Law On The Farm Exempts Owners From Licenses In Certain States
The 1947 fish code allows landowners and tenants residing on their land and their resident children to fish with hook and line without a license during the lawful season. Netting is allowed on small lakes under 30 acres with limits on net length. The 1941 game code provides landowners and resident tenants the right to hunt on their lands without a license, during lawful season, but not those off the property. A separate provision allows under 16s to fish without a license, with parental consent for hunting licenses. Farmers may destroy wild birds or animals to protect crops, within limits.
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United States
Rules of the Road guidance on turns and signaling
The guidance emphasizes completing a turn once begun and not swerving back into the traffic lane. It warns that signaling and then changing massed lane positions can cause collisions. A new Rules of the Road booklet is available free upon request.
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Sig
Carpentier
Seld, Illacis
Property destruction on land bans poison used
The text states that destruction of property on one’s land is permitted but prohibits the use of any poison or poisonous substance in doing so.
Thanksgiving Visitors and Family News in Choctaw
Mrs Maude Miller reports numerous Thanksgiving visits across Choctaw. Families including Crumlin Ledermann Cline Williams and Blizard share meals at West Union Casey and Gary Indiana. Notables include Frank Ammons and Carroll Craig with hospital plans and a stroke event for William Norton.
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Russel Crumlin
Gary
Hershel Cline
Mary
William Ledermann
George Ledermann
Ohio
Mary Carpenter
Harry
Alvin ‘T.miller
Grace Blizzard
Frank Coombes
West Union
Woodford Williams
Richard
Joe
Harry Clem
Casey
Johnny Spangler
Joe Williams
Richard Williams
Earl Spangler
Alvin T. Miller
Hurley Miller
Chester
Joanne
Woodford,Williams and Sons
Jackson
Gladys Crumlin
Edward Higginbotham
Everett
John Craig
Indiana
Frank Ammons
Arcola
Warren Norton
Eld
Prank Ammons
Clarence Kaufman
Flint
Michigan
Raymond Kaufman
Terre Haute
Johnny Bell
Riley
Ind
Golda Blizzard
Euij
Woodfcram
Alvin
Tor Miller
John Blizzard
Pauls
Vand
Alvin 'T
Miller
Terie Bayh
Dorina Blakkeriship
Ruby ‘Pauissepi
Chicago
Alton
Blankenship
Carroll Craig
Craig
Hoapital
Maude Miller
Martha ° Booker
Marshall
County Line Socials Highlight Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Alva Wells and Mrs Iva Wilbert spent Sunday with Buell Millis family in Palestine. Odin Stogehill and Estel visited Belleville for Thanksgiving with John and Leasure. Don Nave and a Martinsville family member visited Wells in Casey and Caney gatherings with McCrorys and St John households.
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Alva Wells
Iva. Wilbert
Buell Millis
Palestine
Odin Stogehill
Estel
Belleville
John Leasure
Don Nave
Martinsville
Cecil. Wells
Ray Drake
George St. John
Caney
Joe McCrory
Bert McCrory
Casey
Remember by the Old Timers recollections from pioneers
A pair of letters share memories of West and Midwest life. Keeton recalls homesteading near Spokane in 1878 and the hard pioneer diet and long trips for supplies. Haddix reflects on a Northwestern Ohio upbringing and a preacher who felt like God and its impact on faith and daily life.
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Keeton
Edmonds
Washington
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Colfax
Whitman County
Jerreld E. Haddix
Backhannes
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois soybean yield unchanged by 2,4-D at 1 pound per acre
Tests at the University of Illinois show no reduction in soybean yield for plants up to five inches tall when a pound per acre of amine-type 2,4-D is applied to control weeds. Prepare for moisture buildup in farm-stored grain as cold weather approaches. American hybrids could double corn production in Europe and the Mediterranean.
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T. H. Keating
Chevrolet
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Ieate
Pere Midh
University of Ilinois
Europe
Mediterranean
614 Pine Street Church Service Notices
Sunday services at 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 9 30. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 7 48. Reading room open Wednesday 2 68 to 5 00 p m. The public is cordially invited.
Postwar elections shape 1956 campaign and state power
Postmortems rise after the 1954 elections show Democrats gaining governorships and control of 27 statehouses, boosting organization for 1956. Analysts debate presidential impact and the party's leverage in key states like New York, Ohio, Michigan, New Jersey, Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia. President Eisenhower warned about economic growth and the need for government to guide, not dominate, policy.
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Eisenhower
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Minnesota
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Secor
Presirman
Santa and the A to Z Toy List Dilemmas
A father worries about a child’s Christmas wish list turning into a revenge fantasy where Santa must outmaneuver a child’s eager demands. He contemplates speaking with Santa to influence the toy selections before December. The piece hints at family tension and the holiday scramble for gifts.
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Santa
Banta
North ‘Pole
Buck Stone Sells Neighborly Gesture in Quiet Plea for Temperance
A local scene shows Buck Stone signaling a sale and choosing restraint in a dispute over beverage choices. The exchange highlights neighborliness and respect for differing opinions on drinks amid a temperance discussion.
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Buck
Sia
Buck Stone
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