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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
7
Neighbor reports a rare white mallard seen around George Smith’s Meadowbrook Drive home as it joined wild ducks on Brentwood Lake this fall. The Ely Waltonettes push litter bag distribution for area conservation while local hunters discuss coon squallers and new plastic game calls.
New York reports a dog gift list from a company offering playful items for Christmas. Suggestions include a doggie wig, Kennel No 9 perfume, personalized birthstone tags, style kerchiefs, jeweled collars, and 24K gold leads and necklaces for pampered pets.
The note summarizes various regional updates on hunting and wild game. Trout stocking reached 25 000 in 28 Pennsylvania lakes for winter fishers, Nebraska retains a 1962 pheasant tail feather record, Georgia counties embracing Sunday hunting, New Hampshire bear hunters report a strong season with twelve 0 early November kills, Utah officials cite drifted Hungarian partridges from Idaho and Nevada as the basis for local flocks, Dismal Swamp drought boosts deer hunting prospects in Virginia, California rains affect pheasant stockings, Missouri Swan Lake refuge opening day sees a high demand for a 10 shell limit with sky busting nearly eliminated.
Indoor archery heats build toward the state indoor championship in March at Mohawk Archery Lanes in Mohawk. Hosts French Creek Bowmen, with Hal Rothgery reporting growing hunting interest and a new 480 acre camp called 4 Pines where eight couples and 16 singles already plan to hunt. Bow and Barrel Club awards were given at Emerald Valley Country Club. Robert Holbert won in big game, with others honored for deer and bear.
New York opens a supper club at the St. Regis Maisonette featuring walls lined with 2,000 leatherbound books chosen for artistic effect. Guests reportedly remove volumes to check if they are real, as quoted by Frank C. Bromber, executive director of the hotel, comparing the display to Maxim's in Paris.
The fragmented text gives guidelines for dispatching trapped animals. It mentions rifles and handguns, one shot kills, avoiding odor from skunks, and slow movements toward a moving target. It reflects historical hunting instructions and emphasizes fur value.
Columbus Ohio Attend ance in state parks increased by about 100 000 persons in October from 1964 figures. Melvin J Rebholz parks chief says the rise signals support for the maximum use policy. Cabins lodges and dining stayed open beyond crossing dates and cold weather camping drew more campers by 5000 compared with last October.
In Taunton England UP I anglers prepare for another Tom Rivett Cup fishing contest. Thirty fishermen fished last weekend but no fish were caught, prompting a fresh attempt.
Archery enthusiasts are increasing across the outdoor fraternity as seasons extend, costs drop, and hunting with a bow offers longer seasons, less crowding, lower danger, and a greater chance to study wildlife, encouraging a robust, nature focused sport even amid gun restrictions.
Florence craftspeople produced seven volumes on glassmaking as a definitive Florentine work. It inspired translations into English, French, German and Latin and remained authoritative for over a century.
The article offers practical cooking ideas for hunters: a rapid coffee substitute using Bouillon and Tabasco in a vacuum bottle, a compact breakfast of hard boiled eggs fruit and bars, and a pheasant casserole recipe. It details prep steps, soaking, dredging in seasoned flour, browning in butter, and baking with sour cream, onion, celery, and carrots.
Weather seasoned hunters beware as rain and overcast skies drive deer to heavy cover with minimal movement. Visibility drops, increasing risk of misidentifying targets. When a deer is spotted in poor conditions, check three times before shooting to avoid hitting another hunter or cow.
Ohio announces broad hunting opportunities in coming weeks across game species. Squirrels and rabbit seasons run through late January, with a late December deer bow hunt in the south zone requiring a permit by October 15. Ruffed grouse and waterfowl seasons span December to late January, with geese and ducks open in the split season through January first.
American companies expect their foreign affiliates to spend 7.4 billion dollars on plant and equipment in 1965, up 1.3 billion from 1964 and 20 percent higher than 1964. The rise would be the largest year to year increase on record and nearly twice the 1960 outlay.
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