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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
6
The Game Fish and Oyster Commission reports more game and fish in Texas fields and streams as conservation work progresses. Biologists focus on seven projects including trapping and restoring game species through wildlife research and field activities.
The piece traces White House Christmases from Andrew Jackson to Franklin D Roosevelt, highlighting Theodore Roosevelt’s electrically lit tree, Tad Lincoln’s earlier antics, and the Roosevelt family’s festive spirit. It notes evolving traditions with a rising Christmas ethos across administrations.
The Texas program, active since 1938 under the Pittman Robertson act, reports progress in restoring deer turkey and other species across about 3 060 000 acres. In 1940 41 fish production rose 21 28 percent while Huntsville hatchery output fell and cost per fish dropped from 9 to 7 8 mills. Coastal Division arrested 82 game and fish violators. fines reached 25 058 78 dollars. Goliad county released 45 turkeys last year and 60 more this year bringing total wild turkeys to 732 in the area with future hunting expected as flocks expand.
Louise Moss, a student in Amarillo, returns home for Christmas. Wilman Martin, a student at Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College in Nacogdoches, visits relatives in Llano. James Ray Moss and family celebrate Christmas in Bartlett.
A playful exchange between a mother and son about Santa delivering gifts. The boy expresses hope that Santa will not miss his many requests and the mother acknowledges the challenge but believes Santa has plenty of toys to spare.
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