RINGSIDE SEATS FOR $25
NEW YORK, April 27, (/Pi
Ringside seats at the Schmeling
Stribling bout in Cleveland in July
will cost $25, Dick Dunn, “front
man” for the promoters, said. The
lowest price seats will be $5.49 and
another section will sell for $12.50.
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
FUR AND ANIMALS
TOLL TOO TOE ASKING
1 The following publications of
interest to fur farmers can be
obtained by writing direct to
! the Division of Publications of the
Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. C., reports Ernest
Walker Sawyer who sends the
following list:
Bi-366—3-31: List of Publications
on Pur and Fur Animals.
Bi-983—8-29: Work and Organi
zation U. S. Rabbit Experiment
Station.
Farmers Bulletin No. 1648: Fur
Laws for Season of 1930-31.
1 Leaflet No. 6, July 1927: Experi
mental Fur Farm of the Biological
Survey.
Y. B. Separate—823: Trapping
on the Farm. (From 1919 year
book).
Bi-1060—Jan. ’30: Raising Musk
rats.
Farmers’ Bulletin No. 869: The
Muskrat as a Fur Bearer, with
notes on its use as food.
Leaflet No. 8: Mink Raising.
(February 1928).
Technical Bulletin No. 21—Oct.
1927: Beaver Habits and Experi
ments in Beaver Culture.
Bi-103—12-27: Hints on the Care
of Martens.
Circular No. 107, ^eb. 1930: The
Normal Breeding Season and Ges
tation Period of Martens.
Bi-152—9-30: Hints on the Care
of Otters.
Leaflet No. 47: Hygiene in Fox
Farming. (October 1929).
Bulletin No. 1350: Blue Fox
Farming in Alaska. (October 1925).
10 cents.
Bulletin No. 1151: Silver Fox
Farming. (June 20, 1923). 15 cents.
Bi-990, Mar. 1930: A Comparison
j of Feed Costs with Pelt Values of
! Silver Foxes.
Bi-1010—2-29: Lungworm Trou
bles in Foxes. Its Treatment and
Control.
Bi-1053, Oct. 1929: Ear Mange
in Foxes. Its Treatment and Erad
ication.
Bi-903, Jan. 1928: Tularemia, An
Animal Borne Disease.
Bi-216—1-29: Raising Raccons.
Bi-180, May 1929: Hints on the
Care of Opossums.
Bi-1059, Jan. 1930: Raising Bad
gers in Captivity.
Bi-526, Mar. 1922: Hints on Rais
ing Squirrels.
Farmers’ Bulletin 525: Raising
Guinea Pigs.
12-27: Hints on the Care of
White Mice and Rats.
Bi-1066, April 1930: Suggestions
for Beginners in Rabbit Raising.
Leaflet No. 4: Raising Domestic
Rabbits.
Leaflet No. 15: Rabbit House
Construction.
Leaflet No. 66: Rabbit Recipes.
Leaflet No. 22: Chinchilla Rab
bits for Food and Fur.
Farmers’ Bulletin No. 1519: Rab
(bit Skins for Fur.
Farmers’ Bulletin No. 1568: Rab
bits’ Parasites and Diseases.
| Bi-994, Dec. 1929: Rabbit Manure
as a Fertilizer.
Tire above publications are free
; except as noted.
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season. The cannery is located at
Metlakatla, and practically all of
the labor employed is drawn from
the residents of Annette Island
city, according to the Ketchikan
Tribune.
The special contract entered into
by the company with the natives
of the island, whereby they have
been permitted to operate the can
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Elliot Fisher, of Ketchikan, will
accompany the Los Angeles Cham
ber of Commerce 1931 tour of Al
aska, which is due to arrive in
Ketchikan on June 14, at theli
special request, reports the stroll
er’s Weekly- The steamer Aleu
tian has been chartered for the
trip and will leave Seattle on Fri
day instead of Saturday, so as to
give the party an extra day. More
than 200 prominent Californians
will be aboard.
A dark room will be fitted up
aboard the Aleutian, arrangements
having been made by L. W. Baker,
general agent for the Alaska
Steamship Company. This will en
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finsh up his pictures while en
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Milt IS FIGHTING
FOREST FIS III FIST
NEW YORK, April 27, (^—Wel
come rain dampened eastern states
today. Soggy, black barrens in
some places contrasted against
glaring white patches of snow,
showed in section where stubborn
forest fires had raged for days.
Heavy rains helped scores of
fire fighters who were combatting
fires in Cattaragus and Alleghany
counties, New York, along the
Pennsylvania Line.
The most dangerous blaze in
New York state burned for 24
hours along a three-mile front in
the Adirondacks.
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