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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
2
Local civic notice from Eagle Lake Texas lists officials and event details. Includes contact number 294-2783 and references city governance and community activities. Details are fragmented but indicate municipal oversight and community engagement items.
A Texas inspired beef recipe outlines round steak preparation for tender result. Steps include browning in butter, sautéing mushrooms, thickening with flour and consommé, then simmering with sour cream. Seasonings include lemon juice salt pepper and cream to finish.
A local shop advertises after hour appointments for wedding rings including diamond settings. Wide price range. call Eagle Lake Drugs CE 250 for details.
Santa Fe Industries announces its second annual report showing consolidated net income of $2.43 per share for 1969, up from $1.21 per share in 1968, with a 24 percent increase in net and a 7 percent revenue gain to $312.5 million. Ernest & Marsh, chief executive officers, and John Reed, president, address stockholders. Subsidiaries other than Railway contributed about 40 percent to the group’s net income.
A fragmentary line notes a man described as Presidential yet reveals he is actually a splinter. The brief hints at political or factional realignments without providing clear names or dates.
A 24 year look back at Eagle Lake notes a beloved citizen Charles Was tes Bentley dies at Laughlin Hospital and golf links plan for 65 acres south of the business district surfaces. Several local items include Leo Leopold's Solemn Mass at St Marys Nada, funeral for Thomas Berry, land purchases, street work near the Tol ly Memorial Church, and local sports mentions with John Canatis rising in Big Six track.
Texas A M University College of Agriculture schedules a May 6 Field Day focusing on higher cattle performance. The program highlights include increased weaning weights, stocker programs on winter pasture, and new warm season grasses Kleingrass and a butt crass for South Texas and the Gulf Coast. Dr A M Sorenson will discuss making cows work harder and boosting reproduction. Specialists will assist with beef cattle reproduction parasite control brush and weed control and soil fertility.
Homer A Foerster executive director of the State Control announces the states first public surplus property auction set for Saturday in Austin at City Coliseum. Items include 18 cars from Public Safety and Parks and Wildlife share 12 cars 10 plotup trucks plus outboard motors two way radios office equipment highway department cosmetology boards and governor office items. Inspection starts at 8 am and bidding begins at 12 am.
A concise guide outlines selecting an executor and alternates, avoiding bonds, and enabling independent administration. It explains duties to pay debts and taxes, possible outright or life-stage dispositions, and cautions on omitted property and common accident clauses.
An annual Victorian costume party in Magnolia invites guests to dress in period attire on Friday Anvil 24. Mrs R F Rau hosts with an orchestra playing from evening to midnight and a $2 per person cover for music, refreshments, and setup, with attendees providing their own liquor. The event is open to the public and organization members.
Mr and Mrs F Wren Goole Jr and Mrs F M Drom Goole Sr join in Houston on Holy Saturday for the baptism of Anne Maria Grissom daughter of the Tey and Mrs Grissom. Anne Maria is the fourteenth baby baptized in the dress sewn by great grandmother Agnes Drangoole. Godparents include Chris Zarce of Houston Rev James P Dannelley of Guadalajara Mexico Fitton Drom Goole Huntsville and NS McDonald of Houston.
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