 11 to January 14 with related society and mission themes.
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Glendale
Mae Bain
Teacaer
Hair work and switches offered by Mrs Warnock
Attention all who need hair work or combing. Mrs. James Warnock at 110 North 7th Ave offers switches cleaned and cut hair made into switches. Also mentions tips from Mrs. Mary Brown and a Dr King pill advertisement with a price of 72-12b BEATS THE MUSIC CURB.
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James Warnock
North 7Th Ave
Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
Dr. King
Stewart
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