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Newspaper
Hill View Times
Location
Kerrville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
On a June trip, two brothers chase bass and northern pike along the Wisconsin river. They fight big fish from a sixteen foot canoe, endure a thunderstorm, then move to a clear lake for a final string of nine bass and four northern pike before heading home. The tale blends camping, fishing lore, and outdoor reflections.
Washington June 29 President Coolidge resumes fishing during his Adirondack vacation after years away to public duties. He enjoyed fishing in Vermont streams long ago and still loves the sport.
Albany reports Governor Smith sent a letter and fishing license to President Coolidge for a summer visit in the Adirondack Mountains. The note welcomes the president and Mrs Coolidge at Osgood Lake near Paul Smiths and wishes them cooling breezes and a fruitful fishing season.
The Hill View Times offers Hunting and Fishing magazine free with a July renewal or new subscription. Readers must explicitly request the bonus, as the offer ends after July and is tied to Hill Country year round hunting and fishing interest.
Goat Creek residents warn fishing is poor this year after last year's low water freed fish to the river. They question records of fish transfers and urge restocking. William Rowe of West Buxton Missouri runs a trout farm selling 80 cents a pound and previously sold 12 million trout eggs to hatcheries. L Mogford fishes at night on the South Fork near Hunt for catfish and bass for meals.
Austin July 1 Representative John T. Smith of Travis County said he will introduce a bill at the next Legislature to pay the state bonus for every rattlesnake killed. The proposal echoes a similar 38th Legislature measure that failed to pass in a crowded session.
Baptists plan an encampment on about 40 acres along the south bank of the San Saba River across from the old San Saba Mission. The area features shade trees and blue river waters ideal for bathing boating and fishing. The encampment runs August 6 through 16 with Texas denominational leaders on the program.
A comic exchange features Not Responsible Mike admiring a kid and asking for two dollars, while Pat admits the child is his wife's from a previous marriage. The notice plugs Hunting and Fishing magazine and Hill View Times as a July limited offer for one year at $1.
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