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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
23
Governor Price urged Texans to slow the holiday rush as authorities prepared safety efforts from December 23 to January 3. The statewide drive aimed to save lives with targeted patrols and public warnings, noting four deaths during the period last year and detailing specific traffic advisories and enforcement measures.
A damaged OCR holiday note from Texas District Congressman Clark W Thompson thanks readers for support, extends warm wishes for Christmas and New Year, and promises continued service from Washington. The message emphasizes gratitude, traditional values, and goodwill across communities.
The article notes the Houston Social Security Administration district office commemorating its 23rd anniversary since opening. It mentions staff May serve as witnesses to the event and references a related law enacted 28 years ago, inviting questions about the observance.
A cryptic article examines agricultural surpluses with fragmented OCR, listing concerns about real surplus existence. It hints at data from 1938 to 1958 and notes varied farm production outcomes and potential over or under supply judgments.
A fragmented report discusses tax rebates and payments amid wartime measures. It mentions vendor accounts, postage costs, and a large noted sum relating to government revenue actions over a multi year span, including references to years around 1938 and 200 years prior.
A fragment from a newspaper item notes a pat market or sale at a local venue. The readable part lists a shop or stall context with unclear wording and no concrete dates or prices. The text is insufficient for full details but signals a fleeting market mention.
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