License fee debate over state land policy and hunting
Extensive notes discuss Pennsylvania Game Commission funding, private land acquisition, and a proposed license fee increase. The text argues higher fees may shrink hunting participation, hurt rural economies, and threaten state revenue while stressing hunting as the working class pastime. It urges readers to contact local representatives.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Duties of Game Commission
Penna
Commission
Governor Sets Soil Stewardship Week Dates
Governor William Scranton designates May 19 to 26 1963 as Soil Stewardship Week in Pennsylvania Observance opens May 19 Rogation Sunday with a call to pastors and the public to support soil conservation and soil stewardship across farms and communities
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Harrisburg
William W.scranton
Pennsylvania
Providence 4-H Holds Election
Providence 4-H Club met Thursday March 28 at Providence Elementary School. Officers elected: President Robert Henry Vice President Albert Henry Secretary Rebecca Atkins Treasurer Sarry Landis News Reporter Joan Shaub Song Leaders Jodie Atkins Patty Rineer County Council Representative Susie Atkins. Minutes read by Rebecca Atkins. Rineer reported from County Council. Shaub demonstrated insect collecting equipment. Roy Dickson spoke on Suffering. Meeting adjourned to April 25 at 7:30 pm.
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Providence 4-H Club
Providence
Don Trimble
Robert Henry
Albert Henry
Rebecca Atkins
Sarry Landis
Joan Shaub
Jodie Atkins
Patty Rineer
Parke Sollenberger
Susie Atkins
Temperature swings worsen hog transit losses say Livestock Conservation
Livestock Conservation Inc warns that sharp temperature rises followed by drastic drops drive higher transit cripple and death losses in hogs. The report highlights extreme heat and cold stress during transport as a major factor impacting hog welfare and mortality.
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Livestock Conservation, Inc
Plobens
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