Draft of Resident Hunter License bill aims to rally votes
Pittsburg report says a statewide hunters committee completed the draft of a Resident Hunter License bill to identify disorderly elements and fund game propagation. The measure will be submitted to legislative candidates across districts for pledged support, with drafting committee members listed from Pittsburgh Washington and Philadelphia.
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Apartamen
Pittsburg
Te Haa
Commonwealth
State Grange
Licensing for hunting set by state officials and penalties
The act sets a four dollar hunting license price per year for residents except landowners and tenants on their own or rented property. US citizens may obtain a license from the county prothonotary for one dollar or from justices of the peace for twenty-five cents more. A twenty dollar daily fine applies for hunting without a license. Licenses must be shown to officers or landowners on demand. violations incur twenty dollar fines. Fees go to the State Treasurer to fund wild bird and game protection, propagation of game, and bounties, with at least sixty percent used for bounties.
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United States
Justices of the Peace
Iteenson
Wich
Pate
Jono
Commonwealth
Ahiatt
Wny
Owser
Board of Game Commissioners
Game Commission
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Costa
Cadea
Board of
Gate Conmmisaionera
Aneh
Mingistrate
Aiderman
Fistlee
Ron of Dane
Wirksburg
Gatne Commission
Pengeylyania
Board of Dame Commissioners
Pransurer
Pennsylvania
Audh Bowity
Mars Cotman
Ache
Pennsylvania Wild Bird Hunting License Act Provisions
The text outlines an act to require residents of Pennsylvania to obtain a license before hunting wild birds or animals with firearms or pellet devices. It defines licensing eligibility for United States born or naturalized residents, the residency period, fees including a resident hunter's license, and the roles of prothonotaries and justices of the peace in issuing and recording licenses, with dates and fee remittance details. The passage establishes penalties for violations and interprets singular and plural terms.
Legal notice on game protection and penalties in Commonwealth
The document outlines penalties for unlawful possession or use of firearms and hunting equipment, enforcement provisions, and seizure procedures. It details fines of up to twenty dollars per offense, arrest rights, property forfeiture to the Commonwealth, and duties of prothonotaries and officers to maintain licensing records and reports in Harrisburg. It also sets authority for magistrates to issue summary convictions and defines timelines for prosecutions and notices.
Fragmented Provisions on Penalties and Game Fees
The text outlines penalties and fee distribution under state game laws. It details who pays penalties, how recovered funds go to prosecutors, state boards, and the university system, and the handling of forfeit gear. It sets imprisonment for nonpayment, procedures for notices, and the fate of seized equipment and bounty funds under sections referencing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Board of Game Commissioners.
Weddings of a Week in Homer City Area
Stuchell Airgood Henry B and Mise Viola May Airgood of Homer City wed Monday in a ceremony led by Rev J W Schaeffer. David C Davidson and Miles Edith Reed, both of Clymer, marry at the Reed home on Tuesday. Oliver B Harvey of Livermore and Misa Zora King of Parkwood wed Wednesday morning at Rev Crawford’s Sixth Street home.
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Stuchell-Airgood
Henry B. Stuchell
Mise Viola May Airgood
Homer City
J. W. Schaeffer
Henry Airgood
Harvey-King
Oliver B. Harvey
Livermore
Misa Zora King
Parkwood
F. 8. Crawford
Sixth Street
Will Wed Next Week In Nowrytown
Martin Dugan and Miss Eleanors Horten, both of Nowrytown, will marry at the home of Miss Hortens uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Delbert of Johnstown, on Tuesday. The couple will reside in Nowrytown where Mr. Dugan is employed. An Engagement Announced. The engagement of Misa Mabel May Pyock of Clymer to A. T. Cox of Baltimore has been announced. The engagement will terminate in an early spring wedding.
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Martin Dugan
Eleanors Horten
Nowrytown
Miss Hortens
George A. Delbert
Johnstown
Mr. Dugan
Misa Mabel May Pyock
Clymer
A. T. Cox
Baltimore
State Board Examinations Start June 19 at Indiana State Normal
State Board examinations for Indiana State Normal School begin Wednesday June 19. The examining board includes R B Teltrick deputy superintendent Albert A Malthby principal Slippery Rock Normal C W Stine superintendent York county Frank F McClung superintendent Lycoming county and Robert Q Shaw superintendent of schools at Steelton. Rev W J Boroull and B B Hadnos a ree were approv at onday on way am to sit and meeting of presbytery.
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Indiana State Normal School
R.B. Teltrick
Albert A. Malthby
Slippery Rock Normal
C. W. Stine
York County
Frank 4. McClung
Lycoming County
Robert Q. Shaw
Echoole
Rteelton
W. J. Boroull
B. B. Hadnos
Mrs Margaret Nichol Dies at 77 in Georgeville
Mrs Margaret Nichol aged 77 years 11 months 26 days died at home near Georgeville from Brights disease on April 4 1912. Maiden name Hamilton married 1884 to William B Nichol who died 17 years earlier. Survived by children Mary North John Nora James and Olive Hamilton plus 16 grandchildren. Funeral by Rev W S Sturgeon at Mahoning cemetery with services at the Penn Run church next Sunday at 10 40 AM with special music.
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Margaret Nichol
Margaret J. Nichol
Georgeville
Bright
Hamilton
William B. Nichol
United Presbyterian Church
Lfe
Mary North
Punxsutawney
Mahoning Cemetery
Brethren Conference Attendees and Insurance Club Milestone
W N Myers of Clymer J Fyock of Lovejoy and Orrin Fyock of Montgomery attend a district Brethren Conference in Somerset this week. W Guthrie, Equitable Life general agent, named to the Manitable’s One Hundred Thousand Dollar Club for new business in the past year. club will skip a convention in Montreal in August, Guthrie to delegate to the meeting.
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W. N. Myers
Clymer
J. Fyock
Lovejoy
Orrin Fyock
Montgomery Township
Church of the Brethren
Somerset
W. Guthrie
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Manitable
Montreal
Guthrie
Roofing and Plumbing Offers in Buchanan Indiana
The advertisement from Buchanan Indiana promotes asbestos Century Shingles and Certificate Roofing Slate at attractive prices. It also mentions other roofings and sanitary plumbing and heating services offered by the provider, listing contact details and locations.
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Co. A
Buchanan
Indiana
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