Colorado County Tourist Income Adds 5.4 Million
A Texas travel study credits Colorado County with 5.442 million dollars in state travel receipts in 1975 and 218 travel related jobs. It estimates 212 thousand in state taxes and 347 thousand in local taxes paid by visitors. The study, by U S Travel Data Center, uses the Travel Economic Impact Model to break out county level spending and jobs. Frank Mildebrand of the Texas Tourist Development Agency welcomed the technique as a tool to track travel's rapid county level growth and guide future development.
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U.S
Hare
ULB
Texas
New York
California
Fonds
Frank Mildebrand
Texas Tourist Development Agency
Let's Look Back 48 from Apr 27 1929
Mooney and Violet Noreuch wed in Columbus with Judge Mayes presiding. A break in at Mag netert thiefes steal about $100 in merchandise. Midnight Inn dine at Louty Baras market ends with nothing else taken. City plans street stop steam at intersections. Mayor proclaims April 28th to May 2nd for clean up and repaint period. High school play Apple Blossom Time directed by Chas C Swanson to begin rehearsals. Floating island stories at the lake investigated by Smothers and Headlight reporter, found true due to lake being full of water for three years.
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E.R
Duster) Mooney
Hiss Violet Noreuch
Magnetert
Columbus
Mayes
V. Duscen
Louty Baras Market
Mr. Smothers
1903 Local History Snippet From Columbus Area
Segment summarizes diverse 1903 items from Columbus area including Beta Alpha milestone, library work honor, military service notes, community events at the Gulf Coast foundation, a band competition win, a bridal shower, birthday observances, and local business visits. Mentions Mrs J Stauth appreciation, Pvt Frank Tate, U S Marine Tony Seymour, and Miss Dorothy Sanzhee.
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Gonstrtnvnn Couurmcts
Columbus
Shrinars Zainer
Lule
1St Armored Division
North Port Hard
Texas
Ab K
Mia
Barbara Rossier
Houston
5. Hoos
HJ. Cosgrove
Sarah Lentart
George A. Robbins
Pete Gertson
Lissis
Durned
Sirs
Rosalie Perry
Nat
Sats Maccos Starch
Conmunty Center
Btn
Joe Gareta
Mareh
Uurtegon
Tony
U. S, Marine Corps
Sway
Korea
Sart Seymur, JY
Gulf Coast Stedieat Foundation
Wharton
Hugetey
Preguert
E. A. Gibson
Clit Ali- Gerson
Mea
Abercrombie
Eagle Lake
Iria
Sehillige
Brenda Lohprisa
Ratprien
Fragmented OCR notes show uneven growth and fiscal figures
The text records uneven growth in a local district with mentions of plant growth at the bottoms and a financial tally for the period ending April 18, 1977. It lists several names and amounts, noting increases over the prior year and a total collected sum of 9495.80 with a 2% annual rise, alongside scattered regional figures and months.
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Bugle
SA Magee Tor
Satheeliann
Columbes
Tera
Uae
Hateteevilte
Sealy
Irbat Sigr
Wallin
Pink Ladies Buy Equipment for hospital auxiliary event
Engle Lake Community Hospital Auxiliary met with 21 members on Monday April 25. President Mrs Willism Zboril chaired as the group voted to buy an anesthesia ventilator and agreed to fund a Houston trip for two to the Hospital Auxiliary Convention. Members and guests attended, with citations of honors and support from local spouses and community groups.
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Engle Lake Community Hospital Auxiliary
Pink Ladies
Willism Zboril
Cp. Ray Thomas
Dan Heed
Houston
Hospital Auxiliary
Shamrock
EGYPT REWS Mrs BH Fo Utver Me and Mrs Lavell visiters
Local society notes describe Mrs BH Fo Utver and Mrs Robert Lavell hosting visitors from Egypt and elsewhere. The article lists extended family engagements, kinship visits, and plans involving relatives from New York, San Nahas, Palas, and Wharton. Events include gatherings, meals, small children, and travel between Greenwich Island and Eastward regions.
