State Game Commission urges no changes to hunting laws
The State Game Commission urged no changes to Pennsylvania hunting laws in its biennial report to Governor Pinchot. It highlighted the 1922-24 period as highly successful, urged trial of the current code, and discussed deer crop damage, female deer trapping, hunter safety efforts, stock for reforestation, and finances showing license revenues of 503,600 in 1922 and 613,008 in 1923 with total expenditures around 401,273 and 608,168 respectively.
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Twenty Years Ago A Journal File Item August 1904
Irvine Button leaves for Dunkirk to attend the New York State firemen convention. Raymon Mig Company and Penta railroad dispatch to the local baseball ground to settle a dispute. Henry R. Case defeats John Sheeley 62 to 51 for Mayor of Little Corry Findley Lake. New mayor appoints police chief street and park commissioner city solicitor postmaster and others.
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Dunklele
New York State
Raymon Mig, Company
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Penta, Railroad
Ion
Henry R. Case
John Sheeley
Corry
Little Corry
Findley Lake
E A. Kelseys
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J. M Sheeler
Don Smith
Firry Bright
Imneil
Steve Horn
Lou Bliss
Allie Mahleharles Seisle
Archie Mead
Bobby Leach Arrested at Niagara Falls
Bobby Leach, a Youngstown restaurant owner known for daredevil stunts, was arrested at Niagara Falls on charges of possessing intoxicants. He waived examination and was held for the federal grand jury with bond set at 1000 dollars. Reported plans involved dangerous river stunts above the Falls.
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Bobby Leach
Youngstown
Falls
Lewis Hall
Hall
Hubby Leach
Mt. Jewett
Niagara Pal
Bobby
Elng
Alleged Slayer Arrest Sparks Local Confusion in Jamestown
A Jamestown man was arrested and jailed as a fugitive from Rockview prison amid bungled police actions and apologies. Fran McClinsky of Anderson Bakers faced humiliation and may seek recompense. Rentals and domestic help notices fill the remainder of the fragmentary page.
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Jamestown
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Rockview
Franl McClinsky
Anderson Bakers
MeClinsky
Window Breakage at Clarge and Stone Jewelry Store
A window at Clarge and Stone jewelry store on West Main Street was broken Saturday night. Initial belief of a burglary was ruled out. damage likely accidental. The store has been closed since last Friday and a constable's state examination is planned for an early date.
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Clarge and Stone Jewelry
West Main Street
Hospital Site Decision Remains Unresolved in County
Controversy grips Glentivre County over choosing a site for a new hospital. Officials weigh options as the selection process faces delays and political pressure from local leaders and residents.
County Officials Approval Amid Ongoing Controversy
Members of the cura council and county authorities approved by majority vote amid continuing criticism. The decision involves county officials and hospital commission members facing scrutiny over legal and procedural concerns.
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Cura
Faye
Setyyrylleibh
Dork
Hie Tubermlokiy Hospital Commission
Ite Coune
Ernie Theie Rin
Tie Legal Staat
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Carry, Pa
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Round Oak
Waller
Barlow Hardware CO
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