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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY W. A. YOUNG, Publisher. Sua kuviis, grice $2 ayeTlis)
A fragmented old text describes a vanished prairie hen and related puzzles. It references a series, a singer, and scattered names, with unclear details and misplaced letters. The readable items hint at a curious riddle or clue hunt embedded in a historical page segment.
The passage notes a September 1 start for the chicken season and requires a pine Seabean obtainable from the county auditor for 75 cents. It also states non resident licenses cost 25 dollars.
Proceedings record the August 26 1907 Beach North Dakota village board meeting with T L Smith elected president after Noble nominated him. Board discussed bonds for village marshal and treasurer, procurement of books, by laws, and requests to Dickinson Glendive Mandan for hoses and survey blueprint. Officers directed to obtain materials and communicate with other towns for supplies and prices.
The document outlines field tested techniques to reduce stock losses from wolves and coyotes in the western United States. It covers humane, legal methods for trapping and killing, including trap setup, concealment, lure scents, and poison details, plus gear, bait, and safety precautions for handlers.
Local report notes a Pebianish Gen dai sale at Seni proke stirred community reaction. The event linked SCE prints and drew attention to pricing and availability amid mixed opinions from residents and officials.
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