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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
11
The article notes hunting rabbits in hilly country with rifles or pistols can be exciting but often disappointing. It advises waiting for dogs to maneuver rabbits downhill for higher hit rates and explains rabbits slow on downhill runs. It also describes a method to haul firewood using a rope and weight to lasso branches when wood is scarce.
The Texas coast yields about 70 million pounds of shrimp annually from Port Arthur to Port Isabel with boats from numerous ports. Shrimp associations in Brownsville and nearby towns push reforms, promote shrimp use, and publish recipes while maintaining a two month bay closed season to protect breeding stock. Fisheries rely on live or frozen shrimp for trout and redfish, using methods from simple bottom drops to free shrimping with specific gear and notes on species white brown and red shrimp.
Shrimp, popular shellfish, is here with kitchen tested recipes for raw fresh or frozen shrimp. Instructions cover cleaning, peeling, boiling in plain water or court bouillon, and frying methods with garlic, celery, mushrooms, tomatoes, and peppers. Serves 4 to 6 per dish and offers shrimp skewers, King style, and a quick shrimp a la king option.
Archaeologists uncovered the Pueblo ruins in Ochiltree County about 18 miles southeast of Perryton. The Panhandle Pueblo Indians built stone houses and crafted pottery and baskets. ruins likely existed before Coronado’s 1541 era. Fishing tips note dawn and dusk are prime times.
Saint David is identified as the patron saint of Wales and associated with Welsh national identity and religious tradition. The statement notes his status without additional context or events.
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