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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1943
Page
6
Taxpayers are urged to note multiple notice dates across Coleman, Eagle, and neighboring towns. Auctions and sales are planned at Spalinger Implement Co and various store locations with times around 9 a.m. on February 21 and March 1, detailing property and equipment sales to settle accounts.
A garbled report from the Heimer tournament recounts the High School Eagles competing fiercely. The piece mentions players like Rosen and Phe, with scattered references to a season, a win, and local rivals, all framed in a nostalgic school sports voice.
The districts standings list El Campo Ist Eagle Lake Bay Cryith and a tie among Whitton Boling and Richmond for Sth. The text references Roni Weynier in Keypho diy 16 and mentions Pyne in Bat toe. Personal anecdotes include plans to interview, school life, and a curious note about Gene S. at Wharton. It reveals a mix of local names, sports mentions, and fragmented questions about events and people.
A fragmented report accuses Miss Pabby Twibell of hoarding based on her own confession of possessing six coffee beans. The piece, filled with garbled chatter, references investigations and campus politics while lampooning student life and editorials on various topics.
An eclectic BE bulletin lists nightly musings and school topics. Characters like Charlie Bobby Jim Gordon Harvey and Sonny appear in snippets about studies, plans, friendships, and worries. The note touches on physics, calculus, and grocery shipments while urging subscription payment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Deborah of Nepal and Mr. and Mrs. Will Randow with daughter joined Randow’s parents and relatives including Mrs. J ing and Mr. Baring. Sunday Travis Craig returned from Corpus Christi where he was on CP and L Co business. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Morris visited their son, Pet. Percy J. Morris, at Camp Swift on Sunday.
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