Deer Season Bag Limits and Paths in Texas Counties
1972 73 deer season opens November 18 runs to January 1 with bag limits by county. County courts set limits on deer turkey javelina quail and squirrel, detailing counts and tagging requirements. Some counties restrict to fork antlered bucks or limit turkeys to gobblers or bearded hens, with Robertson and other counties noting closed turkey seasons.
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Austin
Bandera
Dimmitt
Frio
Kerr
Kendall
Kimble
Kinney
Medina
Reagan
Real
San Saba
Zavala
Coke County
Crockett
Edwards
Hays
Lampasas
Menard
Schleicher
Sutton
Val Verde
Uvalde
Robertson County
Robertson
Coke
Texas License Fee Hike Fails in House
The Texas House killed a bill that would nearly double hunting and fishing permit costs. With a new administration not taking over until January 1973, a fee increase is unlikely before current licenses expire, delaying any hike until at least September 1974.
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Texas
V. A. Cottle Honored On 65th Birthday
Friends and relatives gathered in Harper at the Methodist Church education annex to honor V A Cottle on his 65th birthday with a party attended by about one hundred people. The event also celebrated Zelma Little of Camp Wood turning 80 soon and included several Cottle family sisters and helpers.
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Hill Country
San Antonio
Rocksprings
Kerrville
Junction
Fredericksburg
Harper Area
V. A. Cottle
Methodist Church Education
Harper
Zelma Little
Camp Wood
Cottle
Nixon
Washington, D. C
America
Kevin McMahon Elected President Harper 4-H Rifle Club
The Harper 4 H Rifle Club opened its season with a first practice on Saturday November 4 at Mrs Fid Kensing s range. Twenty boys and girls attended. Officers for 1972 73 are Kevin McMahon president David Skipper secretary treasurer and Stephen Skipper reporter. The next meeting is set for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper 4-H Rifle Club
Fid. Kensing
Kevin McMahon
David Skipper
Stephen Skipper
CARE Opens 7500000 Food Crusade to Save Children
CARE launches a nationwide Food Crusade seeking 7.5 million dollars to feed 28 million people, mainly children in preschools and nutrition centers across 34 countries from Latin America to Africa and Asia. The program pairs U S donations with local government support and aims to boost growth and long term self sufficiency while aiding aged and disaster victims through food for work. Contributions directed through CARE Food Crusade, 66 First Ave New York.
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New York
Frank L. Goffio
United States
Goffio
Food Crusade
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Middle East
Medico
U. S
Care Food Crusade
First Ave
New
Himalaya Library Film Show At Pioneer Memorial
Pioneer Memorial Library schedules a film showing Himalaya on Wednesday November 15 at 12 noon and 7 pm. The educational reel highlights Asia's high peaks and mountain cultures across Kashmir Sikkim Nepal Assam with Buddhist Hindu and Islamic influences. Admission is free.
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Wed
Pioneer Memorial Library
Asia
Tibet
India
Persia
Kashmir
Sikkim
Nepal
Assam
Miss Wool Contest Revival Placed Before Wool Growers
The Hill Country Chapter of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association held its tri annual meeting at the Divide Club House with Divide Community hostesses. Mrs G R Rothmann of Junction presided and named Mrs Marshall Brown as nominating chair. Plans for the Wool and Mohair Style Show Luncheon at the Ramada Inn on November 11 were outlined to boost ranching industry cooperation with the State Auxiliary and President Mrs Jack Groff of Kerrville.
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Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Divide Club
Divide
G. R. Rothmann
Junction
Marshall Brown
E. C. Parker
Ramada Inn
State Auxiliary
Jack Groff
Kerrville
Miss Wool and Mohair contest revival eyed by Hill Country
Tickets set for November 8 as Mrs. Groff updates members on state activities. The Hill Country Chapter votes to revive the Miss Wool and Mohair contest on a Texas basis and prioritizes publicity for the sheep and goat industry. Entry blanks for Make It Yourself With Wool are available via County Extension Agents. Mrs. H. C. Dutton of Junction closes the meeting with a recitation and a walnut sheep head cane with coin box.
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Groff
Hill Country
Texas
H. C. Dutton
Junction
Annual Congregational Meeting at Harper Presbyterian Church
The Harper Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting on Sunday November 12 at 11 a.m. after morning worship led by Dr. Guy H. Ransom moderator of the Harper Session and Trinity University religion chair. The session will present the 1973 budget elect officers and hear annual reports. All members and friends are invited.
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Harper Presbyterian Church
Awine
Charles Rogers
Bill Henning
Presbyterian Church
Guy Ranson
Harper Social News Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Local families and visitors populate Harper scenes with trips to Austin Fredericksburg Kerrville and San Antonio. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Scarborough Bierschwale and Parker families plus a November 5 birthday dinner for Michelle Segner with Calvin Fiedler Robin Klein and other kin.
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Edwin Klein
Michelle Segner
Calvin Fiedler
Fredericksburg
Robin Klein
Michelle
Raymond Segner
Nixon Wins Reelection in Nation and Gillespie County
Nixon and Agnew secure a nationwide landslide and Gillespie County backing as McGovern and Shriver lose. Texas results show Tower re elected, Fisher retained, Klaerner re elected sheriff, and Herber leading for Gillespie County Commissioner. Briscoe leads Grover in governor race with most amendments passing.
