Fort Davis notes hunter Henning records coyote tally
From November first to the twenty sixth A A Henning a predatory animal hunter trapped fifty one coyotes and shot two. He added four eagle scalps taken on W W McCutcheon and B B McCutcheon ranches. Henning lives at Dryden with his wife and has lived near Limpia post office. He plans to move trapping grounds soon within Jeff Davis county. Local coverage mentions wolves killing calves and a neighbor's water-well efforts, plus community social items and property news in Fort Davis Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hening
W. W. McCuteheon
B. B. McCuteheon
Thanksgiving Bridge Gunnery Scene From Hills
A terse scene depicts gun crews in the hills during Thanksgiving week as smoke and distant artillery mark the season. The brief vignette suggests soldiers or militia observers amid rugged terrain, with references to hospitality and vigilance.
Calves and Ramonds Win Prizes at Kansas City Stock Show
A report from Kansas City notes feeder calves owned by Mr Williams won fifth prize while two ramonds owned by George Jones earned second and fourth at the Roy 1 Stock Show last Saturday. The entries reflect strong showings from local exhibitors.
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Kansas City
Williams
George Jones
Turkeys Sold to Soldiers Highlight Fort Davis Farm Output
A. P. Stewart near Fort Davis raised a large turkey flock this year. He sold seventy-five birds to the military post at Marta and fifty more to Marta civilians. Starting with eleven hens, he hatched and raised turkeys to a selling age, planning to keep twenty-five hens next year if he continues turkey farming.
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A. P. Stewart
Fort Davis
Marta
Stewart
Irving’s Mooner Fat Center Point Bazaar at Courthouse
Fat Center Point Fort Davis hosts a PT A bazaar set for December 6 at the courthouse. A Mexican supper will be served with proceeds benefiting the school. Open to all residents including Alpine and Mart friendly.
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Keesey Miller
Ann Airs
Fowlkes
RC. Williams
F. M. Miller
Clay Expy
Barry Scobee
James McElroy
Welker
Jones
Mis. Terry
Mr. Fowlkes
Mra
Frank Jones
Worth Evans
Bridge
Alpine
Vernon McIntyre
W. H. Terry Sr
Herbert Koker
Pauline Terry
Fort Davis
Lee Sproul
Blanche Taylor
Clay« Espy
Hattie Rue Hartgrove
Gay Howard
Terry
Howard
PWT. A
Marta
Irving family letter from Portland notes a Texas plate in parade
A Portland correspondent Ava Irving reports in a recent letter that while she and her husband watched the At-Inlance Day parade in Portland they saw a cat ahead of them and a Texas license plate on a nearby vehicle. Her uncle is very ill. The Irvings’ plate and a town plate are mentioned.
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Ava
Iving
Portland
Oregon
Irving
Hi Paso
Irvings
Marta Name On It Sparks Suspicions Over Plate Number
A fragment notes Marta referenced in connection with a lens plate number 845682 and speculation about an opportunity to confront someone. The writer questions ownership and recalls Fort Davia, sounding like a mystery prompt from a crime report.
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Marta
Fort Davia
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RK. Merrill
Aledo
Miller
Chrysler
W. A. Yarbro
Valent
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H. E. Welker
Harold Thompson
Arthur Bloys
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Rock
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Jim Espy
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Casner Motor Co
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Tome
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Tite
Limit Company
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