Texas moves faster in game restoration efforts
Lead in game projects reports rapid restoration progress across the state. The Texas Game Commission is restoring depleted areas and improving habitat to boost game levels, with the state cited as a leader in restoration in a recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report.
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Texas
Texas Game Commission
U. S. Fish and
Burnet
Llano
A. D
Buchanan
Roy
Colorado River
A. DD
A. E. Wood
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
State of Texas
Wim. J. Tucker
State of
Texas Wildlife Service Expands Pittman Robertson Projects
The Texas game department announces 196 federal aid projects across 43 states under Pittman Robertson funding, with Texas supporting six major efforts including statewide game surveys and habitat improvements. Other proposals await federal approval as officials note most projects are federally financed. Whitewing dove sightings extend beyond traditional habitat into Liberty County, while brush clearing in the Rio Grande Valley pushes nesting northward. Hunters report a better nesting season, and wardens crack down on illegal trotlines, seizing gear and diverting proceeds to charities. Sanctuary rules prohibit fishing activities with nets, trotlines, or hooks, with penalties up to 200 dollars.
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Wildlife Service
Texas
Federal Bureau
Game Department
Federal
Big Horn Mountain
F. L. Roark
Cleveland
Liberty County
Trinity River
Rio Grande Valley
State Game Department
Medina County
San Antonio
Department
Texas Banks Report Strong 1959 Loan Growth
The second semi annual American Bankers Association survey shows Texas banks made 493,788 new loans totaling 452,565,850 with 5,178 mortgage loans totaling 15,716,556 and 652,230,101 in renewals. Open lines of credit stood at 49,081,550 with only 52 percent used. Nationwide, 44 percent of banks extended 24,998,000 loans totaling 39,810,810,000 with new loans up 10 percent and total volume up 20 percent.
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New York
Texas
American Bankers Association
Gil
Llano Masonic Bodies Schedule Conclaves and Attendees
Llano Commandery No 34 R T Regular conclave third Monday monthly visitors invited Allen S Johnson Commander BE W Torrence Recorder Llano Chapter No 197 R A M Llano Council No 133 R S M Regular convocation third Tuesday monthly visitors invited H D Siufard HP E W Tarrence Rec
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Llano Commandery No
R. T
Llano Lodge 242 A F and A M Regular Meeting Notice
Llano Lodge No. 242 A F and A M invites members to the regular meeting on the second Tuesday with E W Bauer W M and BE Torrence secretary. Order of Eastern Star No 216 holds regular meeting second Monday. Members urged to attend visitors welcome Miss Minnie Long W M and Mrs Ona Darnall Secy.
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E. W. Bauer
W. M. BE. W. Torrence
Sec
Order of Eastern Star
Minnie Long
W. M
Ona Darnall
Secy
Texas highways needed for national defense
Texans urge better highway networks as vital for war readiness and supply lines. The statement cites the war department designating 5,700 miles of Texas roads as important military routes and argues trucks are central to army logistics, stressing roads as key to defense and economic effort. Wildlife note mentions large eagle nests found by game wardens.
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Lynn Shaw
Manmsoer
Texas
State of
War Department
United States
Lose Fat Quickly with Kruschen Remedy Promise
An advertisement pledges that a half teaspoonful of Kruschen in hot water each morning activates liver and kidneys while cutting calories for rapid weight loss. It promises a 30 day plan, a four week supply for little cost, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Wing Association
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Wholesale Grocery CO
Llano, Texas
Antonio
Lodge Directory
Leto
Mes, FR
Fishbeek
John Cummins
D. H. Buchanan Construction CO
Tank and Lake Construction
Basse Expres
Luanoq
H Bruhiss Drug Store
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Carl Moss
Ipsa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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