The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 24, 1968 Page: 4 of 12
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The Clarksville Times. Tuesday, December 24, 1968
Postal Rates
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after January 1. Oa that date ^ Mcood atop, «tta“*
postal rate* on second cla»* ^ , l9##t do** not I
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This Time How About Peace and Good Will?
BELT SANDER
FlOOR SANDER
POLISHER
WALKERS
OPENS NIGHTLY
OPENS 7: 15
SHOW 7;45
Underpaid Taxes
$3,313,800,000 ’
During 1967 Internal R*v*ou*
audited th* tax return* of 3.1
million taxpayers. 32.4% or 1.6
million w*r* found to ow*ac ad-
ditional $3,313,800,000. How-
ever, 70.1%, or 1.3 mllUon.had
no change In th*ir return*.
About 200,00$ or 7.8%, of
SATURDAY
WED. THUR. FRI.
DFC 25-26-27^28
Bay berry
are said to
luck for tht
if they bu
Christmas, t
by early set
tea. They di
branches
burned the
holidays.
* The stor
over a hunt!
a parish f
burg, Aust
-MATI NEE
PAWT8
the** audited had th* happy «-
parlance of r*c*lvtag refund*
amounting to $180,800,000.
CM course these taxpayer had
overpaid their tax to start with
and would never have known of
th* $180 million If they had not
had th* good foturne to get a
tax audit.
However, If 7.6% of ua pay
more than w* owe, th* Inter-
nal Revenue Service may not
find time to audit our returns
and send the money beck.
SAVES YQU MONEY!
AU KINDS OF CARPETING
AND HOOK COVERING
SUNDAY
SUN. MON . ..ATIKI«
DEC 29-30-31 MATINEE
"I LOVE YOU, ALICE B. TOKLAS"
STARRING 5Mi
PETER SELLERS LEIGH TAYLOR YOUNC
Technicolor from Warner Bros.-Seven Arts
Hunting and Fishing Popularity
In Texas Continues to Increase
SATURDAY
MATINEE
LEADING TEXAS STOCK COMPANY NOW
PAYING 20% DIVIDEND ON FAMILY
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE POLICIES
sale* of 263,206 licenses of all
er-i and flshermsn continued to kinds, or on* license for every
climb last year as the Texas five persons.
Parks and Wildlife Department Statewide there art 1.4 Osh-
reported th* sale of almost 2.2 lng license holder* to each
hunting license holder.
As of Aug. 31 when all hunt- _________.
lng and fishing licenses sxplredf'
HUGHSTON & SON
INSURANCE
Costisoss
Filstosit
REG. S6.95 Sq. Yd.
Completely Installed
with Heavy foam pad
DsPost 501
million licenses. 1
id fishing licenses expired^
there were 854,683 resident
hunters and 1,231,134 licensed
fishermen, an Increase of 56,-
847 hunters and 91,165 fisher-
men over the same period end-
ing Aug. 31, 1967, according
to Robert G. Mauermann, dep-
uty director of the Texas Parks
and Wildlife Department.
Altogether, the Department
handles 48 kinds of licenses
ranging from resident hunting
to commercial bait shrimp boat
licenses. Sales of shooting pre-
serve, commercial fishing, fish
dealers and shrimping licenses
made up the bulk of the remain-
ing licenses sold.
All 254 counties of the State
reported sales of hunting and
fishing licenses with th* four
heaviest populated counties ac-
counting for more than one-
quarter of all licenses sold.
Harris, Dallas, Tarrant and
Bexar Counties accounted for
618,793 licenses.
Even sparsely populated Lov-
ing County with lees than 150
persons reported eight hunters,
on* of whom was either under
17 or over 65, and 14 flsher-
msn.
> Even though there was no
special program to attract out-
af-Stat# hunters to Tsxss, there
was a 16.5 per cent Increase in
the number of non-resident
bunting licenses sold In 1967-
6$. fhe outfof-Stat* hunter
accounted for one license for
every 68 resident hunting li-
censes sold.
Mauermann attributed th*
steady Increase over the years
to th* three million plus -deer
herd and th* quality of hunting
In th* State. Part of this year's
Increase can also be attributed
to th* nine ads placed In three
national outdoor magmxlnss by
th* Texas Tourist Development
Agency durtng4he early pert of
th* hunting season.
A good portion of the stats
had sales of five-day migratory
bird licenses ranging from on*
to a do ten. Department auth-
orities attributed these sales to
casual visitors, either vaca-
tioners or businessmen, who
happened to be In Texas during
mounting dove, duck or goose
season and wanted to hunt be-
fore returning home.
Many West Tsxss counties,
with little or no public waters,
have a higher than usual ratio
of fishing licenses. To under-
stand this, you'd first have to
understand that the West Tex-
ans love water, and that, many
will drive 400 miles to launch
his boai sod fish.
Hards County, with a 1.25
million population, reported
REG. $8.00 Sq. Yd.
Completely Installed
with Heavy foam Pad
CAU O* WJt/71
DON'T FORGET OUR NEW YEAR'S EVE
TRIP.LE FEATURE MARATHON DEC.31
JACK FOSTER
1603 W. Broadway
Clarksville Bill Lynch,Mgr
PRICES ARE BORN AT SMITH CARPETS
AND RAISED ELSEWHERE.'
Maurice Tucker, Cliff Kay and Cliff Jr. are shown above as they
are loading their feeder with Cargill 32% protein hquid supplement
which is now available at Jim Ward's Feed Star*. This is quite an
ODeration so go by and see how it works.
CARGILL LIQUID SUPPLEMENT has been researched in feed lots and
pastures throughput Texas. It is a proven winter supplemental excel-
lent quality. May be fed with whatever roughage rancher is now using
along with salt and mineral.
Replaces feeding of all other protein feed..
INGREDIENTS DO NOT SETTLE OR SEPARATE OUT
VITAMINS REMAIN STABLE AND DO NOT OXIDIZE
OR SETTLE OUT.
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Ml NERALS REMAIN STABLE AND DO NOT OXIDIZE
OR SETTLE OUT. ffc-------^
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Tues.-Frl. 3 to 3 p.m
Set.: 10 s.hk *o2 P.m.
TWO NITROGEN SOURCES WITH VARYING DEGREES
OF RELEASE.
Clarksville 1km
NO FREE WATER ADDED. .; " j “
NEITHER EXTREMELY ACID NOR ALKALINE.
FLOWS WITHOUT GUMMING AT TEMPERATURES AS
LOW AS 25 DEGREES BELOW O .
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Hurt, J. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 24, 1968, newspaper, December 24, 1968; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth893917/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.