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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1935
Page
3
A Clarksville Times piece argues public debt is shared by all and that taxes and wages fund government. It urges readers to consider value received for every dollar and to view big appropriations as personal costs, urging productive spending over mere disbursement.
Notice records in volume 36 pages 1 and 4 show judgment for Alamo Lumber Co. against Carter Walker for 1761 dollars 65 cents plus interest from December 5, 1994, at 10 percent per annum and 160.15 dollars from December 5, 1934 at 6 percent per annum, costs, sale costs, and an attachment lien on described real estate. Also mentions proceedings before Precinct No. 8 Colorado and related notices.
A letter by Wm. A. Black urges Texas lawmakers to reform ad valorem property taxes. It argues the general fund deficit, pension obligations, and revenue measures push taxes onto property owners, notes land value taxation as the only sure method, and proposes separating land from improvements in rendition laws. The piece urges citizens to contact their representative with feedback and support for this change.
Joe Luna offers guidance on prescription questions and encourages consulting a doctor. The wording aims to promote awareness of medication options and safety, urging readers to seek professional medical advice for prescriptions.
The Mexican government lifted all restrictions on photographs by tourists allowing unlimited still and motion pictures to be taken and developed abroad. The order excludes photographs taken by commercial photographers or by moving picture firms and directs immigration and customs officials to ignore camera and film in the hands of bona fide tourists. Houston Chronicle reports Mrs. R. C. Curry and Mrs. H. E. Hampton spent Friday in Houston.
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