Mules stolen near Larned and rail depot progress noted
A Topeka Daily Commonwealth correspondent from Larned reports fifty seven mules stolen by a contractor and railroad company. Pursuit is underway toward the Texas line as Hutchinson and Wichita detachments intercept thieves. Fort Larned is praised, with Col. Bristol and Dr. Collins highlighted. Railroad advance and depot construction at Larned City are detailed, with a plan to supply Fort Larned and southern posts. The line will reach Ford Dodge by early September.
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Kansas Historical Society
Topeka Daily Commonwealth
Larned
Hutchinson
Wichita
Texas Line
Texas
Fort Larned
Larned City
Codington Bros
Topeka
Bristol
Collins
Quinby
Fifth Infantry
Quartermaster’s
Lane
Ford Dodge
Kansas to keep 1972 waterfowl season similar to last year
Pratt based forecast from Dick Wettersten, head of the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, indicates the 1972 waterfowl regulations will mirror 1971 with minor exceptions. Central Flyway Council members will finalize federal guidelines, and Kansas will approve seasons August 17 in Pratt within that framework. Weather, water conditions, and nesting success will influence production and bag limits as clouds of uncertainty linger over the coming season.
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PRATT
Kansas
Dick Wettersten
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wettersten
Central Flyway Council
Watertown
S. Oak
United States
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Wetherston
Canada
Wetterston
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John Strasser
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Germany
Olympia
Tel
International Association of Fish and Game Commissioners
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Stoot
Lousiaama
Garden City Telegram
Louisiania
Mississippi Flyway Council
Russell
North 9Th
Ray Mayo
Menswear
Rive