Farm Tank Fishing in Texas Ponds for Easy Scores
Farm tanks offer productive fishing on small Texas ponds from five to twenty acres. Use a mix of lure types and live bait, vary tactics by time of day, and move around the pond to avoid overfishing. Maintain access with landowner courtesy and avoid trashing sites while enjoying dove and duck hunting in season.
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Texas
Game and Fish Commission
Home Town Talk continues with a child essay on newspapers
A seven year old California girl writes why newspapers are needed noting they report disasters and births and even dog losses. An editor jokes papers also swat flies and public officials. The column mocks weekly game score predictions, listing ten picks with no scores.
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California
Diana
Wildlife Pays Off On Farms Says Soil Chief
Bill Minzenmayer of the Run nels Soil Conservation District notes wildlife numbers on a 100 acre farm include millions of beneficial insects and over 400 birds of 40 kinds. Maynard Hill adds systems that conserve soil and water boost wildlife while reducing pests, with practices like leaving sorghum stubble and using cover crops to support quail and other species. Local SCS technicians assist in planning wildlife friendly farming.
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Bill Minzenmayer
Runnels Soil Conservation District
Maynard Hill
Soil Conservation Service
Hill
Election Set for Zone 4 in Runnels SCD
Zone 4 voters in the Runnels County Soil Conservation District will elect a farmer or rancher for a five year board seat. The Oct 2 election, 7 30 p m at Winters High School Agriculture Building, is open to landowners over 21 with wives eligible to vote. County agent C T Parker notes the district's role in soil and water conservation and outlines post election programs.
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Runnels County
Parker
PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY Mike Jones Joins Phi Beta Pi
Mike Jones son of Mr and Mrs Harvey D Jones, a medical student at Washington University Medical School in St Louis Mo, has pledged the Phi Beta Pi fraternity.
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Mike Jones
Harvey D. Jones
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Phi Beta Pi
Nephew Dies in Alice Funeral Attended by Kin
Mrs. M C Wilbanks and Mr and Mrs Ray Hood Wilbanks traveled to Alice on Saturday for the funeral of their nephew W E Seipp Sr. Jack Seay of Abilene also attended the service.
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M. C. Wilbanks
Ray Hood Wilbanks
Alice
W. E. Seipp
Jack Seay
Abilene
Head Trouble When People Put Their Feet Down
Some individuals experience dizziness or balance issues when standing or walking. The phrase suggests challenges with posture, gait, or orthostatic factors impacting mobility. Further context would clarify causes such as medical conditions, medications, or environmental risks.
Stricklins Head to Fort Lewis for Finance School
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stricklin left Monday for Fort Lewis Washington where he will attend a school for finance personnel. They had been visiting here in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. The text ends abruptly with unclear final words.
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Jerry Stricklin
Fort Lewis
Washington
Mr. and Yi Roberts
Soils in Runnels District Eroded Without Cover
James Barnhill of the Soil Conservation Service warns that soils in the Runnels Soil Conservation District suffer wind and water erosion when left bare. He notes that surface cover, from living plants or dead litter like stubble, protects soil from losses during high winds and storms.
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Runnels Soil Conservation District
James Barnhill
Soil Conservation Service
Barnhill
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