Official Table of Consumer Point Values for Meat and Cheese
An official table outlines consumer point values assigned to meat fats fish and cheese as No 2 effective May 2 1953. The entry notes cow NS among the listed items and values.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1943
Page
2
An official table outlines consumer point values assigned to meat fats fish and cheese as No 2 effective May 2 1953. The entry notes cow NS among the listed items and values.
A garbled listing shows sausage products and trade values, noting quantities in pounds and April purchases. It mentions official table of trade value and divided units, with unclear references to producers Seird Mars and Chopped Ham and C miaking ore. The fragment hints at procurement and commerce context but details are unreadable.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions people and places including Sheridan, a station, and a likely military reference. Readable parts imply personal notices or basic event notes but essential details are obscured. The piece hints at family or community matters and a request related to a person named Pie Lankai station.
Weimar society marks a Sunday wedding at the home of the bride and groom with Rev Hooton Abthonist minister officiating. The ceremony united prominent locals S Rypple and Minne Shimek, followed by greetings from relatives and friends of the couple and a reception at the Parker home.
Local column lists visits and greetings among residents. Mrs Millican and Edwina Millican of El Campo spent Monday with relatives in Rock Island. Mr Foster and family from Columbus called on friends Sunday. Mrs Trammel and son Robie, Mrs Armstrong and son, from Louisiana visited Monday. Mrs Farseth and Danny Newilder returned to Bartlesville while others spent time with relatives.
An advertisement for Dr. Tjaden Chiropractic Clinic promises to diagnose true conditions and their causes with a micro-dyne nameter examination. It lists treatments for asthma constipation piles stomach disorders rheumatic and kidney liver female prostate heart skin and adhesions among many other conditions, claiming to reveal recovery chances. new location at the old McCarty Homestead Eagle Lake Texas.
Mrs. Mary Davis led a visiting party from Dallas to Houston for a pageant contest. Among those appearing were Mrs. J Wo Shaker and Mrs. M Guynn, with Kathryn Pankt Richardson listed as a baby participant. The event honored Davis’s great-granddaughter as a guest of family and friends from Texas.
A long list of residents and relatives from Nebraska Wisconsin and nearby towns visited Bernardo homes for Easter and holidays. Notables include Pvt Dallas Frazier Sgt Willis Kotzebue and families of Drescher Braden Miller and Nelsons, with many gatherings at Mr and Mrs O A Braden and others returning to Camp McCoy after furloughs.
A community note expresses gratitude for support after an accident at home. It mentions Eugen Lemke of Lake, a patient report, stitches for a hand wound, and appreciation for prayers and well wishes from friends and neighbors. The text also lists several local names and references to Easter, family events, and routine care.
Two Eagles place in the regional meet as Coach Ereksor and three Eagle track team members traveled from San Marcos. Gordon Causey, John Canaris, and Leon Spanihel formed the traveling trio. others were unable to attend due to work. Causey ran a fast 46 dash but failed to reach finals. Spanihel took fourth in discus. Canaris finished fourth in the mile. A new discus record was set by a San Antonio athlete at 142 feet six inches, and a Texas mile mark was hit in 3 minutes 37.6 seconds by a strong Austin runner. Canaris is set to attend the state meet in Austin May 6–8, though Spanihel will not go. He has been shaving seconds off his mile, aiming to shine at the state finals.
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