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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1941

Page

3

Deer Trapping Plan Aims to Redistribute 1000 Texas Wildlife

Texas Game Department plans to traps deer in populated ranges and move them to depleted areas, targeting 1000 redistributions this year with new single deer traps. Last year 609 deer were trapped and released mainly from Aransas Refuge, plus hundreds on Carl Smith Ranch in Blanco County and a few in the Panhandle. Thirty-seven new traps are being built, with operations likely starting in October after velvet shedding. Turkey trapping, raccoon and beaver releases also occur with owner consent. no quail releases this year due to Mexican export restrictions. Deer births noted include a doe with five litter sets and a total of 23 offspring, mostly bucks.

Aransas Refuge Carl Smith Blanco County Panhandle Texas United States

Doe from Sid Hyatt ranch helps with Johnson City efforts

A 10-year-old doe on the Sid Hyatt ranch near Johnson City has contributed to local wildlife or land management efforts, illustrating ongoing natural work by a longstanding resident of the area.

Doe Johnson City

Bowfin Names Across Regions Stir Curiosity

A Brenham resident brought a bowfin called a grindle into a discussion noting it as Cotton-eyed Joe in Central and East Texas. Biologists report Louisiana uses cotton fish and Arkansas calls it cyprus trout, while the American Fisheries Society compiles official common names for American fishes.

Texas Brenham Game Louisiana Arkansas Game Department American Fisheries Society

Freedom is Made of Simple Stuff

A compact meditation on freedom linking diverse scenes from daily life to national ideals. The piece presents freedom as personal habit and shared experience, from porch rituals and park bench laughter to political tensions and civic responsibility.

Enthusiast Loses Voice as Banter Turns to Joke

A sports crowd moment ends in humor when a fan yells for the home team then whispers to a friend that he has lost his voice. The friend quips that the voice is in his right ear, turning the moment into a lighthearted exchange.

Legal Miscellany on Home Rights and Police Power

Summarizes several legal points: homestead cannot be partitioned while a spouse uses it as home. mechanics have a lien on repaired cars unless possession is taken. police may arrest for drunkenness without a warrant, while sheriffs need one. only police can arrest without a warrant for disorderly conduct. manslaughter has been abolished in Texas. unauthorized boat use can lead to malicious mischief fines. definitions of indictment and information. excusable homicide defined as death by accident during lawful act.

Crete Greece Court of Criminal Appeals Attorney General Jack Cunningham John Wood Parker John

Boss Relief Sends Unemployment Woes Away

A colorful line notes that unemployment improves when the boss arrives. It portrays workplace morale turning upbeat as leadership presence coincides with easing job concerns. No specific people or places are named.

Quotations on Wisdom Humanity and Moral Action

A collage of lines from Browning Eliot Mana Royal Tolstoy and others reflecting on wisdom humanity kindness and the contrast between pain and fulfillment. The passages praise simple humanity noble actions and the frailty of human fortune.

George Eliot

Candidates Work for Votes in Talladega Gossips Tale

The Talladega County circuit clerk race is touched by a tale of candidate pressure. A candidate reportedly offered to hang out the elderly voter's washing to gain her approval and later drew water from her well, illustrating alleged campaigning methods.

Talladega Ala Talladega County

Candidate One Encounters Rival at Woodpile in Tense Election Scene

In a narrated episode a candidate asks to help, draws water for an old woman, then hauls a heavy load to the house. He believes he has won the vote but discovers candidate two is in the kitchen churning, prompting a surprising domestic confrontation.

Sympathetic Bond and a Troubled Family Moment

A silk hosiery maker and an aluminum utensil manufacturer sit at a club and share worried expressions. Tommy complains a coat pocket is bottomless, prompting his father to correct him that it is a buttonhole.

Tommy

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