Notion to Sportsmen open season amendments 1934
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners announces changes to the 1934 open seasons and bag limits for wild birds and mammals. It lists which counties close to certain hunts, dates for various species such as wild turkeys, pheasants, grouse, quail, bears, raccoons, and rabbits, and sets daily and seasonal bag limits including migratory waterfowl under federal and state rules. The notice includes corrections to misprinted dates and emphasizes authority under the 1923 Act, signed by Executive Secretary Ernest M. Mirwood on October 6, 1934.
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Pennsylvania Board of Time Commissioners
Act of Assembly
IK Twee
United States Department of Agriiltute
Mirwoot
Beavers trapping rules set by Pennsylvania Game Board
The Board of Game Commissioners of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania establishes a limited open season for beaver trapping from March 1 to April 10, 1934. Regulations require specific traps, tagging, resident licenses, one trap limit per trapper, reporting, and prohibitions on nonresidents, dam destruction, sale of pelts, and possession of untagged hides. Violations carry fines and potential imprisonment. notice certified October 1933 by Executive Secretary Ernest B. Harwood.
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Board of Game Commissioners
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Rounty
Cuine Department
Gane Department of Tits Commonwealth
Aan
Game Department
Commonwealth
Act of Assembly
Ernest BS. Harwood
Trapped 19 Weasels by Freeland youths record
A record trapping weasels was set by Jacob Feussner Jr and Joseph Evans of Freeland after they caught 19 in one week. Last year Freeland area youths trapped 459 of these game destroyers.
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Jacob Feussner, Jr
Joseph Evans
Freeland
Post-Gazette subscription offer for Indiana County readers
Progress and Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette offers home delivery by mail for $5.50 per year to Indiana County R.F.D. residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. The deal promises same day publication and directs readers to page 2 for club bargains.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
Ther Club
Safe Gun Handling Outdoors Warnings and Precautions
A list of gun safety guidance for hunting in fields and woods stresses never stand in front of a loading gun, keep hammers back or on safe, break the gun before crossing fences, avoid grabbing by the barrel, and never lean on a gun. It warns against crossing with a gun, using it as a support, and loading or handling near others, urging permission on private land and respect for the gun’s danger.
Hunting calendar limits for small game and turkeys
The small game calendar applies to Ringnecked Pheasants Ruffed Grouse Bobwhite Quail Wild Turkeys and Hares Rabbits and squirrels may be hunted daily in November except Sundays with bag limits four rabbits per day thirty rabbits per season and six squirrels per day twenty for the season No open season on wild turkeys this year in Wyoming Pike Wayne Monroe Lackawanna Luzerne Carbon Schuylkill Berks Northampton Lehigh Dauphin Lebanon Tioga Bradford Clearfield Jefferson Lycoming counties.
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Wid ‘Urkeys
Berks
Kridford
Cardon
Cleafield
Dauphin
Petterson
Lackawanna
Lebanon
Lehigh
Lugerne
Lycoming
Monroe
Northampton
Itke
Sete Noga
Wayne
Wyoming
Green
Fayette
Bedford
Fulton
Franklin
Adaing
York
Chester
Montgomery
Bucks
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Washington
Delaware
Lancaster
Berlin
Carbon
Virginia
Gallinules
Brant
Wilson
Jack
Pike
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Tioga
Bradford
Clearfield
Jefferson and Lycoming
Migration Birds Cry Across the Night Skies
A brief observational note by Mary Drummond describes a swift aerial migration. Wings sweep through darkness as distant cries answer one another, signaling birds moving southward under night’s cover. The fragment captures ringing nature imagery and a poet’s voice.
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Mary Drummond
Chambersville Church Services and Local Visits
Next Sunday services at Crooked Creek church include Sunday school at 10, followed by a missionary pageant in the evening. Vandergrift guests Melvin Wells and family visit their mother Mrs. Nettle Wells. The Over and Brady families with children, plus Miss Ottery, are hosted by C. A. Brady. Vandergrift visitors Carl Miller and children Raymond and Elizabeth visit their parents. F. B. Kirk and family spend the weekend at his hunting lodge in Clearfield county forest. 10 A Brady called on Monday in Indiana, Dr. Mahan’s Pittsburgh family enjoy their summer home here.
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Crooked Creek
Melvin ‘Wells
Vandergrift
Nettle Wells
H. Over
Gene
Dorothy
Ottery
Paul Brady
C. A. Brady
Carl Miller
Raymond
Elizabeth
F. B
Goofus and Rufus Debate A Circus Monkey Troubles
A playful exchange asks what to do if monkeys escape a circus. Goofus quips he would tighten the animals with a monkey wrench, while Rufus voices a humorous plan, reflecting a comic strip tone.
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Rufus
Goofus
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Toaigee
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Indiana, Penna
Krag
Pacific
Donald Moornead
Indiana
Remington
Kleanbore
America
Daugherty
Opp
P.R.R
Penna
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wedi
Sunmontue
Chambersville
Duxbak
Utica
Moorhead
Winchester
Indiana Hardware Co
Phila. St
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