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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
2
Meade wrestles with a sudden alert about Abbott on a sleeper to New York. He fears dangerous consequences for the bridge and lives, while balancing his engagement to Helen Kingworth and the need to alert his father and the bridge team before dawn.
The aging engineer Meade Sr struggles with a dire telegram about the Budding Martlet Bridge deflection. His son, the consulting engineer, makes rapid plans to alert Colonel Wingworth and marshal resources. Helen Wingworth arrives, easing tension as crisis looms.
Jim Evers expresses sincere thanks to the Volunteer Fire Dept and neighbors who assisted in extinguishing the barn fire and to all others who offered help at the scene.
The clipping outlines hunting rules for antelope and other protected birds with prohibited methods and sales. It lists permitted birds like English sparrows and crows, and opens a season for doves and waterfowl in the North Zone from September 1 to December 15, with ducks, geese, brant, and jack snipe from October 16 to January 15. Deer season is mentioned but not completed.
The county rules set seasons and bag limits for quail plover wild turkey and deer. Quail season runs December 1 to January 31 open in most counties. wild turkey season November 1 to December 31 with Gillespie Kendall counties adjusted to March 1 to April 30. Bag limits cap totals at 25 per day across all species and 75 in total possession. Deer limit is three bucks per season. dove and plover allow fifteen per day. geese and brant eight per day. Local residents may hunt without a license in their county of residence.
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