Frog gigging law spurred by Fayette County dispute
During a recent legislative session a wire service announced a law banning gigging frogs in Fayette County in March April and May. The bill passed the House but not the Senate, and gigging remains legal in those months. A Fort Worth man was fined 61 for unlawfully taking a quail in Parker County. A Texas Game Manager notes abundant quail varieties and 105 coveys of blue quail spotted along a road near the McMullen LaSalle county line.
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Parker County
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Texas
Lone Star State
Southwest Texas
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LaSalle
Imaginative Pigs and a Deaf Farmer Tale
A Tennessee farmer with a voiceless yell calls his hogs by tapping a fence rail. The hogs dash across and back, driven by a learned rhythm, while woodpeckers in the trees further unsettle the herd. Local humor reflects on communication and trickery.
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Tennessee
American News Features, Inc
Quail Season Opens With Cooking Tips And Tales
The piece notes December 1 to January 16 quail season with home cooking guidance for broiled quail. It recounts stories of game law manners, a deer-wrestling incident in Polk county, and quail incursions in Deport as quail numbers rise around East Texas towns.
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Missouri
Texas
Dal
Game Department
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Austin
Lone Star
Commission
Rio Grande Valley
St Ig
Polk County
Vic Nash
Lufkin Daily News
Nash
Ofl
Corrigan
Quail
Deport
Defense Savings Bonds for wartime readjustment
The advice urges regular purchases of Defense Savings Bonds to build a substantial personal reserve for postwar readjustment after the emergency. It notes the government expects wide participation from a large group of Americans to ensure broad support for the program.
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Defense Savings
Defense Bonds and Stamps Boost for All Classes
Incomes middle and lower brackets show rapid earnings gains and can aid the defense program by buying Bonds and Stamps. This supports national purchasing power and helps keep living costs down.
Local Nuisance Report Sparks Animal-Etiquette Debate
Residents report about 25 people loitering on Jim Griffin's front lawn acting like chickens. The scene drew neighbors' concerns over property use and noise. No official action yet.
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Jim Griffin
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