Hunters bag rabbits and gobblers in Crater County opening day
Amid driving wind and near freezing temperatures, Prater County hunters fanned out across fields and mountains on opening day. Reports indicate abundant rabbits with several players bagging multiple cottontails and a 16 pound five and three quarter pound jackrabbit measured 21 inches from ear to tip. Turkey and partridge activity noted with gobblers and hens claimed by multiple shooters.
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Poole
Daniel Smith
Monrovia
Guya Motter
Clarence C. Carty
Eky
Edward Fox
Benjamin Phebus
Carty
Fox
George S. Grover
Chester Grove
Wildlife hunting season notes and bag limits update
Report from Maryland hunters notes scarce bird variety and a rabbit haul of six rabbits totaling twelve bobwhites. Officials announce statewide hunting activity Monday with 103 counties and state totals, plus revised woodcock and dove limits and extra license books rushed to six counties. Daily bag limits vary: woodcock four, doves twenty, rabbits six, squirrels ten, quail ten, pheasants two, wild turkeys one with seasonal cap.
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Alke Hoke
Hos md Mull
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Fea
Jane
Fredestee
Morda
Harold S Kolmer
Baltimore
Gane
Uceasea
Caroline
Howard
Prince George’s
Wicomico
Extension Of Monetary Powers To Be Requested
Washington officials announce Congress will be asked to extend the administration’s monetary powers. Secretary Morgenthau says the tools include Roosevelt’s power to further devalue the dollar and the Treasury’s authority to maintain the seven billion dollar stabilization. Both powers expire January 30. New advert pages suggest investing in newspaper advertising.
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Morgenthau
Roosevelt
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End of Gold Wave Weather Shift Forecast Overnight Freeze
A strong cold front ends the Gold Wave pattern with a sharp fall in temperatures. The cool day saw record low highs and freezing overnight lows, with snow flurries reported in the Great Lakes region and along the North Atlantic. Winds from Canada drove cold air across the Ohio Valley to the Mississippi, while motorists faced minor hazards from drifting snow and stalled cars on the National Highway near Grantsrill.
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Lake Region
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November Meeting Of Glade Valley Community Association
The Glade Valley Community Association met in the Walkore School auditorium with Thomas Cramer presiding. Jane Kerehner read, Raubeyn Miger and Dorf Youngland sang, and Dr HN Erdman spoke on developing good citizenship through church activity. Paul Payne discussed the Cheeaperake and Potomar Telephone Company’s urging of a new system and its use.
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Mth
Thoms Cramer
Janes Kerehner
Raubeyn Miger
Dorf Youngland
Weils
HN CC Erdman
Hos
Paul I Payne
Vie Cheeaperake
Potomar Telephone Company
Devotional Play Cast Noted in Mas Nebon Brown New Work
The devotional exercises were constructed by Mas Nebon Brown. The cast of characters for the evening included Braaxt Filler Joe Keeney Winher Mary Reddick James Working Ling Murphy Monroe Hitter Mdred Oto Maryle Pysor Kenneh Merces Janet Nicodemus QT and was presented as a Thinks gh ne play.
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Braaxt Filler
Joe Keeney
Sezette Winher
Mary Reddick
James Working
Ling Murphy
Monroe Hitter
Mdred Oto
Maryle Pysor
Kenneh Merces
Janet Nicodemus
Middletown Grange Wins Regional Title
Middletown Grange dominates regional competition at county hall event. Erik Comms reports Potomac Valley Grate and Indian Prags tied for lower honors. Participants include Washrgston SOLRITY and local faculty members as the group advances to finals at Orange event in May.
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Ralph Waywnd
Faculty of the Midate
Sachin
Aid Mas Moan
Cina
Will End WPA As Soon As Business Warrants
Postmaster General James A Burley said tonight the Works Progress Administration will end as soon as business warrants, with Southampton and En Nonte noted in the surrounding region.
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Southampton
En Nonte
James A Burley
Pomona Grange to confer degrees this November
The administration plans a clean up of the event as a large group of candidates will receive the fifth Pomona Grange degree at Grange Mall Nea Stirket. The ceremony moved from November 20 to the later date and all subordinate members are invited to attend.
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Grange Mall
Nea Stirket
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