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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
10
County correspondents report visits among Fargo and Sanborn residents including Wm Flach family and the Stoll household. Northeastern notes recount Chautauqua attendance, rain, river farming, and numerous local visits in Hemen, Mansfield, Kathryn, and Valley City with many names and small events.
Resident license costs 1 dollar and non resident license 25 dollars. Licenses available from county auditors and game wardens. Hunting without license incurs a fine of 25 to 100 dollars or 10 to 30 days in jail. Open season covers prairie chicken woodcock snipe upland or golden plover September 7 to November 1. Wild ducks crane crows and other species have varying seasons, with some birds protected permanently and others restricted until future dates. Deer protected until November 10 1916 with male only hunting thereafter. Antelope beaver and otter protected until January 1 1920. Mink and muskrat protected.
The notice outlines open seasons for prairie chicken grouse crane and various waterfowl with bag limits per day. It bans hunting out of season from July 1 to Sept 6 with penalties of 10 to 50 dollars or 10 to 30 days, bans snares and traps, restricts hunting dogs April 1 to Aug 15, and sets fishing rules May 1 to Oct 15 with size and quantity limits. It also notes allowed fishing methods, special permit areas like Des Lacs Lake and river sections, and states that possession of protected game implies state ownership and unlawful taking during closed seasons. rewards offered for information.
Billy and Al Yaeger arrived yesterday from Granite Falls and will spend a month with their parents Mr and Mrs C A Yaeger. Also included is an advertisement for Dean's Kidney Pills claiming cure for kidney troubles with a testimonial from E B Deming of Valley City North Dakota and urging readers to remember the name Dean's.
In an interview Burl Carr of Leal says harvest will start on rye next week and the rye is good. He adds that wheat properly stored will yield well, while sowing on stubble without plowing will fail. Carr feels wheat will exceed expectations and notes crop conditions are normal, with better prospects in Carrington district than Red River valley.
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