Burleson Dispatcher (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 28, 1971 Page: 3 of 8
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Burleson Dispatcher
July 28, 1971
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Weather is important to some
fishermen, unimportant io oth-
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Some anglers will go out only
when the temperature is a com-
fortably cool 58 degrees. Others
don't care Whether it's 28 or
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words, and Sc per word there-
after. Classified ads are run
three consecutive weeks unless
otherwise specified.
ordinary fisherman who lovea
the outdoors and likes the chal-
lenge of angling.
Nope, we don’t have “tremen-
dous success’’ every day out.
No siree! We’ve had our share
of “dry runs’’. These, too, hap-
pen to most everyone. But there
is fun in fishing! It’s relaxing,
it’s nerve settling. And, when
you do land a few of those flip-
tails it’s a great thrill.
Then along comes a Junker
and takes your bait -— and
whether or not there will ever
be another day, that day was
great.
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’ see about an auto loan
from the
and ends cluttering
up your attic or
garage. We can
help you sell most
anything vou have.
Approximately
7500 readers will
see your ad.
Where else could
day heat in summertime Wyom-
ing, Montana and Colorado
where it was supposed to be
“cool” to be good.
It’s not unusual for anglers
i nthe cool climates to cut holes
in the ice to do their fishing.
We repeat — fish have to
eat 1
Your first job is to find the
fish, then serve them the “food”
of their choice for that day, that
hour, maybe even for just that
minute.
We’ve had wonderful success
when it was so cold, even with
gloves on, that we could hardly
hold the rod; and when it was
so doggone hot we had to mop
the brow after every cast.
And we’re just a common, _
spoons . . . large and small.
Get with it, if you want to
fish, and just disregard the
weather.
Wo’ve had great success in
below • freezing temperatures.
Many times when we went after
“whites” below the dam we had
to break the ice that formed
in the line guides, time and
time again as the line froze
solid ill the rings.
On the other hand, we’ve had
great success on the hottest
days catching black bass in a
blazing sun on lakes and on
ponds. Also, we’ve taken salt
water fish on the hottest of days
in the bays as well as far off
shore in the Gulf of Mexico.
Furthermore, we've had great
success trout fishing in the mid-
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Dispatcher
Classified rates
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answer | nor do 1 think many
other angler* do either. But I’m
inclined to agree that the best
time to go fishing is right now.
So, if you want to fish, get
gone, regardless of rain, sun-
shine, heat or cold.
Fish, wherever they are,
whatever kind they be—fresh
water, salt water—perch, bass,
stream trout, Gulf trout, king,
ling, reds, whites, red snapper
—every living one of them has
to eaf.
And that’s when they hit your
bait, be the “food” live shrimp
or dead squid, live minnows or
plastic ones, or artificials —
like plastic worms, top-waters,
spinners or such hardwares as
The gentle, controlled heat of an electric dryer pampers fabrics.
It even does most of the ironing of permanent press clothes for you.
And an electric dryer costs less to buy.
Eectricity is the dean, modern energy that does so many nice
things for you. Drying clothes is one of them.
See your dealer soon.
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Introducing to our prospective brides,
a complete wedding service —or any
portion of the wedding services.
... or Anniversary Tea
One-Day RENTALS (12-hr. basis)
TABLE CENTERPIECES .................................. $2.50 A up
LARGE CUT GLASS PUNCHBOWL .............................. $5 00
SMALL PRESSED GLASS PUNCHBOWL ............... $2.00
WHITE SATIN A NET TABLE COVER $10.00
CUPS........Sc SAUCERS 5c FORKS 3c
(YOU PICK UP AND RETURN)
Attendant headdresses made to order.
BURLESON FLOWERS INC
295-5215
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It is illegal to hunt wild
horses by spotting and captur-
ing them with the aid of air-
planes.
Because it is heavier, Italian
silk is used in making men’s .
ties.
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Deering, R. G. K. Burleson Dispatcher (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 28, 1971, newspaper, July 28, 1971; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1267136/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Burleson Public Library.