Georgia opens quail and game season with license enforcement
The Georgia hunting season starts at dawn with ideal weather for quail and other birds. Game wardens enforce licenses on private land, with county $1, state $3, and non resident $15 licenses. Fulton County reports more birds than in years, extra deputies will patrol today, violations can bring fines from $10 to $100 and 5 to 30 days in jail.
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Lcense
Will V. Zimmer
Fulton County
Wight
Governor Slaton Visits Two County Fairs
Governor Slaton left at 10 o clock last night for Douglas to address Coffee county at their fair tomorrow and scheduled to speak in Columbus on Friday. He will return Saturday morning amid enthusiastic crowds and broad approval of his administration which is viewed as productive.
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Douglas
Coffee County
Columbus
This Hunter Had The June Bug
A short humorous verseContributed by The June Bug editor describes a lazy hunter in a camp who refuses to fish or shoot preferring bacon while the cook laments empty can and food scarcity in a rustic camp setting.
Pindell to Be Nominated for Ambassador Post
Washington announces Henry M. Findell of Peoria Illinois will be nominated to be ambassador to Russia and the nomination will go to the Senate tomorrow.
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Pindell
Washington
Henry M. Findell
Peoria
Russia
Senate
Homes Opened to Georgia Corn Club Boys in Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce invites host homes for 147 of the 1000 Georgia Corn Club boys arriving for the December corn show. Partners needed to host for two to three days. organizers seek prompt responses with names and addresses to Main 796-0 or Main 5678.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Corn Club
Corn Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh M
Witlet
Tree Street
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Gooper
Georgia
Thair
Bagiish
Conhally
Jacob. W. Patterson
Linton
Hopkins
Thomas K. Glenn
B. Willingham
B. Ty Willngham
M. Biount
James Andrews
Charles J. Haden
Rob“J. KR. Huhnicutt
W. Cc. Lovett
W. B. Davis
Myre. Wise
George Heese
BE. J. Spratyinene
L. T. Lewis
George W. Hartson
Ming
J Dudley
Martin Amerous
Ww. Gaston
Preacher Beers Cleared of Wife Murder Charge
Topeka Kansas November 19 Reverend W J Beers was found not guilty of murdering his wife by forcing her false teeth down her throat His defense claimed he only covered her mouth to quiet her during a heated argument and she swallowed the teeth accidentally The verdict ends the trial with Beers avoiding conviction.
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Topeka,Kans
W. J. Beers
Waycross Council Denies Carnival License
Waycross Georgia November 19 the city council unanimously refused to license a carnival company for an exhibition after a week of agitation. Two other amusement firms have representatives seeking licenses, and local business leaders otherwise back the fleetnearnet carnivals.
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Waycross
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City. Council Today
Clined
Hunting and bag limits for migratory birds and deer set
The text constrains hunting migratory ducks to a maximum of fifty per day and season, sets open-season dates from September 1 to April 20, bans baiting lands, restricts dove shooting near baited fields, allows limited deer kills, and lists seasonal dates for various game birds and animals. Violations carry misdemeanor status and specify dates for each species.
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