Chilly mallards greet last day in cold cove hunt
A duck hunter endures a bitter cold closing day as arctic wind and sleet push mallards south. Despite wary flocks passing his decoys, only two northern mallards are taken as he reflects on a season of sparse shoots and hunting rituals.
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Promont Memoir and Milford House History
Prominent Ohio figure John M. Pattison, Clermont County’s native son and Ohio governor, died June 18, 1906, in this house. Milford’s oldest frame home at 208 Main St. dates to 1809, built for Hageman’s millwright McFeeny. A 1799 French privateer seizure tied to Brunswick residents Gardiner Folger and Capt. Rathbone enters local history as government indemnity moves forward. Thomas L. Wyatt of Amelia curates Rathbone’s estate, seeking compensation from the vessel’s value, amid community input on editor letters and local notices.
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Maine
Gardiner
Folger
Jonathan C. Rathbone
Lindale
Thomas W. Rathbone
Amelia
Kansas
France
Thomas L. Wyatt
Jonathan Rathbone
Wyatt
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