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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
8
A brief notice invites readers to buy an upcoming outdoor page issue while stocks last. It teases complete supplies, quality prices, and articles of interest for hunters, urging attention as the page will appear one final time.
The article lists numerous warnings for hunters about handling firearms. Readers are advised to avoid loading in confined spaces, never carry loaded guns in vehicles, keep guns unloaded when crossing fences, and never point at people or animals. Emphasis is placed on never using a gun as a prop and on obtaining permission before hunting on private land. The piece ends with a reminder of the Golden Rule and the importance of fair play under sportsmanlike rules.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission states woodcock is a migratory bird but not a waterbird, so federal duck stamp requirements do not apply. No federal migratory waterfowl stamp is needed to hunt woodcock.
Report by Robert Liggett estimates a hunter who earns the legal limit would obtain about 477 pounds of meat across woodcock, turkey, pheasants, grouse, quail, rabbits, squirrels, coon, bear, and deer valued at roughly $238, for a $2 license. The note also questions where free shotgun shells and other items might be sourced.
A compiled directory lists businesses in Indiana Blairsville Homer City Clymer Cherry Tree Saltsburg Smithport Plumville Rossiter Glen Campbell offering hunting license purchases. The piece notes one in every hundred Americans was injured in an auto accident last year.
Among trees that hold fruit longest are hackleberry barberry sumac mountain ash and black alder wild grapes also persist long providing excellent game food. Kill the homeless cat Public Enemy No. 1 of the animal world. Display Your License Tag hunters must carry license certificate and display tag on outer garment between the shoulders while hunting. Sportsmen at Grenuck form a Wild Life Protective League.
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