Fragmented OCR: Game and wildlife season data unreliable
The readable text lists hunting season notes for ducks geese and deer with odd dates and half hour rules, but many terms are garbled. It references November January and February limits, possession counts, and locations west of Petia and Panhanfire, suggesting a historical hunting regulation snippet with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petia
Panhanfire
Seydésnit Ware
Unis She
Monty Pi
E H Henry Blue Eagles Open Practice September First
The E H Henry Blue Eagles begin practice for the 1834 trotbal season with workouts at 6:00 a.m. for six players and 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. daily. Thirteen lettermen return from a strong last year. They travel to Wharton on September 16 to open the 1994 season.
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E. H. Henry High School
Bina Eagles
Ais
At & A.m
James Gordon
Neene Tier
Arthur
Rhodes Chie Rhodes
Alex Spates
Os Seldes
Floyd Harris
Alex
Rice Festival Serves Barbecue Dinner at Local Event
Preparations for a community Rice Festival meal included barbecue meat and rice salad with pickles and iced tea. Volunteers led by Mrs. WM and Frank Pidgeon organized the cooking and serving as part of the event schedule.
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Drompoale
Mes
Frank Pidgeon
Gross
Harald Pramas
II Brica Sa Burroughs
Hopeful Eagles Report For Early Football Practice
Thirty one young prospects report for initial workouts of the Nagle Lake High School Eagles football team on Monday. Coach Ben W. Cobb notes two-a-day sessions through next week as the team prepares for a season opener against Cypress Fairbanks. Although a green squad, players show eagerness to improve and fit into the opening form.
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Nagle Lake High School Eagles
Ben W. Cobo
Eagles
Cypress' Fairbanks
Priday
Cobb
Mle
Rice Industry Talk Highlights Machinery Gains and Costs
A Houston Texas promotional event featured speakers from the Texas Promotion Association and TRA. Eagle Lake's Davd R. Wintermann discussed mechanization boosting rice production, noting costs up to five dollars per barrel. He credited improved machinery and the Lower Colorado River Authority for reliable irrigation supporting local farming.
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Anks Theer
Texas
Miling i
Chers
Bods, Jones
Stowall
Jones
John Gideot
Garwand
Gileon
TEE
Thomas
St Grider
the Promotion Association
Houston
Alice McMillan Aise
TRA
Eagle Lake
Davd R. Wintermann
W. E. Davis
Wintermann
Willen
Calarara Ri
Colopada
Shivers Seen As Best Choice For Texas Governorship
Voters are urged to re elect Allan Shivers arguing he is the most competent leader for Texas. The piece attacks opponents and defends Shivers against tax and policy critiques, praising his alignment with the people and warning against liberal influences.
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Gave -Alan
Shivers
Texas
Democratic Party
Rome
Santa Claus
Austin
Scott
Cto-Pac
Allan Shivers
Hie
New Ideal
Oneworld
August 2 1936 Look Back in County Politics and Local News
Ross Stirling leads county by 218 votes in governor race. Ferguson supporters expect Mary Miller votes in August primary to sway Pergison column. Hampton visits with family and friends while planning San Antonio trip. Rain and electrical storm hit Matthews area. Waggener family to move to San Antonio. Stout Whitten wins local race for constable. Count Commissioner and Justice positions noted with local officials involved. Dallas hosts bridge club event. various social updates and minor weather notes included.
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Ross Stirling
Sim White
Simon iv
San Antonio
V Bay Tr
Tang
Matthews
W. Tr. Causey
Rosenberg
Roe. Waggener and Sons
Babbry
Burts
Stout Whitten
Constance
Walter Adams
Max Conver
Penes
Hugn
Dallas
Thuvetay Bridge
Cal
S.C. Suguthers
Local notices highlight freight service and political results
Souths Pacific informs Headlight of motor truck freight service with free delivery for freight shipped from Texas points arriving at the station. Mrs Albert Pusterovsky returns home after ten days in the western state with brother Louis Kozetsky and sister and brother in law from Hangerford. J J Mansfield reelected to Congress by landslide, key wins in districts. Miss Wika Westmoreland hosts bridge with Miss Helen Yeages and Miss Elizabeth Autrey as high scorers Darby and Eveton. Tom Waddell named Game Warden covering four counties. Sheriff runoffs loom as Mayes reelected county judge and Chas D Rutta elected county attorney. Avalon Theatre to show Quiet On The Western Front.
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Souths Pacific
Texas
Albert Pusterovsky
Louis Kozetsky
East Bernard
Kreck
Hangerford
J. J. Mansfield
Congress
Wika Westmoreland
Helen Yeages
Blessing
Elizabeth Autrey
Port Arthury
Dorothy Darby
Gleen Eveton
Tom Waddell
Colorado
Ansa Lavaca
Wharton
Cnr
Thoms
Fritz Engelhard
Hoegemeyer
T. W. Hillmer
Sheriff's Office
Mayes
J. H. Wooten
Chas
D. Rutta
Avalon Theatre
Western Front
Herahon
State Health Program Benefits All People
State Health Department outlines public health duties aimed at benefiting all residents. It emphasizes disease prevention, vaccination for smallpox and diphtheria, milk safety, outbreak monitoring, and education to protect the general population.
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Henry A. Molle
Cmar State Departament of Health
Halle Sale
Texas State Health Department
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Thornton
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Plainview
Stowell Bedumont
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