Bass of the Month Contender Tales from Austin Club
Carl Well surveys bass season stories in the Austin Bass Club. Anglers recount weights from six to seven pounds with several contenders and upsets as rivals like Harley Barnard push to win. He notes Canyon fishing, lake openings, and a dynamite blasting digression before shifting to fishing lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Well
Ray Pilgrim
Harley Barnard
Austin
Canyon
Morris Lake Decker
Nineteenth Street
Wimberley Mill Readers Invite New Subscriber
A letter from D R Roberts seeks a local Wimberley paper subscription. Ruth Dobie Lowery confirms The Wimberley Mill is monthly, via Chamber of Commerce Associate membership at 2.00 per year, and mails the last two issues with a new subscription to Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Mill
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ruth Dobie Lowery
Meeks-Jones Hughes-Meeks
Hughes - Wimberley
A Morning in My Life and a Moonlit Exchange of Wit
A humorous piece blends doggerel on grass birds and gamboling with a playful math formula for less mobility yielding more relief. It also recounts a Moon temperature anecdote involving Middeleton and Major Charles Duke of Apollo XVI, noting sun angles and horizon readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nein
Motter
Charles Duke
Major Duke
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Albert Schlueter
Ellaine
Pasadena
Texas
Star Rt. 2
New Braunfels
Tex
Canyon Lake
Sattler
Franklin
W. Frank Trevorrow Sr
Dripping Springs, Tex
John Glass
James Tucker
Waskateha
Marvin Lippe
Wimberley
Hughes
Hays County
Nathan Emory Hughes
the Blanco
Capt
Leo Skinner
Saunders
C. W. Wimberley
D. R. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Food For Thought
Dusseldorf
Germany
Desroy
Wimberley Development Co
Calaways
Hill Country Superette Grocery
Home Town Management and Service
Wimberley Square
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