Donts for Dove Hunters in Texas From State Officials
Texas Game Department warns hunters on dove season rules to prevent trouble with wardens. Key points include no shooting before sunrise or after official sunset, no shooting from vehicles or along public roads, use of shotgun larger than 10 gauge, plug capacity to three shells, carry license if leaving home county, limit of 12 doves per day and 12 in possession for white wings and mourning doves, thorough gun cleaning, no shooting when visibility is poor, obtain landowner permission, and noting quail season opens December 1.
Mrs. Mary Dworsky Dies in Victoria at 68
Mrs. Mary Dworsky, 68, died in Victoria on September 4 after residing in Texas for 60 years. A native of Austria, she is survived by husband Frank Dworsky son Rudolph and daughters Pauline and Agnes, plus four sisters and five brothers from multiple states. Burial occurred in Victoria the following Friday.
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Mary Dworsky
Victoria
Austria
Texas
Frank Dworsky
Rudolph Dworsky
Pauline
Agnes Dworsky
Joe Selzer
Fred Selzer
Moulton
Anton
Albert
Adolph Selzer
California
Theresa Selzer
Ida Seifert
Annie Haas
Frank Wendel
Near
Gems of Thought on Justice and Virtue
A compact quotation collection on justice and impartiality from historical figures. It contrasts justice as a guiding policy with the dangers of deviation, linking truth, fairness, and expediency to moral governance.
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Justinian
Greeting Card Samples On Display At The Eagle Job Office
The Eagle Job Office displays greeting card samples for the holiday season with reasonable prices. View the samples and compare prices before purchasing your cards.
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Eagle Job
Cracked Ice as Anesthetic Alternative in Lab Animals
G H Parker notes in Science that lowering temperature with cracked ice can fully stupefy fishes amphibians and reptiles for surgery. After 10 to 15 minutes the animals recover quickly at room temperature allowing immediate testing, with potential human applications still uncertain.
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G. H. Parker
Harvard
Porterhouse Steak Origin Debated Amid Varying Claims
The origin of the porterhouse steak is disputed with authorities attributing popularity to a New York porter house proprietor or to a Sandusky Ohio hotel named Porter House. Charles Dickens is said to have praised the steak there, boosting its fame and leading hotels and restaurants to name their best cuts porterhouse.
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New York
Sandusky
Ohio
Charles Dickens
United States
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