Rainbow trout to be released in Medina Lake streams
The Texas Fish Commission announced a two week release of rainbow trout from the Neosho hatchery, to be distributed from San Antonio into Medina Lake and nearby streams. It marks the first such stocking in the state with success in Medina Lake suggesting future seasons and angling potential.
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Medina Lake
Turner E. Hubby
Hubby
Goverment
Neosho
Missouri
Texas
San Antonio Evening News
Frio Canyon
Leakey
Judge Kelly
Fiio
Yubagosh
Colo
Frio
Nueces
Guadalupe
Medina
Kalamity
PAMPELLS Tackle Ad Encourages Happy Fishing
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to not blame luck for poor catches and promotes PAMPELL'S tackle as the solution, promising happiness with the right gear.
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Pampell’s
Adv
Fishing Page Holds Fast to Rod and Reel
The column notes dove season runs September through October while defending fishing coverage. It urges anglers to submit trip reports and promises several fishing articles before switching to a hunting page later, inviting Nimrods and readers to share luck and adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walton
Salt Water Squid Gift to Witte Museum
Ellen D. Schultz curator reports a salt water squid presented to the Witte Memorial Museum by R. Lee Goldthorpe from a Medina River fishing trip. Mrs A Livingston of 515 Pierce Avenue donates 30 volumes on scientific subjects to join the scientific reference library.
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Witte Memorial Museum
Ellen D. Schultz
R. Lee Goldthorpe
Medina River
A. Livingston
Pierce Avenue
Local fishing lore stirs memories of veteran angler
In a Camp Wood Crony note, W. A. Thomson reemerges as a serious angler, recalling past big trout catches in Jim Rileyland. The piece hints that rival locals like Jim Gray and Uncle Pettitt may follow with new gear such as bass flies wobblers and pork rinds, signaling renewed hobbyist vigor.
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Red and Reef Brigade
W. A. Thomson
Jim Rileyland
Izaak Walton
Bill
Jim Gray
Uncle Pettitt
Camp Wood Crony
Death seen as necessity in Sapulpa preacher quote
A Sapulpa preacher told the Pflugerville Press that death is a necessity to prevent overpopulation if all births survived. The Hill View Times notes the remark in its economy of a yearly issue price of one dollar.
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Sapulpa
Pflugerville Press
Ingram Notes A Busy Social Round and Upcoming Medina River Meet
Dr and Mrs J L Fowler have returned from a visit to the Rio Grande Valley and report fine country conditions. Mr and Mrs O Neil and sons Ruskin and Branard from Houston move to Ingram where O Neil works for John S Callaway. Velta Hardin returns from a month with her uncle at Riverside Inn on the Guadalupe. Byron Crider and Mrs Lackey are noted residents with the latter ill from cancer. Ruby Rogers visits with Lessie and Lorrine Matthews. Baptist members anticipate the Medina River Association gathering in Hunt starting Friday night and running through Sunday.
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J. L. Fowler
Rio Grande Valley
Velta Hardin
Riverside Inn
The
Guadalupe
Ingram
Medina River Association
Hunt
Harper Happenings in Harper Daily News Brief
Social notices from Harper include guests at the Stewart home and travels of Miss Evelyn Ballard to Dime Box. Lubbock visitors S. A. Kennedy and family, London visits by Mrs. Carrie Calentine, and a local party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Casper with many attendees. Irene Tobin ill. Levi Fairchilds begins a new house. Johnson City visitors Levi Mugford and Zora Lee stay in Harper.
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Tom Phillips
Noxville
Harper Monday
C. J. Whitewood
Blanche
Mary Ella
San Marcos
Irene Tobin
Levi Fairchilds
Levi Mugford
Zora Lee
Johnson City
Harper
Singing and Preaching at White School House
More than two score people gathered Sunday afternoon at White School house on Johnson creek five miles above Ingram for a old fashioned singing. P. E. Hawkins delivered the sermon. Kerrville attendees included P. E. Hawkins family Vera May Reva Raymond Mrs H. L. Ellis Mr and Mrs Otho A. Morris and the Morris Male Quartet. A second service is set for the last Sunday in September.
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White School House
Johnson Creek
Ingram
P. E. Hawkins
Kerrville
Vera May
Reva
Raymond
H. L. Ellis
Otho A. Morris
Morris
George, Everett
Stanton
Robert
Livestock Deals Record Private Terms from Camp Wood Crony
J. E. Puett bought 235 hevons and 100 sheep from C. W. Laxton and Sid Roberts 830 nan nies. Puett sold 250 nannies to C. B. McManus 400 to Ike Welch 400 to C. W. Laxton 100 and 500 to T. B. Huckerson. Private terms.
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J. E. Puett
C. W. Laxton
Sid Roberts
C. B. McManus
Ike Welch
T. B. Huckerson
Camp Wood
Merritt and Rose Visit Hunt on Monday
Lloyd Merritt and Amos Rose traveled from Hunt for business on Monday, meeting local contacts and discussing arrangements during their visit.
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Lloyd Merritt
Amos Rose
Hunt
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Texas Commercial College
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Cone Car Co
Phone 154
Tex
Ford
Tiree
Bradley & Vrooman CO. Paints
H. Remschel Lumber Co
Kerrville, Texas
Fisherman
J. A. Jackson
Jeweler
Optometrist
Fisherman's Paradise
Eldridge Despatch and Trucking Co
San Antonio
Travis
Rodriguez Bros
Lemos St
Heimann’s Grocery
City Garage
FISK
Otho
M. W. A. Camp
Lowry Hall
W. S. Patton
W. A. Lochte
Hill View Times
Goodyear
W. B. Brown
Richard
P. M. Wright
First State Bank
the Bank of Service
Ingram News
Mrs. Byron Crider
Divide
Ruby Rogers
Lessie
Lorrine Matthews
Harper Happenings
F. M. Floyd
Frances
Evelyn Ballard
Dime Box
Carrie Calentine
London
Floyd Casper
Nora
Laura Fischer
Elna B. Taylor
Cecil Floyd
Hulda
Ruby Durst
Ruby Kennedy
Nettie Smith
Webster Durst
Roland Taylor
Clyde Floyd
Garwood Kennedy
Annie Bell
Bratton
Paul Schippnick
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