Tidbits April 16, 1936, Redwood Co., MN

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These are a few stories from the County Sun April 16, 1936

They were with a clipping from an obit:



County Sun   April 16, 1936



County's Democrats Holding Convention



  In order to select delegates to the state Democratic convention, to be

held April 21 in St. Paul, the Redwood county party members will hold

their county convention Thursday in the court house, starting at 1 o'clock.

  W.H. Smith, county chairman, will call the convention to order. The

election of the convention chairman will follow.

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CLOSZ AND HOLMBERG PLEASED WITH AUCTION

  Closz and Holmberg express themselves as well pleased with the result

of their auction sale, which moved 27 cars and trucks, thus clearing out

the display room for the accomodation of the new models.

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Crow Hunt to Stop In Middle of June

  Local Game Protective League Makes Stipulation For War On Bird Pests

  The Redwood County Game Protective League committee on crows has set

June 15th as the final date of the crow hunt it is sponsoring. As credits

for the hunters, the league has ruled to allow twenty points for crows

brought down, fifteen points for all kinds of hawks and owls, and ten

points for crow, hawk and owl eggs. (Maybe more but cut off)

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