Pheasant protection debate voiced by South Dakota official
S D March 25 0977 Beadle county discussion on pheasant protection features O Q H Johnson director of fish and game defending pheasants as valuable foragers while noting improper regulations invite trouble. He argues pheasants rarely harm other game and suggests stocking while balancing numbers to prevent extermination, citing historical open seasons and bird counts.
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Flerre
S. D
South Dakota
H. Johson
Fish and Game
Eer
Jie
Johnson
Regulation Ideas for Pheasant Seasons and Mating Ratios
The text argues for controlled open seasons to keep pheasant cock numbers low, aiming for about one cock to six hens. Excess mates disturb nests among pheasants and other game. An anecdote notes a cock pheasant preying on turkeys during nesting season, while another farmer reports no harm under similar conditions.
No Trespassing and Hair Care by Danderine Ad Actress Carlotta Marino
The article spotlights Carlotta Marino of New York City who promotes keeping hair attractive with Danderine. She claims the product cleanses oily film, enhances shine, extends wave durability, and leaves the scalp with tone and vigor. Bottles are advertised at 35 cents in drug stores.
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Carlotta Marino
West 58Th St
New York City
George White
New York
Danderine
Pheasant Popularity Surges in State Hunting Licenses
Investigation shows territorial cocks disturb turkey hens leading to fights that destroy eggs or kill young. The report notes pheasants, despite being less favored by dyed in the wool sportsmen, account for about 60 percent of state hunting licenses.
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Johnson
Army Recruits Sent to Fort Riley and Fort Lincoln
Army recruiters announced enlistments from local stations sending Thomas H. Oliver and William J. Stevenson to Fort Riley Kansas and Fort Lincoln North Dakota. George C. D. Spitler of Manchester will be stationed at Fort Lincoln. The infantry branch remains open and offers travel, training in trades, machine gun, telegraphy and radio work, plus engineering projects. Army office is on the second floor of the Lafayette building.
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Thomas H. Oliver
South Street
William J. Stevenson
Independence Avenue
Fort Riley
Kan
John D. Overbey
George CD. Spitler
Manchester
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Infantry
Army
Army Service
Army Recruiting Office
Lafayette Building
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