Hunting Licenses and Stamps Revenue Rise in 1936
In 1936 sportsmen in the United States and Alaska paid 10,446,237.37 for 6,658,158 hunting licenses and 603,023 for federal migratory bird stamps, totaling 13,069,860.97. The U S Biological Survey notes rising interest due to better waterfowl conditions and skeet shooting. California Minnesota Michigan Missouri Ohio Virginia Idaho led license gains. New York and Pennsylvania dominated revenue. West Virginia and Virginia posted notable stamp sales. a one-dollar gray fox bounty was set at 1500.00 with marked ear certification requirements.
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United States
Alaska
U. S. Biological Survey
H. P. Sheldon
Roosevelt Lust
Congress
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maine
New York
South Dakota
New Jersey
New Hampshire
South Carolina
North Carolina
Utah
Vermont
New Mexico
California
North Dakota
Iowa
States
Nevada
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Virginia
Idaho
Timeis
West Virginia
Wildlife Week Skeet Plans Amid Deer and Marlin Tales
The article outlines National Wildlife Restoration Week efforts with trapshooting leaders A T A and N S A backing organized skeet shoots nationwide. It also notes Frances Weir winning a New York Rod and Gun Editors' prize for a 450 pound Atlantic marlin catch near Cat Bay, and Missouri bred rabbits being restocked by the state conservation commission for hunters.
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Trapshooting Association
Sae
Skeet Shooting Associaton
R. C. Jenkins
Amatuer Trapshooting Association
Homer
Tilton
N. 8
Frances Weir
Steubenville
Ohio
New York
Rod and Gun Editors’ Association
Miss Weir
Cat Bay
G. H. Overholt
Overholt
Missouri
Holt
Upshur County
Epworth League social at Cedar Bluff church hosts games and snacks
Cedar Bluff Va February 26 The Epworth League held its regular monthly social in the basement of the Methodist church February 22. A large number of young people enjoyed games and contests with refreshments served late. Stork visits report two births Elsie Carol to Mr and Mrs Roy Tolliver and Rufus Wesley to Mr and Mrs Avery Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Epworth League
Methodist
STORK
Avery Smith
Rufus Wesley
T. M. Hessefrd
Horn
Roy Tolliver
Elsie Carol
Britten
All BUNK Uris Acid and Rheumatism Book Claims
Misleading sales note promotes a health book on uric acid and arthritis. It claims to reveal causes and remedies, cites a supposed author H K Clearwater and D Mieke, offers a free sample copy by mail, and urges readers to provide their address. The text uses dubious medical terms and targets sufferers of rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Mieke
Mud Fork Notes Miss Garulh Guests Shrader Week
Mud Fork Virginia reports Miss Margaret Garulh of Maye beury West Virginia visiting Miss Hettie Shrader this week. Miss Zane Baker staying with sister Mrs George Walker. Andrew Shrader and Mia Sajlis Baker hosts in Boissavain. Sol Tabor attended Pacahon tas Fuel banquet in Bluefield Sunday. Glen Perdue 8 H Shrader Roy Shrader noted as business visitors in Bluefield Sunday.
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Mud Pork
Margaret Garulh
Mayebeury
W. Va
Hettie Shrader
Zane Baker
George Walker
Birefield
Andrew Shrader
Mia
Sajlis Baker
Boissavain
Sol Tabor
Pacahontas Fuel Company
Bluefield
Glen Perdue
H. Shrader
Roy Shrader
Falls Mills Notes and Church Service in Local Shortage
Falls Mills Va residents report a morning service at 11 o clock and an evening sermon at 7 50. New arrival a son to Aubrey SarvaN born Tuesday February. Numerous updates list local visits illnesses trips and community occurrences among residents including the Hite family and Grace hospital patient H P Lucas. The Gulf Stream detail and school events round out this small town chronicle.
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Falls Mills
Dennix
The
Christian Church
Aubrey Sarvan
Tuesaday
Pounding Mill News Roundup From February Gatherings
Pounding Mill, Virginia reports a busy period with Rev Elmer Elswick preaching at a local home, visits by relatives, railroad workers home for Washington's Birthday, and several family birthday and illness notes. Mary Lou Sparks funeral held at Ringstaff cemetery. loss mourned by Sparks and McGuire families.
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Jim McGuire
Grady Asbury
Wiliamson
W. Va
Hazel Brewster
Warf
Taze
Irs.t
Ringstaff
Tazewell
Ransom Musick
Cleveland
M. H. Christian
Lou McGuire
India. Petts
Mary Lou Sparks
Billy Mac Sparks
T. Sparks
Herman Lovelace
Caretin
Burtal Tok
Ringstaff Cemery
Jephtha Phillips
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Conservation Commission
Justices of the Peace
East River
Beaver Pond
Rock Districts
Mercer County
ATA
NSSA
Ae Aegan
Winton +Peebles
Joseph Day
Florida Everplades
Guy Peebles
Miami
Pocahontas District
Camp Logan
Sharples
Pocahontas
Forest Ranger
C. C. C. Camp
State Conservation Commission
W. A. McNees
Bramwell
Fannie Whitt
Bluefeld
Callie Hedricks
Wytheville
James Wilson
Ruby Wyatt
Hale
Trientols
Wy Va
Lawrence Cook
T. ©. Cook
Jimmy
Charlie Malter
Colin
Page
Clyde Cook
Harman
R. C. Lowe
Otholeen
Dora Russell
Nannia Fields
Clinch Valley Cline
C. R. Arrington
Marvin Smith
Jewell Ridge
J.T. Smith
J. W. Brown
Wil Mam
Frank Clark
Wille Clark
Roy Clark
Stoneville
N. C
R.C. Lowe
Millia Lyons
Bratton
Bay
Bland Street
W.va
Mud Fork
Miss Hettico Shrader
Nell
TORE
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, W
D. Bailey
Billie Duff
Maybeury
L. C. Bailey
Welsh
H. P. Lucas
Grace Hospital
Charles Tickle
Arthur Wimmer
Betty Harrell
Jephtha Phillila
Hawks
C. T. Collins
Triggle
Richlands
C. H. Robinette
David
Clytus
Steele
Tannersville
Hazel Hilt
George Petts
Ruth Hill
Prof
Sloop
J. , Bingstadt
Jess Lambers
Pierce Harmen
North Tazewell
Watkins
A. C. Weyman
H. B. Ellis
Sonny and
Billy
Grundy
Charles
Gene
Gulf Stream
Florida
Pounding Mill
Sooranconsant
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Proving
Newt
Shumate
Bradmann
ONT Products
Wonder Tonic
Barney
Lynn
Norris
Jefferies Co
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