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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
2
County records compiled by Albert Tetzlaff present updates to game regulations. The note outlines definitions licenses and penalties with emphasis on hunting and fishing rules for the upcoming season. The compilation reflects county government oversight and administrative changes affecting residents and sportsmen.
Open seasons and daily bag limits for migratory waterfowl and upland birds defined across Wisconsin counties. Ducks excluding some species allowed Oct 2 1935 to Nov 19 1955 with 10 per day. Geese to Nov 14 1935 with 4 per day. Snipe Rails Gallinules 15 per day Oct 21 1935 to Nov 14 1935. Woodcock Oct 14 1935 to Oct 23 1935 with 4 per day. Firearm and boat restrictions apply. Some species have no season in parts of the state.
The order restricts daily bag to four mixed upland game birds and possession to eight across all upland species with an open season. No person may kill more than the daily bag in a day or possess more than the possession limit of any upland birds covered by the order.
Utah style text appears but the notice lists Wisconsin counties and dates for upland game birds and mammals. It specifies open seasons, bag limits, and hunting hours across many counties including Ashland Barron Bayfield Burnett and more. It also bans tracer and incendiary ammunition and sets sunrise to sunset hunting hours.
Wisconsin wildlife notice outlines fur bearing open seasons for muskrat mink beaver otter and other species across numerous counties and towns with varied dates and bag limits. It specifies no bag limits in many areas and bans in others, plus trap setting restrictions and seasonal windows.
The 1910 Pere Marquette 18 sinking near Sheboygan claimed 33 lives with 33 saved by sister ship 17 and radio. Manitowoc Sun thanks for Kiddies Parade publicity. Local items include divorced wives support rise, a Kingsbury beer feat, Herald Times office work, and league baseball results. Oscar Richter named Knights Templar leader. death of Anna Bem. education enrollment. Edward Doheny dies. local wrestling results at Terrace Gardens.
A compact listing shows various grocery items and prices including beer cases and cleaning products. The ad mentions brands like Pabst Beer Star Beer and Magitowoe Marine Grocery located near Tth and Marshall in Ste. Adv area.
The coast guard cutter Perry was ordered to Point Detour for target practice on September 16. Ten boats will compete.
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