Other Side of Hunting Faces Texas Penalties
A Houston man shot 118 doves in Karnes County above the 12 bird limit and paid a $410.90 fine. Each illegal dove would have carried separate offenses totaling about $19,000. The piece notes fines and cautions on deer and doe distinctions plus a separate case in Kerrville where a man was fined $147 for two does on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Houston
Karnes County
San Antonio
New Braunfels man fined for game law violation again
A New Braunfels hunter arrested for violating game law had his hunting rights revoked for a year after paying a fine last year. He hunted before the year ended and paid an additional $111 fine as reported by the New Braunfels Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Collect Scrap Metal for War Production Urges Knudsen
William S. Knudsen directing industrial salvage urge calls on factory operators and business leaders to recover and return every pound of scrap metal from obsolete machinery and shop scraps to boost war production. He urges appointing a salvage man, ensuring authority, and making the program ongoing with the rallying cry Get in the scrap Remember Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Knudsen
OPM
Bureau of Industrial Conservation
Pearl Harbor
Texas Game and Fish Seen Growing After Conservation Drive
The 1940-41 annual report shows widespread wildlife work under the Pittman Robertson program with four major projects moving quail deer turkey and other species to suitable ranges. Coastal and enforcement divisions report 1958 violations and coastal arrests while hatchery production rose despite Huntsville unit slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Commission
Pittman- Robertson
Hunsville
Huntsville Hatchery
Corpus Christi
Mrs Henry Kammlah Sr dies. local obituary notes family ties
Mrs Henry Kammlah Sr nee Amalia Leyendecker born January 2 1878 in Gillespie County died December 21 1941 at 63 years 11 months 19 days. Survived by husband Henry Kammlah five daughters one son four grandchildren two brothers four sisters and other relatives. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Beckmanns with Concordia singing at the funeral home and grave. Interment in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kammlah
Amalia Leyendecker
Gillespie County
Joseph Leyendecker
Rosa
Otto Dietz
Lilly
Walter Urrier
San Antonio
Lina Seelig
Amalia
Emil Deke
John
Wille Leyendecker
Sophie Pape
Hugo Schnerr
Oswald Grona
Peter Pehl
QO. Lindenberg
Beckmann
Concordia
Victor Arno Behrends
Arno Behrends
Christian
Alfred Jenschke
Christian Behrends
Anton Fritz
F. X. Wolf
Schaetter's
St. Mary's Church
Texas Hybrid Corn Yields Unlock 20 Percent Gains
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports 16 years of work developing hybrid seed corn adapted to Texas. Tests show Texas Hybrids No. 12 No. 8 and No. 6 lead stations and outperform standard varieties. Farmers may expect about a 20 percent yield increase on productive land, urging use of top land for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Gas Poisoning In Baby Turkeys And Chicks
College Station reports carbon monoxide poisoning in baby turkeys and chicks from sooty brooder stoves and poor ventilation. Geo P McCarthy of the A and M College Extension Service notes losses misattributed. tests show pink lungs as the indicator. He urges good ventilation and thorough cleaning of stoves to prevent danger to young birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Geo. P. McCarthy
A. and M. College Extension Service
Denver
USDA
Kneese Durst Wedding at Zions Church
Rev F A Bracher united Miss Hertha Durst and Elgin Kneese in marriage at Zions church last Thursday. Flora Bracher provided the music. Attendants were Wilbert Kneese Walter Schlaudt Louise Weber. After a reception at the Durst home the couple will reside on the old Kneese place near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bracher
Zions Church
Hertha Durst
Elgin Kneese
Flora Bracher
Wilbert Kneese
Walter Schlaudt
Louise Weber
Rufus Kneese
Albert Durst
Kneese
Durst Walker nuptials in Fredericksburg Tabernacle
Calvin Durst and Wilma Walker were married on Sunday December 21 at the Fredericksburg Gospel Tabernacle by Rev. Alvin Durst. Best man was Wallace Worley and matron of honor was Mrs. Worley with attendants Wilbur Worley and Elizabeth Gamenthaler. They will reside in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Durst
Felix Durst
Wilma Walker
W. A. Walker
San Marcos
Fredericksburg Gospel Tabernacle
Alvin Durst
Wallace Worley
Wilbur Worley
Elizabeth Gammenthaler
San Antonio
Mrs Chas HM Lehmann Former Stella Sultemeier
Mrs. Chas HM Lehmann born Stella Sultemeier on April 4 1908 in Sandy died December 18 1941 at 33 8 14 married Chas Ir Lehmann on December 15 1927 surviving husband one son died in infancy daughter Mildred three brothers Alfred Chester Eric Sultemeier sister Edna Eckhardt funeral rites held at Beckmanns and burial at city cemetery Harper residents Belton and Mrs Tatsch visiting Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. HM. Lehmann
Stella Sultemeier
Sandy
Fred Sultemeier
Chas. Ir. Lehmann
Mildred
Alfred, Chester
Eric Sulmeier
Edna
Kurt Eckhardt
F. A. Bracher
Zions Church
Beckmann
Death notice for Mrs. Margaret Buckelew in Kerrville area
Mrs. Margaret A. Buckelew nee Eaton born June 18 1861 Arkansas died December 18 1941 Ingram at age 80. Survived by six children including J W Buckelew and Maggie Cason and 35 grandchildren. Funeral at Smith funeral home Kerrville with ministers from Sunset Baptist and First Baptist Kerrville. Interment Roselawn Cemetery San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Buckelew
Eaton
Arkansas
Ingram
Maggie Cason
Texas
Sabinal
T. J. Buckelew
San Antonio
J. W. Buckelew
Arizona
Maley Sanders
California
Lulla Lawson
Jim Buckelew
Fredericksburg
The
Christian Church
West Ind Tabernacle
Smith Funeral Home
Kerrville
J. W. Harden
Sunset Baptist Church
Mountain Home
A. J. Carson
First Baptist Church of
Roselawn Cemetery
Walter Jost
Ross Welch
Christmas Traffic Crackdown Promotes Courtesy in Texas
George Clarke urges motorists to cooperate with December Traffic Safety Emergency Campaign led by the Texas Highway Patrol and local police to reduce December deaths. He stresses public welfare over leniency for violators and notes the yearly 195 deaths in December. The piece blends safety messaging with a public notice about local visitors and a obituary for Victor Arno Behrends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clarke
Texas Safety Association
Texas
Texas Highway Patrol
Seedless watermelons may be achieved by chemical aid
A Lingnan University chemist Dr C Y Wong used growth substances including napthalene acetic acid and colchicine applied as a salve to pistils to produce seedless melons though the method seems impractical for farmers. Also noted are birth and Christmas safety pleas urging Texans to drive patiently to support national defense and reduce accidents amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Wong
Lingnan University
National Defense
Texas
America
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Harper Herald
Harold Dietel
Oer
Harper
A. CG. Wendel
Roeder’s Meat Market
H. Welge Lewis
Bode’s Station
Magnolia Gas and Oils
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
J. F. Wedekind’s
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
Fredericksburg, Texas
Robert Blum
A. Jenschke
Mgr
Aesmotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Milton Petermann
Mer
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Frederick Burg
Henry Kammlah, Sr
Durst — Walker
Chas
Lehmann
Mrs. Belton Tatsch
Margaret Buckelew
Mrs. Clyde Cook
Mexico
F. M. Floyd
Abbie Cook
Milton Wendel
Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic
Spurs
Fredercksburg
Nocona
J. F. Wedekind
Broadway
Taxidermy
Kerrville, Texas
Gulf Gas
Gulf Pride
Gulflubz
Gulf Station
Woerner
L. Worrner
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