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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
4
An Eagle Lake city ordinance prohibits going onto private residences without invitation and restricts selling, taking orders, or offering goods or services door to door. It requires licenses with fees and bonds, registration with the city secretary, and outlines penalties for violations.
A municipal code section imposes a 30 dollar license fee for solicitors peddlers itinerant vendors and 20 dollars plus 10 dollars per employee for agencies engaging agents. Fees valid one year from issuance. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties. fines range 0 to 100 dollars per day. Sections cover license scope duties inspections and severability.
Mrs Gene Payne named Montezuma Sweetheart for 1953 at the club’s annual ceremony at the community center. She succeeds Mrs Bully Williams, receives a red coronation, and is celebrated by the club, guests, and Flowers and Gifts. Billy Jo Williams led the presentation as Jurecka’s Orchestra provided music for the event. Plans announced for an April dance with Jurecka’s Orchestra and future fundraising events.
The text lists students omitted from the Gilt Edge Honor Roll, including Mira Kollha and others with partial scores such as Steve Tus 97.29 and 04.72 and Virginia Uzzell 44.43, Brenda Wright 37.86, noting intentional remittance and publication errors. The garbled clipping ends with unrelated promotional lines about lamps.
Text shows Eagle Lake Texas passes an emergency ordinance on February 17 1958 declaring rate suspensions and immediate effect upon publication. Harold Thomas serves as mayor and Alma Larmett as city secretary. The measure seeks public welfare action and suspension of certain rates or costs as read at the meeting.
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