Licenses For Woodcock Hunters Arrangements Made
The State Game Commission permits hunters to obtain a woodcock hunting license for the period before the open game season or between October 1 and November 10. The special license costs $2 in addition to the regular hunting license and can be secured from state wardens or the commission office in Trenton. Upland hunters require the license during the period or face arrest with a $100 penalty for other protected game violations. Six woodcock may be in the daily bag per hunter, with reports of early flights across the state.
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Tish and Game Commission
Apwelal
Trenton
Clippings From Nearby Papers
A collage of notices from Changewater Belvidere Clintons and Easton covers a chicken supper donation, a girl seeking housing, a booze problem with gun raids, parlor lectures at Union Hotel, a tiger striped kitten wanted, a painting accident, a warning against abducting children, a singing engagement, a pair restrained from car rides, and railways debating buses as adjuncts to electric service. The items reflect small-town notices and local chatter with occasional public safety and transport debates.
Farmer Commits Suicide at Brainards Home
Retired farmer Frank Pordon about sixty shot himself in the mouth Friday morning at his Brainards residence. Found by family in the cellar, County Physician Dr G We Gummina ruled depression over eyesight likely cause. Nearby note mentions Stegee Needle In and a separate account of Mrs Ethel Frinck Schwing whose baby Charlotte cried, then a medic examined a foreign body under the skin after probing the child’s left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pordan
Brainards
G. We Gummina
Belvidere
Cian
Stegee
Frank J. Schwing
Stockton
Gal
Ethel Frinck
Charlotte
Sehwink
Scranton Shops Strike Persists as Railroads Stand Firm
Efforts by Scranton officials and business leaders to unite Lackawanna and D and H at a meeting with shopmen failed Monday. The railroad company insists workers must negotiate individually. The dispute leaves the Lackawanna and D and H at odds with the shopmen, while the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western reached a full settlement with workers who returned to work under the Railroad Board wage schedule.
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Scranton
Uisue
Lackawanna
Drie
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Alderney
Island of
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Northampton National Bank
Northampton Street
Fourth
Easton, Pa
Louis
Armstrong
Wolslayer
Old Reliable Family Shoe Store
Northampton St
Easton
R. Stanley Goodhart
Reininger’s Jewelry Store
Mueller
Warren County
R. A. Cooke
Tel
Hackettstown, NJ
Washington Star
Washington, N. J
Louie
Cub
Good Samaritans
Anolomink
Anilumink
Jacob Transuc Hag
Changewater
Old Forge
Clintons
Union Hotel
Epworth League
Chicago
Holles
Adral
Hainden
Flemington
Anna Case
Baptist Church
Palace Theatre
Ing
American Electric Railway Association
Suse
Star
Buick
VALVE
W. W. Bush
Phillipsburg, N. J
DurAnt
Bowlby & Neuhaus
Washington
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