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Robert Lavell
Mary
Sark
Monty
Grennwich Hiroe
Sland
Suintay
Vues Tawells
Mentor Northington
Toot Feriewadd
Etevelanithene
The
Hones
Vmchter
Ben Ofr
Miscininn
Aierdan
Sten
Aimetintas
Mastin
Maurie
Sunil
San Nahas
New York
Photiwat
Heer
Diomheers
Vere
Study Club President's Luncheon at Eagle Lake Center
The Bags Lake Study Club will hold its annual President's Luncheon on Friday May 8 at 12 noon in the Eagle Lake Community Center. Tickets are sold by Study Club members and reservations are due by Monday May 2. A plated meal with coffee tea and dessert will be served after the luncheon. Canasta bridge or dominos can be played in the afternoon.
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Bags Lake
Eagle Lake
Funeral RiteFor Man At Tortesleen Paptine Church
A funeral service was held at Tortesleen Paptine Church for a man from Visgera Sh years old. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony after a Thursday vigil, with rites led by Samford Rites Fitters and other local church members.
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Walla Vanasda
Serine
Stefane
Yanney
Samford
Serviens
Serviens Pre Bold Sihiy Alemann At the Tortesleen Paptine
Noci
Waliamaton
Last Estate Planning Session in Weimar Monday
The Colorado County Extension Service hosts the final Weimar estate planning session focusing on liquidity, probate, and estate taxes. Speakers discuss market values, property liquidity, and methods to convert assets into cash to cover debts and heirs.
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Weimar
Hy Terthi
B. Scharber
Wilbyar
Arcountingt
Ueueten
Aristiane
Smuinars
Colorado County Pregram Halling
Chen Katiaas
Mborough
LTS
Vimen & Sons Relocates Showroom and Parts Dept
Vimen and Sons announces a new location at Farm to Market Road 183 near Burgos Power Equipment Co. The updated building features a large display area, expanded parts department, and storage and ship spaces totaling about 1,750 square feet. Staff and service standards remain unchanged as the company continues to serve patrons with the same quality and support.
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Wooa
Vignsit
Sty Jae
Massey Firmaaun
Dipsares
Aff Aminers
Che
Nye
Easaleck
Meng
Burgos
Walter Vita
Saul Hat Price
Bay Sonera
Virnau
Final Day for 1977 Tax Renditions April 29
Tax deadlines loom across Gly, Nier School Districts and Colorado County. County tax offices, city councils and district collectors urge residents to file by April 29, with exemptions and senior programs noted. Local agencies outline eligibility, including age limits and parental provisions, as they prepare for April end processing and deadlines.
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Ape
Gly
Nier Schoal
Colorado County
Bat
Wseenger
Henry J. Haeaby
Hannay
Hampatead Teximpbion
Apo Mthiardee Toy Quality
Lars Mi
Agenciga
Fingle Bake
Rings Sehwl
Statr
Togtalalure
Disaster Survival TV Test Featured Sun Broadcast
A chaotic OCR readout describes a disaster survival test television segment. It mentions Sun day airings, production names, and a staged scenario with survival techniques and expert commentary. Several garbled phrases point to a research or training event associated with media and safety.
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Toovil
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Helyn
Willinay Farris
Egypt
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Paternad Vier
Warren Bush
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Snore
Michigan Awe
Austin
Para
Yaa Ne
Arora
Marine 1
Vimen & Sons
Walter Virnau, Jr
Heckart Marestrt
Sheen
Ferooney Rea
W. A. Virnau 4 Sonm
Maseau-Fereuson Deaser
Ttt
W. A. Vitra & Sear Tre Tanldtar
SN Trackers’ Workshop
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Schathens
Auden Mans
TV Sun
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Apes
Agate
Fiony Nate Gunguiriing
NSA
Texan Salers Voorhees
Pat Pax
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