Editorial on cities reflecting the people who live there
Harold Stehling submits Curtis 1000 Inc. editorial arguing cities mirror their residents. He cites Miles L. Colean on urban beauty, order, and the link between citizen character and city quality, noting three citizen groups: wrongdoers, private-focus individuals, and efficient public-spirited contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles L. Colean
Curtis 1000 Inc
Makers
Harold Stehling
Refugee crisis in Biafra worsens as aid slows
The report describes overcrowded refugee camps with up to 900 people each, malnutrition and disease, and shortages of food and drugs amid a Nigerian blockade. Relief flights by MISEREOR and Caritas support efforts, while a Vatican peace delegation visits without clear results. Mrs Nabers of Kerrville visited Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaele
Biafran Red Cross
Social Welfare Department
Abakaliki
Biafra
Port Harcourt
Nigeria
Misereor
Caritas
Organization For African Unity
Paul
Texas hunting licenses and game regulations summarized
The article outlines licensing for residents and nonresidents, including deer turkey and general hunting licenses with exemptions for certain ages and residents. It lists prices for migratory bird, waterfowl, shooting resort, game breeder, and fur licenses, plus permits for boats and pen raised game sales. It notes requirements for storage, shipment, and sale of game, and emphasizes owner permits for taking pronghorn, antelope, and elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Hunting rules for game in brown shaded counties and bag limits
The notice outlines legal methods for taking game and game birds in brown counties using rifles shotguns long bows and arrows with specific prohibitions on certain ammunition and gauges. It details hunting hours seasons bag and possession limits and penalties for hunting out of season plus a note about Tarleton College students visiting home.
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Fails
Limestone
Cherokee County
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Texas
Gillespie County Hereford Sale Draws Quality County Bulls
Gillespie County Hereford breeders held the Hill Country Hereford Sale in Mason on Wednesday October 90. Seven consignors offered 15 bulls averaging $502.00 with I superior quality. A C East of Willow City shown the Champion Bull. Other consignors included Ed C Henke and Son Morris Ranch Harold Henke Kerr Read and more. Several meetings follow including Gillespie County Registered Breeders Association annual meeting inviting all registered livestock owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Mason
A. C
Willow City
4-H
FFA Livestock Show Association
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District
Ed C. Henke
Hill Country Angus Association
Gillespie County Registered Breeders Association
Whitworth Family Pecan Gathering At Local Ranch
Harper locals include Mr and Mrs Pete Whitworth and daughter Mrs Clark Bier schwale with W C Whitworth and family for a pecan gathering at the ranch on Sunday. Nevilla Nevillas eighth birthday was celebrated with the second grade invited. Houston visitors Alvie Blount came to prep Tart Ranch cabin for hunting. Watkins Tait visited Austin for son James and family now living there. Sister Melissa from San Antonio visited her mother Mrs Henry Mauer. Subscribe to the Herald.
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Pete Whitworth
Clark Bierschwale
W. C. Whitworth
Rupert Hornbeck
Nevilla
Novella
Alvie Blount
Houston
Mrs. Watkins Tait
Austin
James
Melissa
San Antonio
Henry Mauer
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