Congress Helps Protect Migratory Birds Move Passed
Washington March 6 The House followed the Senate and passed the Weeks McLean bill for federal protection of migratory birds. The American Game Protective and Propagation Association endorsed the measure and mobilized supporters from coast to coast. The bill empowers the Agriculture Department to regulate hunting of migratory birds, aiming to save species from extinction and reduce agricultural losses by preserving insect-eating birds. The effort drew broad backing from sportsmen naturalists and many state and local game associations. Thousands of letters and hundreds of hearings in Washington helped secure approval. Leaders from Camp Fire Club of America Boone and Crockett Club New York Association for the Protection of Birds and other groups backed the measure with state commissioners and prominent advocates urging passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
McLean
Department of Agriculture
Spi
George Shirax
Congréssitromy Renhiyyania
Masea
Mr. Weeks
Congress
Anthony
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Bedr
MteLdan Wil
Ume
Conjsreas
Associaten
Camp Fire Club of America
National Association of Audubon Societien
Boone and Crockett «Club
New York
Asapetation
Ives
New York State
Long Island
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gunners Association
Georgia
Gam Risbetife Sesociation
Vermont
Fist and Game ‘League
West Virginisne
Ganerokective Association
John D. Moore
Lleyel
Ian Legge
John W. Titcomb
Vertmont
George W. Field
J. F. Rankin
John C. Speaks
Ohio
Frank W. Hewes
Frank H. Davis
Hart Geer
Connecticut
Edward G. Bradford
Delaware
John Hi. Wallace
Alabama
Charles Sheldon
M.D. Hurt
Richmond
Charles’ J
Campbell John Burroughs
Ernest Thompson Seton
Marshall"McLean
Ottomar Hy -van Norden
K. T
Chinalah
Talbot Denmead
William C. Adams
Wohin Gy Ot Conor
Silem- di
Charles
Philbert Pearson
Louis’ B. Bauer
George A. Lawyer
sFatig
Ernest Napier
P.m.newbert
K- Cranston
Protest action noted in Camelot Owls ownership dispute
A local report from Clark County West Virginia on March 6 details a protest involving the Camelot Owls owner and the Same Protective Association. The dispute references Association of Virginia and related parties, with implied legal or regulatory action under consideration.
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Clark County
Mish and Wallace
W. Va
Camelot
Association of Virginia
Free Vapor Treatment Coupon Offer From Local Drug Stores
Local druggists report heavy demand for a new external vapor treatment for croup and cold trouble. The product is applied to the chest and throat, with inhaled vapors aiding breathing within minutes. A limited number of free 28 cent packs are available through participating stores, including Bland's Drug Store and Welle-Haymaker Co, with coupons valid only at your own dealer.
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Vicke
North Corollas
Drigglath
Bland’s
Stone & Mercer
Wurrett
Welle-Haymaker Co
Coupon 11 and contact request for druggist for shipment
Fragment describes a coupon 11 and instruction to contact a druggist for an OS.cent package. It instructs to write name and address on the bottom of a form and ask the druggist to send the package when shipments are ready. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names or locations.
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Copa Aid
James A Comley sells Pittsburg coal vein to Brickman and McFarland
James A Comley owner of the James Hawthorne farm in Cass district Monongalia county sells the Pittsburg coal vein on a royalty basis to William F. Brickman of Connellsville Pa and Howell T. McFarland of Dunbar Pa They will open new mines and operate about fifty acres with a royalty of twelve cents per ton The deal covers roughly 70 000 and requires a minimum 10 000 tons per acre with expected 13 000 to 14 000 tons per acre The royalty will net Comley about 1400 to 1500 dollars per acre Comley reserves the other veins The buyeres plan to mine the Pittsburgh coal only Comley is noted in Harrison county and has a daughter Mrs Floris M McKinley near Westaudford.
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James A. Comley
James Hawthorne
Cass District
Monongalia County
Pittsburg
William F. Brickman
Connellaville
Howell T. McFarland
Dunbar
Mr. Comley
Corlay
Messrs. Brickman and McFarland
Comiey
Comey
Harrison County
Floris M. McKinley
West Ailford
Eagles Lodge Officers Named In Annual Session
Officers were elected as follows President F E Miller Vice president M C Whiteman Invocator Charlen Harbert Secretary A Kunkle Warden F M Hannah Treasurer B L Flanigan Sentinel L Fox Picket H M Swiger Trustees C C Flanigan H A Whistler W L Harbert Past president Cilne Griffin There was great interest shown at all present and a general good time was had
Uniontown Bowling Team Competes In Toledo Meet
Uniontowns ten pin team with Clarksburg players bowled in Toledo at the American Bowling Congress tournament. In the evening event the team totaled 2748, placing them high in standings. Doubles scores included Carroll and Dresbach 1068, Cook and Frankenberry 2041, Onsel and Opperman 1148. Individual scores featured Cook 633, Dresbach 631, Frankenberry 695, Opperman 591, Carroll 528. Jed Kennedy of West Union visits. A chancery order in Harrison County WV names Oren Hj Odd executor of Bing J. with related court actions noted.
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A. B.C
Uniontown
Clarksburg
Toledo
Carroll
Dresbach
Cook
Frankenberry
Onsel
Opperman
State of
West Virginia
Rulesfield
Gireult
Harrison County
Bing
Will of William T. E. Odell Probate Order in 1913
The Harrison County West Virginia Circuit Court directs notice to unknown heirs and devisees of William B. Odell in a probate partition suit. The order, dated March 1913, requires publication to protect interests and names Beulah Whiteman and Lavell O. Odell as possible heirs. The unknown heirs must appear within one month after publication.
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Odo
Iti Clark
Harrison County
William TE
Odell
Fodelvor
Ahld jCourt
Reilef
William Fy Oeil
West Virginia
Beulah Whiteman
Lavell
Wald Whlkar
Adel
Frédend
William
Nolta
Willem “B
T Wade Copymar
Crk
George
Hoffhedier
Phainat
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Highland Bros.& Gore
Hekeack
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Jeanette
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Wallace
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Harrison
Ratissh Marts
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Airal
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Tadao Sane
Jed. Kennedy
West Union
Smith-Limer CO
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