The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 September 1936 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lo, 1936.

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Another important chapter in aviation history was written when the German flying boat Zephyr spanned the Atlantic from the Azores to Port Washington, N. Y„ in 22 hours and seven minutes,

blazing a trail across the ocean for a commercial air route and making the first non-stop flight from the Azores, a total distance of approximately 2,300 miles. „

IIOOSILltS WILL HI NT COCK PHEASANTS FOB THREE DAY’S Hoosier sports men will get their first taste of pheasant hunting in Indiana on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Nov. 10. 11. and 12 Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the department of conservation, announced today. The open season will apply to the entire state with only cock birds to be taken and a possession limit of four birds. Establishment of an open season

on cock pheasants for Hoosier sportsmen marks the inauguration of a new fieid sport and one that has been anticipated with eagerness. Liberation of pheasant was started in Indiana several years ago as a means of building up a sufficient supply to add pheasant hunting to the quail and rabbit shooting which attracts thousands of sportsmen each fall. Propagation of pheasants for liberation has been carried on extensively during the past three years at state game farms and with the cooperation of local conservation clubs. Approximately sixty thousand pheasants have been distributed

from the game farms during the past three year period with other thousands liberated by conservationists who have been furnished eggs by the division of fish and game. It is estimated that approximately fifteen thousand pheasants will b" liberated by conservation clubs tliir year. As a guide to the stock of pheasants now in the state, the department of conservation is asking that all hunters taking pheasants during the three-day open season, report the number taken and the anproximate location. This information will be valuable in futu’'e stocaing operations and will be a basis upon which propagation schedi les can be deter-

mined. Blanks on which to make these reports will be distributed by game wardens, county clerks and agencies issuing hunting licenses. Provision for an open season on pheasants wa.s made by the general assembly in 1935 but the open seaon was delayed after a survey of the state was made and the state conservation committee recommended delaying the open season until 1936. The order providing for the three-day open sef. a on on cock birds ami fixing the possession limit at four bag limit two in anj one day, hunting, shooting, killing, pursuit or possession of a cock pheasant at any time other than during the specified

open season, except under a breeder’s permit issued by the division of fish and game.

INDIANA’S HIGHWAYS PRAISED Indiana’s state highway system has been highly praised by out of state motorists during the vacation weeks although scores of detours have been in etfect, James D. Adams, chairman of the rtate highway commission, reported today The highway commission has received a number of letters recently complimenting Indiana’s state highway system. The maintenance cf Indiana’s state highways keeping weeds and grass cut. use of directi.mal and caution signs, shoulder widening and maintenance, use of the center-line, repairing crack and pavem. nt breaks —is mentioned in n majority of the communications. Other points upon which Indiana is compl.mented include the roadside planting program, the attention given the safety of the motorist and the uniform courtesy shown by highway employ'es encountered along the roads. Several motorists. writing the state highway commission, stated that the Indiana highways were the best they had encountered on their tours. Completion of the construction

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bomm of M ilwaukce, Wise., were delighted when their entry won in Your Lucky Strike "Sweepstakes." Bu t asMr. Bomm writes: "Imagine what a kick we got when the cigarettes arrived on our fifteenth wedding anniversary.” Have you entered yet? Have you won >o//r Luckies —a flat tin of 50 delicious Lucky Strikes? Tunc in "Your Hit Parade”—Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Study the tunes —then try Your Lucky Strike "Sweepstakes.” And if you're not already smoking Luckies, buy a pack today, and try them, too. Maybe you've been missing something. Y'ou’II appreciate the advantages of Luckies—A Light Smoke of rich, ripc-bodied tobacco.

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program now in progress under the direction of the highway commission will give Indiana an even better state highway system with additionl al miles of improved tra'-eling surface. witier bridges, more grade separations and fewer hazards.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR SUPPLIES FOR COUNTY ASYLUM Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up to two o clock p. m., on Monday, the fifth day of October, 1936. at the office of the county auditor of Putnam County, Indiana, in the City of Greencastle. for the furnishing of supplies for the county asylum of said county for the quarter ending December 31. 1936. That a requisition for all said supplies to be furnished, are named and specified in a requisition made out and filed by the superintendent of said asylum, and is now on file in said auditor’s office open for the inspection of bidders, and should be inspected by bidders before making out a bid, so as to determine the quantity and quality of all articles to be bid upon. Bidders are required to make separate bids upon groceries, etc., and for dry goods and clothing. Said merchandise belonging to two sepate classes. Bidders must bid with the understanding that the bidder who shall be awarded the contract shal. furnish at the prices named in his bid the quantity of merchandise and articles named, and to furnish more or less of the quantities and articles named and as may be required by the superintendent of said asylum during the term of the contract, and until a new contract shall be awarded and at the prices named in his bid. Bidders are required to furnish and exhibit samples of the gooda and articles bid on by the bidder for inspection by the Board of Commissioners at the time bids are opened and considered, except such articles

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of merchandise tha; ar- • brands that n f quiaition ol I samples of which may not b] ished for the inspection. All bids .stibi. dte ; must be I duplicate on Mai k to be fg| by the county auditor aero by a bond in the sum of sifli able to the beard of nu.-.miJ of the county ef Putnam si Indiana, which bond mnstT proved by said board, laid bl contain the pi evisiens uno coni to furnish and supply all sf and merchandise in full comi with the hi.I sutimittee if af the contract and also to be 1 panied by the bidder's non-cd affidavit, as requii | bid will not be connidered. The board reserves the ri;ht| ject any and all bids. EDGAR A HURST, LEE WOOD O. E. CRAMER. Boai i ' Attest: ABIGAIL COOI’ERj tor Putnam County.

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