U S Game Agents Target Bootleggers During Rest Restoration Week
U S game management agents join National Wildlife Restoration Week celebrations while remaining vigilant against bootleggers. Leo R. Childers notes 46 agents and 19 deputies enforce federal and state laws, with a high conviction rate in 2 773 of 2 939 cases last year. Rings selling wild ducks and geese were busted in Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi and California with substantial fines and jail time.
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Pictured Def Jeader and Word Puzzle Clues
A mixed OCR puzzle page lists clues for a horizontal and vertical word grid. It includes definitions for words like powerful leader, chew, rough lava, mulberry tree, church bench, land right, diamond, rebukes, crawling animal, and other varied terms with numbered positions and abbreviations.
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South Dakota Game Wardens Credit Federals for Cooperation
The article notes that state game wardens and federal game agents work together, with wardens praising the service while stressing shared responsibilities. It cites 75,775 South Dakota residents buying state hunting licenses and 21,849 federal duck stamps sold last year, reflecting strong hunter involvement.
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South Dakota
Fish and Wildlife Service
Local Socials and School News Highlight Week
Mrs William Engel of Banv visits city with daughter Edith awaiting hospital care after appendectomy. Mrs Corbin of Pipestone hosts six o'clock dinner for twelve with gifts and a Strand Theatre outing to see The Old Swimmin Hole. A new basketry course debuts at the college taught by Miss Leonora Pier. High school announces Come Out of the Kitchen cast for a May week performance at the Opera House.
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Banv
Edith
An & Pone
Perenne
C. A. Corbin
Pipestone
Ame Jones Danny Ae
R. Russell Stewart
Sturgis
Corbin
Strand Theatre
Charles Ray
Leonora Pier
Andrew J. Lang
Alice Duer Miller
Opera House
Foot
Hida Beavery
Elizabethne Foasberg
Pangerner
Miriam Ericson
Cora Faulkner
Berarvus
Mandy
Bessie Chesire
Ton Crane
Curtis Crawford
Huron Co-Ops Plan Visit To Mitchell
The Huron Co-Operative Club will send a delegation to Mitchell on April 16 for the Mitchell club’s presentation Short as night. Officials announced the trip at a board meeting Wednesday. Former Huron president Sack Bender of Kansas City and Gib will attend the Mitchell meeting with wives invited.
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Kansas City
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Local Figures Attend Visits Across Town and States
Me 4 pee ayances apt Danger feld ine Blystone, Mr. Lefferts, Robert Endom, Mr. Tucker, William Gamble, Charles Dangerfield, Edward Wagner. W. M. Magness of Orton met his granddaughter Jessie Marie Jefferson who arrived from Sioux Falls for a brief visit to Pierre with relatives Miike Schmidt and family. Gron and tow G. N. W. division supervisor at Gasper, Wyo., spent days with his family, Mrs. Schmidt going with him to Rapid City for a short visit.
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Blystone
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Robert Endom
Mr. Tucker
Williem Gamble
Charles Dangerfield
Edward Wagner
W. M. Magness
Orton
Jessie Marie Jefferson
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Miike Schmidt
Hushinirmerly Gron
Gasper
Wyo
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