AUR RAID PRECAUTIONS FOR ANIMAL DRIVERS AND OWNERS
Officers advise horse owners and drivers to secure animals during raids and fires. Tie, muzzle, or halter the horse. remove harness. move to safety. Evacuate promptly, keep fire equipment ready, and maintain quiet to minimize injury. If injuries occur, attempt immediate first aid with antiseptics, tannic acid, or tea, and call a veterinary surgeon for serious cases.
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A long letter argues against illegal and indiscriminate shooting of wild fowl. The writer cites complaints from observers about late winter and spring hunting, noting many birds shot near water and on inaccessible lands. He calls for stricter protection of waterfowl and urges readers to consider the moral and practical consequences for future generations.
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