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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1955
Page
3
Weekend reports show five collisions on county highways with injuries and extended delays. Investigations by traffic patrol indicate multiple factors including weather and speed. Medical units treated injured drivers, and several incidents prompted lane closures and police advisories.
Fragmentary notice promotes dependable prescription service for pet medicine in West Texas. Mentions Jos D Tasne o and aims at aiding saturation and veterinary needs with fresh supplies.
Super Troop No 3 of the Girl Scouts met at Rene Meth Bung cheton's birthday with a ceremony. Judy Talat reported on embroidery for the community center and how to vote. Refreshments included cake and drinks.
A terse message from Erket to Rice Thea on Monday mentions seeing dates in the phrase The Far with an odd sign off about eating more rice. The fragment references a person named Belle Singley and an instruction to schedule or note dates.
Senate Agriculture Committee favorable to three rice related bills aimed at allotment rules and sharing crop responsibility. H.R. 2839 and H.R. 4356 modify unplanted acreage redistribution and crop sharing to fit history, while H.R. 4647 seeks a 25 50 increase in national rice allotment for 1955. Debate notes cotton policy could affect passage.
County agent Doyle Moore lists common insects harming home ornamentals and the recommended control methods. It covers bagworms caterpillars June bugs whiteflies snails slugs fillbugs and armyworms with chlordane DDT and arsenate emulsion spray options, plus a free L199 reference at the county office.
Texans die yearly from fly born illnesses such as typhoid and tuberculosis. State Health Officer Dr Henry A Holle urges the top public health measure to destroy breeding places like manure piles and garbage. He warns flies spread infections to food and utensils when contact is made with contaminated waste.
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