Fish and Game Laws As Amended by 1826 27 Sessions
The Tele graph presents the revised Nebraska fish and game laws as amended in 1826 27. It details unlawful catching or holding of various fish, gear limits, open seasons with size minimums, daily and possession limits, selling restrictions, netting rules, and permit requirements for hunting fishing and trapping. The text notes seasons for black bass bullheads catfish pickerel trout and pike with sizes and return rules, and outlines license possession and enforcement provisions.
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Solond
C. W Johnson
Telegraph
Nebraska Fish and Game Laws
Ziny
Department of Agris Culture
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Sparks Family and North Divide Social Roundup
North Divide News notes visits and calls among local residents including John and Otto Kurz and Jim Sparks family. Mentions Eddie Blanke working for Sparks, travel to Sidney, balloon finder Clyde Kinton, and a fishing trip with Pippe Werman Bilanke and son. Elmer Hughes buys a combine. various calls at Sparks and Minshall homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kurz
Otto Kurz
Jim Sparks
Eddie Blanke
Jack Bowman
North Divide
North Sidney
Dalton
Paul Sparks
Flicker
J. Sparks
Bert Walker
Clyde Kinton
Sidney
Sidney Area Residents Attend Events and Loss in Community
Local residents frequent Potter Kimball and Deadman Canyon for evangelistic meetings and Fourth of July outings. A week old infant, Pauline Cannon, died, prompting community sympathy for the Cannon family. Visitors include Jay Essex from Grand Island, Elmer Hughes, Jim Sparks, and Anna Owens with relatives. several harvest helpers and neighbors gathered at area homes and lakes.
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Ruth
Ruby Sparks
Bert Walker
West of Gurley
Jay Essex
Grand Island
Nebr
J. J. Jones
Elmer Hughes
Jim Sparks
Anna Owens
Chester
Potter
A. R. King
Miss Wiiner
A. K. Anderson
Peetz
Hubert Owens
George
Aden Jones
Anna
Catherine Hamer
Deadman’s Canyon
Herman Blanke
Edwin
Ohio
George Rippe
Riverett Owens
Wm. Taylor
Clayton
Clifford Tones
Krueger's Lake
Chappel and
Krueger’s Lake
Meadow Lawn Residents Gather for Fourth Celebration
MEADOW LAWN and nearby towns mark the Fourth with visits to the J. Morrow home. Mr and Mrs Milo Yorrey of Henry Nebraska and relatives traveled from Wheatland Wyoming and Nebraska to join gatherings. Ed Mayer and son visited John Peterson. Vernon Peterson stayed with Clayton Mayer. Families including Kreader, Cobb, Hedlund, Shinker, Redington, Krueger, Larson and Nunn spent the holiday with the Eckert family in Aurora and surrounding areas.
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Tierbert Sump
J. M. Kreader
California
Clyde Carter
Joem Shrender Farm
James McQuillan
Martin O'Donnell
Mary
Julia Walsh
Redington
Alvin
Paul Mann
Bridgeport
Peter Nelson
Ed Morrow
Opal Bovee
Tim Lafferty
Potter
Shirley Mayer
Chas. Neoeman
Alta Cobb
Ethel Hedlund
J. C. Kreader
Milo Torrey
Henry
Nebraska
Will Ayres
Ward Goodridge
Wheatland
Wyoming
Charles Herboldsheimer
Morrow
Johnson
Milo Yorrey
Nebr
Ed Mayer and Son
John Peterson
Vernon Peterson
Clayton Mayer
M. Kreader
Telegraph Want Ads Deliver Best Results
The Telegraph attractively showcases want ads that draw strong responses from readers. Businesses and individuals post timely notices, locating buyers, sellers, jobs, and opportunities with clear, direct language and prominent placement.
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Telegraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Divide News
Mrs. Opal
Cecil Sparks
Minshall
Raymond fLessman
Hubert Qwens
Emma Morrow
J.C. Kreader
J. E. Morrow
James Sullivan
Donald Mayer
Donald Kreader
Will Larson
Walter Nunn and Sons
Feimi Larson
Aurora, Nebr
J. W. Eckert
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Omaha
Hotel Conant
J.B. Taylor, M. D
Larson
Max Collins
Hahler Garage
Realtors
Sidney, Nebraska
G. D. Webster
Gapen
Cheyenne County
R. E. Roche
M. D
Roche
Res
Chas. H. Gardner County Surveyor
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sidney, Nebr
A. R. LeSueur
Standard Oil Company OF
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