Lions Christmas Party Among Best, Says Attendee
A local Lions Club Christmas party last week drew praise from attendees who called it among the best. The event featured community fellowship at the Eagle Lake cafeteria with members including leaders and guests.
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Diez
Gual Christie
Eagle Lake
Ure
J.m, Jenkins
ML J. Jones
Ray Smith
Santa Claus
Edith Duty
Charles
Veuukey
Angel
Presi
Jenking
Christmas Party for Cub Scouts Ends With Eagle Toast
A scribbled report notes a Cub Scouts gathering titled Gut For Anovai Christmas Party where several named adults hosted and served refreshments after a meeting. The piece mentions moves toward Boy Scout eligibility, an Eagle toast, cake, and drinks provided by organizers including Ben Deas and Hargrove Smith amid a festive close and social hours.
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Lockingan
Temumee Mmaora
Robert Duncan
Les
Selin
Tminjan Saka
Johnnie Pencergress
Ene Flerbie
Leo Causey Vaio
WWE
Texe Wes
Sbour Sl
Publi
Dinah Mesdames
WF Meiteen
I x. Davidson
FH. Whitley
Sopp
H. E Parker
Gordon Bird
Amd
Hargrove Smith
Colt
Nic Gaels Lake
Toor
Government seeks 15 percent rise in rice acreage next year
The government urged a 15 percent increase in national rice acreage to maintain supplies during defense readiness. Agriculture officials argued larger plantings, alongside programs for wheat and fodder crops, would bolster food security and stabilize prices amid wartime pressures.
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Tre
Agriculture Depertent
Dad Winters Sahl
Hearn
Your Christmas Card Card writing tips and etiquette
Formal guidance for crafting Christmas cards describing how to address envelopes, include family names, and sign messages. It covers style, ink color, and suggestions to personalize cards, with emphasis on tradition and renewing friendships during the holiday season.
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Ana Smith
Easbiird
Dave Funs
Farmer Reminded To File 1950 Tax Declaration Form
Farmers are instructed by the Internal Revenue service to file the 1950 estimated tax declarations. The notice details forms 1000, 1050, and 1040F, and explains deadlines for calendar year income and farm income, with options to file by January 1, 1954, or later by request through the deputy collector in their locality. It notes that farm income may allow delayed declaration and that some farmers may elect to file Form 1040 and related schedules.
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Frank Seoveld
Jdannery
Agezin
Texas
Cong Thompson Favors Complete Mobilization
Washington reports Congress member Thompson calls for total mobilization to face wartime needs. He says nothing must block rapid action and urges swift legislative steps despite ongoing debates and military pressures.
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Cong
Thompson
Washington
Dot
Galveston
Wuimpson
Tun
Golag Yaoote
Cousress
Government Tax Form Proves Easy For Housewives
A fragmentary report from the Houston area describes a Social Security and Internal Revenue Bureau plan to report household workers earnings. It notes January 4 as a key date and mentions a social security card, the pamphlet So You Have A Way, and a counterpoint about principal contribution questions.
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Sool Security Administration
Gator Social Security
Moody C. Landium
Bet
Houston
Bureau of Tinternal Tevenur
Menapyr
Setar
Christmas 1859 Dance Recalls Lone Man Yet Live
A Colorado County clipping recounts a December 25 1859 masquerade dance in Alleyton with Buck Hoover and Hiram Wrens party. It lists attendees including George Turner Jasin Wright and many couples and singles, describes the long revel and festive decor, and notes Buck Hoover’s narration of old times with a holiday song and memory of a past era.
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Colorado County
Mireth D. Parker
Alteytos
Buck Hoover
Alleyton
George Turner
Jasin Wright
George Thliver
Sam Spies UN Witt
Dan Holliday
Witt
Mr_Pearson
Misses Seymour
Arrie David
Lucy David
Ela Guinn Wan
Ella
Loss Mian
Buck
Fiddler Woods
Celine
Lenanyfolee
Coa
Gbuston
Gonee Wright
Waller
Aramis
Wid Abbey
Golgraq Soil Conservation District gets revised water plan
The district's supervisors led by chair Heehn approve a revised plan to reallocate water and drainage for 166 acres of Flat land and 21 acres of dust near the Stands Bottom. The main project creates a 166 acre outlet ditch feeding the Cajonrda River after crossing Bermuda grass pastures. Landowners plan to build and widen the ditch to manage soil erosion and drainage.
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Perace Heehn
Welmer J
Ube
Colorado Suil Conservation District
Feu
Cajornda
Favre
Smallrring
Lae Oak Conservation Group member completes dairy farm seeding
Main ich completed. Flos Weistiin farms stour lines northwest of Fretshore. He is a member of the Lae Oak Conservation Group. He planted ten ners of Dixie Wonder Pras. The seeding rate Wes 20 pounds per acre. He had applied 00 pot ag nf 20 percent superphosphate before the peas were planted. P yon will be Thlowed by rotten ext yerr.
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Flos Weistiin Farms
Stour
Fretshore
Lae Oak Conservation Group
Dixie Wonder Pras
Tate
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