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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
1
Reported vandalism at a Negro school damaged the main office and several rooms. Windows were broken, typewriters damaged by keyed entries, and desks toppled as intruders tripped cords and latches. Police investigate the incident.
The Eagle Lake School Board met in a recent session to prepare for a 256000 bond election. A proposed tax rate of 1.50 per hundred valuation was discussed, with the board aiming to levy enough to cover bond costs. Granberry of the First Texas Cooperation of San Antonio explained the advantages.
Fragmentary report shows drilling postponed for the third lake test at Matthews. Unclear notes mention an initial well and property ownership but lack full details.
The article reports a violent incident at a gambling location where Willie Jackson and Roosevelt Harrison were involved after a dispute over a $2 bet. Harrison was charged with aggravated assault and murder was suspected. Chief Semmara filed proceedings in M. Jones Court. Police planned to file charges against others as the investigation continued.
A Houston resident was fined for possessing a dead fawn, with a court citation noting the violation and order issued to the offender. The case details the penal outcome and location within the city.
Santa Claus figures prominently as postal workers rush to deliver a large volume of packages before the holidays. The piece highlights efficiency at the local post office and the bustle of mail processing and customer service during the peak season.
Mrs Phyllis Tyler announces candidacy for County Treasurer, resident of Col Surce 1445. She cites family ties and long residence in the area and notes her husband Men vit Dyler has supported her bid. The announcement situates her within the local political scene of the county.
Highland Park will hold a tax sale next Tuesday, January 2, listing multiple lots with outstanding assessments. Officials urge properties owners and bidders to prepare, with notices posted in the city hall and county records.
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