End of Game Season Delayed by New Federal Regulations
Austin readers learn migratory bird hunting closes earlier under new federal rules prohibiting shooting after March 1. The season across the coast is restricted, with no duck, brant, geese, plover allowed. State and federal authorities will enforce the laws, affecting Texas waterfowl and plover hunting this spring.
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Austin
Tex
Jan
Uncle Baty
Washington
Lepleney
Texas Game Wish
Oyster Department
Masquerade Ball at Sune of Morman Hall
A masquerade ball is planned by the Ladies of Ye Tacer at Sune of Morman Hall Ke Hay in Pohromeyeith. Invitations extend to all, with refreshments provided by the Jaimes and a few items to be raffled or given away to guests.
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Morman Hall
Jaimes
Tyler
Texan
Wik Carter
The
Valley Mille Tribune
Mes. Carter
Tiny Mixa 'Pholma
Flom. Caeter
Whedial
Nowother
John Mullenls
Davin Snol
Carter
Hamilton
Myrtie Cothrum
Assetlville
Community crowd gathers as a boy cries for road improvements
A young boy's loud pleas near Corner Drug Store draw a sizable crowd. He blames his father’s beliefs for his view on roads, while locals debate town finances, bonds, and future building needs.
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Lulbe Ik
Bonds for Texas Highways 1913 Election Results
The Texas road bond elections of 1913 show 80 elections with 61 ratified by large majorities, totaling about 87.21 million dollars for highway improvement. Several counties posted strong turnout and notable sums, with Kerr, Aransas, Brazoria, and Montgomery among counties voting sizable bonds. The two thirds requirement hindered many defeats, prompting preparations for a second ballot in many districts during 1914.
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Rome
Paige
Texas
Honile
Hurla County
Toada Harris
Kerr County
Arapsein
Etune
Isu
Precinctot
Wisteid
Aston
Fiaye
Hanice
Joimla
Sitios
Retin Gan
Atucoan
U Armaan
Bell
Soeaaee
Apoyeon
Emzoria
Araxoria
Brazoria
Ahrasaria
Aon
Beaar
Alhoun
Beece
Navarro
Mare
Polk
Robertson
Jun
Good Roads Talk and U.S. Export Costs Highlight Policy Debate
A government department warns producers lose hundreds of millions annually due to export barriers. Officials discuss salvageable routes, rail carriage costs, and policy moves to boost trade while projecting impacts on farmers and communities.
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Government of
Washington
Ange
Nils
Poindexter the Road Builder and Political Figure
Johnson County’s Hon William Poindexter, a persistent public figure for over twenty five years, played a notable role in state affairs and politics. He was active during the governor race era and tied to road and party interests, with ties to Dallas wire networks and local candidates.
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Willian Poindexter
Johnson County
Nore
C. B. Colquitt
Cone Johnson
Tyler
Dallas
Coluitt
Mtr
Minders
Strartia
Texan
Bt. Worth
Unclear Delegation Notes On Road Building Debate
Fragmentary OCR text references delegates, Fort Worth works, and neural considerations. The readable fragments hint at a discussion on road building and planning but lack concrete actions, dates, or names to confirm specifics for a fuller summary.
Texas Cotton Shipments To Japan Reported
A fragmentary report notes a third shipment of cotton to Japan from Texas, outlining ongoing trade with Kobe and Osaka. The brief mentions a limited export season and the movement of staple goods, with references to prior rotations and shipping windows.
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Alvinton
Yoko
Kobe
Japan
Orient
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Businness
America
oWo
Hume
Vonks
Sen Halead
A. F. Ander
Peerless Creamery
D. M, Mebane
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Unm
Neeuril
Gotton
Cotton Report
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First State Bank
Lovelady
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