1949 Fishing Seasons Open Crappie Year Around
The State Conservation Commission by administrative order set the 1949 fishing regulations opening crappies year round with a lowered frog limit to 12. Minnow season remains open except in state lakes and trout streams to aid crappie fishermen, with cautions to use bait minnows sparingly and remove only needed quantities. The text notes prior dominance of crappies in many lakes and references a series of erasures and casions in the record.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Resorter Recalls Charley Goris and North Dallas Roots
In the Evening Tribune a story recalls Charley Goris and longtime North Dallas township resident Mr Combs of New Market. Combs, known for his long handlebar mustache, is highlighted as a colorful local figure. The piece notes Owens presented engaging details to enrich the tale while recounting Combs' storied history.
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Spotley Combs
New Market
Evening Tribune
Everett Clark Funeral Services Held in Deer Park
Everett Clark of Deer Park Washington died at his home last week. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Sharpsburg at two o'clock today. The body will be brought to the cemetery here for burial.
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Everett Clark
Deer Park
Washington
Jim Clark
Sharpsburg
Carlson Combs Wedding at Gravity Red Letter Affair
The home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Combs near Gravity hosted a simple wedding for their daughter Majorie to Marvin Carlson son of Mr and Mrs Ray Carlson of Stanton on Saturday evening February 12. The ceremony featured songs by Charles Basher and piano by Mrs Wilma Payne with the bridal party, vows by Rev Leonard Smith, and a reception for 26 relatives. The couple, both Stanton High graduates of 1945, began their life together after the silver wedding anniversary of Majorie’s parents.
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Glenn Comba
Majorie
Marvin Carlson
Ray Carlson
Stanton
Charles Basher
Mra Wilma Payne
Jeanette Carlson
Dean Combs
Leonard Smith
Pasor
Lutheran Church
Combs
Mra
Dorothy
French
Garolyn Combs
Edwin Newman
John Combe
Carolyn
Carlson
Homestead Tax Credit Rules Clarified by County Auditor
Walter Houck, County Auditor, explains key steps to obtain the Homestead Tax Credit. Homeowners must own or contract a home in Taylor County, pay 10 percent down, and reside in the home for most of the year. Applications must be filed before July 1 each year, with both spouses allowed to sign.
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Taylor Co
Veryeanplica Ion
Rey
Somestead Texana A
Walter Houck
Johnston And Hensleigh Wedding Anniversaries Celebrated
On Tuesday February 22 at the home of Clarence Downey Mr and Mrs E Johnston and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hensleigh celebrated their wedding anniversaries. Mer and Mrs Johnston marked 64 years and Mr and Mrs Hensleigh 48 years. Effie Koneene, sister of Mrs Johnston, helped with the birthday cake. Attendants included Mrs Lottie McColm and Will Johnston, and Mr and Mrs Seymour Neely.
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Clarence Downey
E. J. Johnston
Arthur Hensleigh
Mer
Mre Johnston
Mere Hensleigh
Effie Koneene
Mra Johnston
Sam Smith
Clarinda
Lottie McColm
Will Johnston
Me Johnston
Seymour Neely
Bowers Lawson wedding in Clarinda and Stanton
The ceremony for Miss Joan Bowers of Clarinde and Harold H Lawson of Stanton took place at First Methodist Church in Clarinde with Rev. W W Bentainger officiating. A reception followed at Kerns Tea room and out of town guests included Albert Lawson Elmer Larson and Huggins family. The couple will reside on a Conway farm after a wedding trip.
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Joan Bowers
Clarinde
Harold H.lawson
Stinton
Firet Mehodiat
W. W. Bentainger
Mya
Belen Hell
Mary Lon Boware
Slater
Daot
Darwin
Boutonaiereside
Lawson
Albert Lawson
Stanton
Stenton High School
Army Air Corps
Kerns Tea Room
Elmer - Larson
Willard Huggins
Red Oak
Larson
Conway
KFNF Station Marks 25th Birthday With Plans For Staff
KFNF radio, begun February 20 1924 with a 25 minute noon program and 14 hour evening schedule, celebrated its 25th birthday. Once run by the Harry Field Seed Co the station planned to feature Mr Field and other original staff from 3 to 5 p.m. It started as 500 watts and now operates at 1000 watts on 920 kilocycles. Current owners Capital Broadcasting Co have filed for a 6000 watt full time permit.
