Eagle Lake Headlight official city organ note
The Eagle Lake Headlight, official organ of Eagle Lake Texas, publishes at 28 North McCarty Ave with semi weekly issues. Subscription rates listed for Colorado and neighboring states as five fifty and eight dollars elsewhere, with corrected reflections upon request to the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Eagle Lake
Texas
Ryfry 'Thortay
McCarty Ave
Bapl Lake
Colorado
Fred. Preka
Texan
Retailers Warn About Shoplifting Penalties
Editorial notes warn that shoplifting during the holiday season can lead to charges ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. It outlines theft thresholds, potential fines, jail terms, and juvenile consequences, urging store staff to report suspected thefts to police.
Let's Look Back Thirty Years Ago in Eagle Lake
A fragment from the August 18 issue mourns the passing of Mr. Frank Stephens in Eagle Lake and recalls Stephen F. Austin’s landing near Columbus. The piece also notes a pageant planned for August 24, a fatal bicycle mishap, local rodeo participants, church leadership changes, and reminders of school reorganization and rice market activity.
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Eagle — Lake
Frank Stephens
Wi Eelock
Stephen F. Austin
Columbus
Tapicol
Texas
Little Johnson
Mefarty Farm
Amone
Garwood
R. Walker
Callison
Bunnan
Lester Bunge
Roral Baptist
M.A. Phillips
Amarilfe
Odie V
Ardmore
Parma
N.V
Tarraw
Foprew
Paulie Ger
Livia
Fagle
Bay Cuy
It. C. McLellan
Easanville
Alab
Free Pizza Offer At Bugle House Delite
Ad fragment promises free pizza at Bugle House Delite for a limited time. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mentions a deadline near the end of the month and a promotional event tied to a local venue.
Wallis Orchard Consolidation Plan Approved
The Wallis and Orchard School boards approve a plan to consolidate the two districts. A consolidation election date is not yet set. A junior-senior high school will be built on a 0-acre plot at Polak Hold and Highway 36, with construction to start within two years after consolidation. The Wallis campus will house the high school, while Orchard students join Wallis for grades one through twelve. Board composition will include four members from Wallis Independent School District and three from Orchard Independent School District, with later appointments from both districts. Administrative offices to be in Vent Ns with Pan Hnelund as superintendent of schools and My. lickson as deputy.
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Wallis and Orchard School
Beares
Wallis
Polak Hold
Highway 36
Branteky Meadow
Hope- Ants
Pew
Hime Te Ingh
Osehard Sims
Junloy Jee
Walliy
AP Vip
High Schem
Wallis Wid
Orqtard
Goard
Sehout
Oreherd
Sch
Listria
Mirge
Vent Ns
Pan Hnelund
Sekonls
My. Lickson
Beliuls
Congressman Pickle Seeks Diesel Release Under Emergency Act
Congressman Pickle urged immediate action to require oil firms with base diesel in Colorado to release supplies for farmers and rural customers. He cited farm operations at risk, suggesting mandatory allocation aligns with emergency energy measures passed by House committees while industry reluctance drew criticism from farmers and the public.
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Lettoy To Energy Act
Trioe Wibian Simon, Penagrensinin Algay
Picale
Actioy
Diesedel
Penta
Persie
Congress
Glyan Agricultiee
House Commerce Committee
Pickle
Mail Volume Rises 15 Percent in Christmas Period
Postal Service reports a 15 percent rise in Christmas mail over the two weeks ending December 10 compared with 1972. Cumulative stamped Christmas mail through December 10 tops one billion, up from 668 million last year. Daily totals show December 10 reaching 189.9 million pieces, with overall holiday mail up about three percent year over year.
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Ithe
Vards
MG Major
Pacifiles
Aliens Must Register In January
District director B W Testun of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service urged aliens to report their addresses during January. Most aliens must appear at government offices or vessels to comply, with forms available at post offices and INS offices. Noncompliance may lead to serious consequences.
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B. W. Testun
United States Immigration and Naturaliza
Ion
United States
Heston
Formigration and Naturalization Service
Willy
SaW Parts To Close for Inventory on Dec 27 28
Eagle Lake will close all day Thursday December 27 and Friday December 28 for inventory. Louis Semara of the parts company asks for cooperation as the year ends.
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A. Ow
Eagle Lake
Louis Semara
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