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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
11
Extension horticulturist Everett Janne notes poinsettias require care to thrive during the Christmas period. Pink bracts are now available, plants open gradually, and avoid drafts to prevent temperature stress. Keep soil moist, drain trays after watering to prevent root damage and premature leaf shedding.
The Colorado Soil and Water Conservation District reports a productive year with expanded planning and application of conservation practices across 240000 acres in the district. Board members, including chair Weimar Koehn and secretary treasurer, guide operations, while SCS staff assist. The district held monthly meetings, re-elected Ruth Heinschm, and sponsored several conservation awards recognizing farmers, conservationists, and teachers.
Dickens style Mr Pickwick appears at center of jovial gathering with a playful mishmash of characters and mischief. References to a conservation awards banquet and district events mingle oddly with narrative fragments and garbled names. Local notices blur with literary fantasy.
District Director Dewitt Marshall of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual Alien Address Report program prompts many aliens to update their US addresses each January February and March. The law requires nearly all aliens in the United States to report address changes, with diplomats and certain international organization staff exempt. Forms will be available at post offices.
Colorado County judge Willard W. Wart advises Cobbbune residents that the courthouse will close from noon Wednesday December 24 until Monday morning December 25 for the holiday period.
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