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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
8
A man offered 500 for a lost dog and sought the newspaper’s help. After no reply he asked for the advertising manager, then the assistant, then the editor. The office boy replies all are out because they are all hunting the man's dog. Pennsylvania Game News.
The fragment lists seasons and bag limits with dates and numbers. Notable entries include “Unlimited” periods between November 6 and August 16 and other ranges like November 6 to December 31. Mentions of counts such as 4, 20, 37, and 2 appear without context.
Mrs Snifflet accuses Snifflet of breaking a marriage vow as she demands her slightest wish. He retorts that her requests are far from slight, sparking a comic exchange about consent and spiteful wit.
A Pennsylvania Game News item cites the Latey Act on interstate shipments of wild animals and birds. It requires clear outside labeling with shipper and consignee addresses and an accurate contents statement. The notice targets trappers shipping furs out of state and emphasizes compliance.
Smith Marels near Dukuis fed a covey of quail on his barn door last winter. A Cooper's hawk Hewin and Kiltrat killed and ate one quail while the farmer shut the door to kill the hawk. The crop contained the whole quail. The tale warns that hungry birds of prey may take long chances.
The Saskatchewan campaign offers $400 for a crow, $100 for five, $60 for ten, and smaller sums for many others, aiming to curb crow damage to waterfowl breeding grounds. Meanwhile, Michigan biologist Victor Cubalane notes antler size is an unreliable age indicator for white tail deer, with bone measurements offering limited age clues.
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