Hunters Thrill Over Sport Demands Without Slaughter
In a spirited debate the Hunters favor thrill and humane sport over unnecessary slaughter, arguing for humane practices and enjoyment of the chase without needless bloodshed.
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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
7
First big game hunter turned photographer in America
The piece recalls Laton Huffman of Miles City Montana as a pioneering hunter photographer who helped launch the sport of wildlife photography in the late 19th century. It notes his stereoscope views of elk and mountain sheep, his high reputation, and the enduring impact of early open-air imaging on hunting pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Laton A. Fluffman
Miles City
Mont
Huffman
Milestown
Sof Fm
Hitman
Mvex
Ensoye
William T. Hornaday
Scribner
Fordham Brothers at Cotton Hardware
Fordham Brothers schedule events at Cotton Hardware in Grangeville every Thursday and Friday. Timing details are listed as 51 tf in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Hardware
Fordham Brothers
Grangeville
The Winning Manuscript Pays Off For Zarella How
Zarella How, a hardworking editor’s inspiration, wins a five thousand dollar prize in The Searchlight limerick contest. Her modest top room, antique decor, and hellotrope perfume shape her dream of a white Sterling Home with green blinds. The letter arrives as she imagines fresh material and a life built on perseverance and memory of her mother.
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Clytie
Zarella
Zareila
Ted
Newburyport
Yarella
Matener
Mary
Kauff
the Searchlight
Farmers Live Longer, Says Labor Authority Insight
An open air life with regular hours, adequate food and sleep, and limited wasteful diversions purportedly extends life, according to labor authorities. The piece notes farmers experience longevity due to physical exertion and outdoor work, despite harsh weather and demanding routines.
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