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Gillespie County
Texas
Nixon
Agnew
Sen
George McGovern
R. Sargent Shriver
U. S
Hugo Klaerner
Lawrence Burrer
Dayton E. Herber
Clarence Schroeder
IMPISH IMPERSONATIONS Mystery Comedy At Harper High
The Harper High junior class to present the three act mystery comedy Finders Creepers in the cafetorium on Saturday November 11 at 730 PM. Actors include Wilbur Maxwell and Hercules Nelson with a cast of teen characters. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 75 cents for students. Also notes weekend visits from local residents listed.
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Harper High School
Clayton Massey
Wilbur Maxwell
Ronnie Behrens
Hercules Nelson
Gene Rahe
Wilbur
Celeste
Brenda Lange
Nina Quigley
Carolyn Peris
Hercules
Frankie— Sharron
Retired Persons to Meet in Kerrville
The Hill Country Chapter 959 of the American Association of Retired Persons will hold its second annual meeting at the Kerrville Municipal Auditorium on November 13 at 2 pm to elect officers and directors. Mr and Mrs A J Kinsey visited their daughter Mrs V C Whitworth and family. More than a million Grand and French troops were evacuated from Dunkirk during World War II.
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Hill Country
American Association of Retired Persons
Kerrville Municipal Auditorium
Fragmented list of political figures and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous political figures and surnames from American history, including Roosevelts, Hoover, Landon, Dewey, Sherman, Dawes, Curtis, McNary, and others, with misspellings and unclear context. It reads like a fragmented roster or index of officials and candidates rather than a coherent article.
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Hi Rifle Club
Pete Kramer
New Braunfels
Alfred Kramer
Paul Staudt
York
N. Y
British Honduras
Sri Lanka
Ceylon
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Israel- Gaza
Jordan
Kenya
Liberia
Macau
Pakistan
Panama
Philippines
Sierra Leone
South Korea
South Vietnam
Tunisia
Turkey
CARE
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Lesotho
Nicaragua
Nigeria
Peru
Uganda
TS & Gra Women’s Auxiliary
Harper Locals
Tommy Skipper
Steven and
David
J. M. Scarborough
Lydia Bierschwale
Joe Mack
Scarborough
Phil Maddox
Melvin
C. H. Bierschwale
Gene Bode
St. Louis
Clarence Mueller
Mueller
Murray Hurd
Gulfport, Mississippi
Stevens
Harold McDonald
Louis McDonald
Harold Rahe
Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Vean Cottle
Morris Delorey
Malcolm Marshall
Charlie Rogers
Victor Marshall
Floyd Boatright
Lynn Parker
Crane
Kelly
Dennis Parker
Arran Alexander
Alfons Hopf
Buddy Spaeth
of Bonham
Raymond Spaeth
Joe Esquell
Emil Tatsch
E. J
John Ferguson
Mabel Smith
Houston
Elmer Lange
Brenda
Max Lange
Waco
Craig Lange
Chester Moses
Mrs
Ray Bierschwale
Ray Jones
Charles Bierschwale
Jack Jones
Stanley Ranch
Jeff Elam
A. C. Wendel
Carl Borchers
Douglas Duderstadt
Chester Borchers
H. G. Habenicht
Kilgore
Preston King
Fort Worth
Fritz Sageser
Jack Merical
California
Milton Crenwelge
David Hopf
Dean Hopf
Ed Bailey
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
John G. Tower
Barefoot Sanders
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Doug Harlan
Klaerner
Gillespie
Felix Scherer
Radio Post
Dwight Eisenhauer
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
McGovern
Loreen Fiedler
Woman’s Liberation
Dolph Briscoe
Henry Grover
Grover
Briscoe
KNAF
Brisco
Raza Unida Party
Ramsey Muniz
Socialist Workers Party
Deborah Leonard
V. P
Harper Jr
Gst
Bihgar
Eagles
Clifford Bode
Forest Bode
del Rio
Alonzo Reed
Oscar Fiedler
Robert Feller
New Iberia
Louisiana
G. C. Stevens
Mason
Karen Stevens
A. J. Kinsey
V. C. Whitworth
Dunkwich Duing
Preaidene
Adial
Mevenson Enry Vere
Kern Pras
Kefauver
Caduts
Uhusay
Mubert Mokup Balusund
Muskie Hicen National Commitu
George C. Wallac
E Thebes
William Meiniey
Roosevels
Charlie E Hughes
Warren G Hardin
Calvin
Herbert
Theodore Roosevet
Charles W
Pairbanks
James Sherman
James
Sherman Charles W
Calvin Coothige
Charles GQ Dawes
Charles Curtis
Charles Curtis Feuok Kaos
Charles McNary
Bricker
Karl Warren
Richard Mo Nison
Henry Cabot
L Lanige
Willian EO Miller
Spiro Vv. Ag
Rey Butler
Witteam
Bryan Ton
Perber
Ryan Notiro
Cogoho
Davis
Ruosen Senalin
Ced Ranklin Reokilp Mevens
Truman Attal Klai
Bleveawra Kennedy
Lymuton Ubison
Hubert Wit
Age the Bit
Talia’ Party
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