Texas hunting license law expands game bird rules
Governor signs Senate bill 12, adding a local hunting license for game birds outside of county borders, effective August 1. Non residents face 15 dollar license, residents pay 1.75 per gun hunter after six months, with exemptions for state residents in their home counties and landowners. County clerks collect 25 cents per license. Funds support game warden salaries and enforcement. Deer season runs November 1 to January 1 with up to three bucks. quail and dove November 1 to February 1, twenty five per day. wild turkey November 1 to March 30.
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Senate
Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Yearly limits on game birds for sale and harvest
The text sets annual limits of three turkeys and a yearly cap on other game birds including Dueck geese pigeons plover snipe curlew robins with a daily limit of twenty five for any of these. It prohibits sale of wild game or birds and protects wild song and insect-destroying birds except for English sparrows hawks crows buzzards blackbirds and owls.
Stomach Troubles Cured by Stomach and Liver Tablets
Many stomach troubles cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicine before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents, samples free at Sloan Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Priscilla Club Hosts Visit and Thanks Friday Ball
Mrs. Robert Fowler hosted the Priscilla Club on Tuesday with Miss Emma Beeler of Mineral Wells as guest. Despite threatening weather, the gathering was merry and the next meeting will be with Mrs. John Gay. The club thanks the gentlemen who provided the ball game last Friday, which raised a neat sum for Court House Park improvement.
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Robert Fowler
Priscilla Club
Emma Beeler
Mineral Wells
Kidwell
John Gay
Court House Park
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Cure for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach and bowel derangements in babies. It touts a top specialist and a high price tag while offering two bottle prices 25c and 50c sold by B S Doty & Co.
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McGee
B. S. Doty & Co
See the ball game of the season at Ball Park
A ball game at Ball Park is set for 3 30 as part of the season showcase. The event highlights local teams and attracts fans seeking weekend baseball action.
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Ball Park
Could Not Be Better Backlen Arnica Salve Claim
An advertisement extols Backlen's Arnica Salve as the supreme healer for cuts burns bruises sores and more. It promises flawless relief for scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands, priced at 25 cents at Sloan Drug Co.
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Sloan Drug Co
Gatesville Set for Old Confederate Reunion In August
Gatesville Texas gears up for an old Confederate Reunion scheduled for August 3 4 5 and 6 with organizers inviting veterans descendants and local residents to join events across the town venues feature parades reenactments and historical displays led by local heritage groups and community leaders.
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Gatesville
Texas
Hunt's Cure for All Itching Promises Relief
The advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for itching, claiming it treats all forms of itch regardless of status. It targets both rich and poor, suggesting universal applicability and a price of 50. The text presents a moral contrast between social classes while promoting the product as a guaranteed cure.
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Adam
Hunt
Hawkins Chapel Notes of Community Life and Visits
Rain brings busy days at Hawkins Chapel crops thrive especially cotton Rev Pierce Wilson his wife and baby return to Cleveland Texas from Mrs Wilsons parents Miss India Newman recovers from lemon seed throat operation youth attend ice cream supper at Markley Rev Dixon delivers sermon at Pleasant View road crew improves access with culvert Lily Tedrow visits from Johnson county returns home near Spring Creek Mrs Cross hosts visit from Mrs Dovie Mayes Murray Donovan
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Pierce Wilson
Protracted meeting planned at Loving with community tasks
Loving Presbyterians announce a summer program with protracted meetings starting the second Sunday in July. A children’s day event opens July 1 and volunteers are urged to build an arbor on Friday July 2 with wagon, brush, poles and timber. Also noted are local moves, a Gainesville visitor, and a humorous tale of five Loving youths shaving heads and betting among themselves.
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Jeanette
Jack County
Alvin
Loving
Allie Lax
M. H. Steadham
McGowan
Jove
Train line toward Loving boosts local town sales
The Gulf-Texas & Western plans to run a train into Loving as the steel gang works at Olney. Cotton chopping is up with a larger acreage this year due to small grain freezing out. Rev. W. M. Higgins of Brier Branch visited Loving last Sunday and Monday.
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Loving
Olney
Yacksboro
W. M. Higgins
Brier Branch
Lovings Country
Editor J M Warren Visits Graham on Newcastle Register Business
J M Warren editor of the Newcastle Register was in Graham yesterday on business, noted for his genial demeanor during the visit.
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J. M. Warren
The
Newcastle Register
Graham
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA
A good shower fell here Monday night. Miss Birdie Smith left for Abilene to work in the insane asylum. Miss Brookie Chandler went to Graham. Jim Burnell died at his Finis home and was buried at Winhill. Ted Fay went to Graham. Some young people attended the picnic at South Bend last Saturday. Mr and Mrs 8S. W. Rateliff went to Graham. Mr and Mrs Tom Splegg visited Mrs Belle Smith. A CORRESPONDENT.
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Birdie Smith
Abilene
Texas
Brookie Chandler
Graham
Jim Burnell
Finis
Winhill
Jack County
Ted Fay
South Bend
W. Rateliff
Tom Splegg
Henry Chapel
Belle Smith
Itch remedy promotor cites Hunt's Cure claim
J. O. Moore of Atchison Kansas argues from personal and friends experience that Hunt's Cure will cure a larger percent of skin troubles especially itching ones. He urges those with any form of itch to try it.
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J. O. Moore
Atchison, Kas
Good Rains Bring Hope for Cotton Crop in County
Over the last three days Graham and Young counties received beneficial rains. A U.S. observer reports 1.2 inches of rainfall in about twenty hours ending yesterday evening. The season’s rain boosts water in cisterns and surface tanks and promises a good cotton crop.
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Graham and
Young County
U. S
Stewart couple returns from Georgia trip to fond memories
A. F. and A. D. Stewart came back yesterday from their visit to their old Georgia home. They report a pleasant trip and say they enjoyed strawberries and cream three times daily during their stay.
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A. F
A.D. Stewart
Georgia
Trouble Makers Ousted By Dr King S New Life Pills
A stomach trouble sufferer reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after using Dr King s New Life Pills. He is especially pleased by improved appetite, stronger nerves, and better overall vigor as his stomach liver and kidneys function properly. 25c at Sloan Drug Co.
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Dr. King
Sloan Drug Co
Ball Game at the Park This Evening
A ball game is scheduled at the Park this evening starting at 3 30 with spectators advised to arrive early for seating and parking availability.
Golden Wedding and Liver Health Reminder Ad
A Golden Wedding means a long married life and good health. To stay healthy, ensure your liver works daily with Ballard's Herbine kept in the home and taken when inactive. Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by B. S. Doty & Co.
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Ballard
B.8, Doty & Co
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