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KFNF
Harry Field Seed Co
Couple to Farm Near Stanton After Omaha Nuptials
Union Telegraph Co. in Omaha Nebraska reports the groom served two years and was discharged in April 1947. Since his discharge he has been farming. The newlyweds will set up housekeeping on a farm near Stanton with home furnished and ready.
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Union Telegraph Co
Omaha
Nebi
Stanton
Obituary for Elmer Dutton of Bedford and Gravity vicinity
Elmer Dutton, son of George Henry and Jane Dutton, aged 69, died January 1922. He married Maud Brand on September 7, 1925, and is survived by wife, two daughters, three stepchildren, grandchildren, and a great granddaughter. He was a longtime maintenance official, Oak Hill Church member, and Veterans groups participant. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at the Bedford Methodist church with military honors at Gravity Cemetery.
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Elmer Duton
George Henry
Jane Dutton
Dathy
Taylos
Birin
Chlldick & En
G Leighton
Cook
Wastin
Merle
Maud Brand
St. Paul
Nebraska
George Wyant
Gook, Wash
John Houston
Hopkins
Carl Brand
Near Gravity
Elmerna McCaun
Frank Merek
Bedford
Hetty Henry
Hastings
Iowe
Verte Dutton
Shawnee
Okla
Oak Hill Church
Methodist
Gordon MacLean
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Smith
Robert Bleir
Chas. Alvord
Wilbur Blair
Orle Cree
John Alexander
Baris Wes
Sharpaburg-Gravity Legion Post
Hill Anniversary Celebration At Coin
Mr and Mrs John Hill of Coin visited Sunday with Mrs Hill’s parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Heneleigh to help them celebrate their wedding anniversary which occurred February 22.
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John Hill
Coin
Parolee in Stolen Car Linked to Bedford Incident
A 16 year old parolee from the ata training school for leoye at Eliora stopped near Bedford on an accident charge and was found driving a stolen car. Sheriff Haste Lucas said they intercepted 10 miles east of Bedford after the accident was radio reported. The car was reported stolen from Claude Whitmore of Brookville near Fairfield. The boy had been paroled from Eldore to a farmer near Packwood on a burglary sentence.
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Ata
Leoye
Eliora
Bedford
Haste Lucas
Lloyd Rabb
Mount Ayr
Wee
Claude Whitmore
Brookville
Fairfield
Fom
Centerville
Eldore
Packwood
Merah and Marthe in the Northward Ordeal
Fragmentary text from a northern region describes a perilous situation involving Merah and Marthe and a group named Sated O W Enidr. Details are unclear but suggest a midline danger or displacement with no verified outcomes or dates.
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Merah
Marthe
Enidr
Ifa
Here
Bernard Baker In Hospital After Mental Break
Mr and Mrs Glen Baker drove to Council Bluffs Friday morning to visit their son Bernard who suffered a mental breakdown Thursday and was hospitalized. They returned Monday.
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Glen Baker
Council Bluffs
Bernard
Mrs Jim Terry Visits Wilse Alkire Family
Mrs Jim Terry of Zilab Washington visits her mother Mrs Wilse Alkire and Mr Alekire.
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Jim Terry
Zilab
Washington
Wilse Alkire
Alekire
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Charley Goris
Carlson-Combs
AES
Johnston
Hensleigh
Yorkville
N. Y
Zorita
ASPCA
Elmer
Tawny
Bowers-Lawson
Mig Lawcon
Ruth Bowers
Clarinds
Clarinda High School
Clarinda State Hospital
Elmer Dutton
Alwave
Leslie Anderinn
Roak
Bernard Baker
Briardate Food
Richardson Party
Crisco
Posten & Son
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