Texas dove and waterfowl rules amid open season conflicts
The Game Department announced dove and waterfowl regulations for Texas after resolving conflicts between state and federal rules. White-winged and mourning doves open dates run September 16 to 25 in various zones, with Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays allowed in some counties. Hours and bag limits vary by county, with restrictions on firearms and protected species.
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Hudspeth
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Game Department
Neeth Zone
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Kins
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Starr
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Jokes and caricature vignettes from a bygone issue
A collage of jokes and cartoons featuring Native American, Black, and Indian stereotypes, punchlines about illness and safety, a child drawing a horse, misheard phrases, barbering and cough lines, a nurse and boy apple seeds, a waiter and ham sandwich, a soldier’s remark, a bishop’s drift, a telephone quarrel, roses for a birthday, and a florists’ extra dozen.
Rodgers Elected in County Democratic Precinct Races
County Democratic precinct results show numerous names with vote tallies across Precincts 1 through 20. The report lists chairmen, precinct officers, and party committee members along with White Loyalty Party results and local justice positions.
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Ernest
Bob) Welshuhn
Awald Miller
L. J. Braden
J. A. Jones
Columbus
Aubrey Chapman
W. Kindred
H. Braden
Glidden
FP. W. Obenhaus
Altair
G. C. Werla
Chas. Walker
Gare “Wood
W. H. Pinchback
Nada
A. C. Leopold
W. A. Braden
Eli Schilling
Witte
A. J. Lichnovsky
Frank Schoellmann
Prec
Rock Island
J. G. Jenkins
B. W. Wright
M. I. Nicewander
Sheridan
W. T. Scott
Lillian Sevier
M. J. Sevier
Albert T. Blanchard
Louis B. Botard
Oakland
E. Cy Lichey
Weimar
J. F., Walker
Oak Grove
Ernest Otto
Geo. Moyo
Buesricher
John Schobel
Shews- Bend
Otto Schobel
Santi Anna
Frank Divid
Brushy
Emil Koellenovsky
Freisburg
Emil Buxkemper
Mentz
Reuben Meartz
Bernardo
Anton Neuendorff
Alleyton
Mrs. C. L. Griffith
Eagle Lab
Kate McRee
Eldridge
G. M. Cason
White Loyalty Party
Colorado County
Alfred J. Rainer
Qindsie Goode
Jer
J. R. Moziesek
Constable
J. J. Hopkins
Benhard Poppe
Edgar Beken
W. B. Burns
Pree
Plow
Obed Prew
Arnable
Suhiling
Peo
Peow
American Soldier Makes Good Mixer
A newspaper correspondent praises U S soldiers and engineers for adapting to local customs and people in occupied territories. He notes President Roosevelt’s claim that Americans are on thirty one fronts and argues that shared language, culture, and openness help win friendly relations as individuals.
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Egypt Items Case Sotecarncepee Fort Worth Visitors
Local notes recount residents returning from Fort Worth and visiting relatives in Wharton area. Names include Mesdames Carter Longmire Northington Border Goodlett and Fults with mentions of trips to Lubbock, Galveston, San Antonio, Weimar, and Houston. Several patients in area hospitals and visits to friends and kin are listed.
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CE. Carter
George Longmire
Carol Joy Longmire
Fort Worth
Hurley Brnst
New York City
Mentor Northington
Houston
Harold Thom Dsen
Donna Low
Gayle
Lissie
Mes
Thomas
L. H. Obenhaus
R. L. Goodlett
Hutherford
Alex Border
Border
J. W. Martin
Lubbock
Abilene
Velma Harris
San Antonio
Clements Northington
Galveston
Angleton
Rudolf Gold
Weimar
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Merchant Marine Service
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Gray
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Mary Lois Ussery
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E. Carter
FE. C. Fults
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EC Fults
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Wharton
All Mes
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Rocha
Jack Hawes, Jr
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Jt Rice
Canny Valley Hospital
Paul Krueger
W. W. Moore
Nighingaly Hospital
el Campo
J.C. Malone
C. Eo Carter
Rugeley- Blasingamy Hospital
Jesse Howell
Newgulf Hospital
CR. Foulk
East Bernard
Stamp Not De to Sugar Bon ts Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake horse owners attempt to gain advantage through sugar horses and gel another two hounds amid a July 10 agitation. July 19 notes refer to editorials and regular use of cash in June. The perad and weather period mention August and a Minnesota context.
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Borsewites
Laval Uricers
Ual Aggestration
Gitabeth Allorthent
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Duck Season Dates and Bag Limits Across States
An open-season notice lists duck and dove hunting rules across many states and counties. It details daily shooting hours from sunrise to sunset, bag limits for coots, sora, rails and gallinules, and possession limits, with specific dates for local regions and counties mentioned.
Spare typewriters sought for war effort drives
Businessmen and others in the Southwest were urged to lend spare typewriters to the government. Eugene Risser, region director of the War Production Board in Dallas, said the machine is vital for war production. The WPB seeks 500,000 used typewriters for War and Navy Departments, as production of new machines slows to repurpose plants for weapon production.
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Southwest
Eugene Risser
War Practition Board
Dallas
Ace Ae QO Bs
Egents
US Treasury
Risser
War and Navy Departments
Gratitude for Support After Primary
Candidate expresses sincere thanks to supporters after the recent primary, acknowledging their encouragement and backing during the campaign.
Local visit notes include visiting relatives and sorority ties
Mar Bait Ney arrived from Ea ss week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Utena Fair Frazar. Joithet GQ cevey of her sorority sister attended a brief tour and permnan of chy state during the trip.
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