Cotton acreage drops in Colorado County for 1946 year
Colorado County reports a sharp decline in cotton planting with only 9000 acres for 1946. The Agricultural Agent notes focus on higher yields and one-variety communities. Six demonstrations with winter legumes failed due to weather, yielding under 200 bales and limiting value. Mr and Mrs Krider visited Houston on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Colorado County
W. Bradley
Miss Willrodt Weds R. D. Reedy In Columbus
Miss Helen Willrodt daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Willrodt wed Robert Dale Reedy son of Mr and Mrs R D Reedy of Modesto California at St Anthony's Catholic Church Columbus on February 15. Rev Hubert Bauman officiated and nuptial mass followed. The couple plan to live in Palo Alto California. The wedding drew out of town guests including Mr Gordy and Mrs Gordy with ties to Mrs Ben Stapleton and the Kucherke families.
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St Anthony’s Catholic Church
Columbus
Helen Willrodt
A. W. Willrodt
Robert Dale Reedy
R. D. Reedy
Modesto
California
Hubert Bauman
Palo Alto
Reedy
Carl Gordy
Gordy
Mistaken Mail and Delayed Train Report From 24 Years Ago
A retrospective note recalls a mix up of mail and a late train arrival. A subscriber flagged an error in last week’s issue and a letter in the box didn’t belong to them. The piece mentions a milk bill overcharge and a missing worker at Southern Pacific.
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Hitney
Garden Club Members Work On Garden Project
Eagle Lake den Club members are landscaping a garden on Southern Pacific Lines property beside the passenger depot. They plant shrubs and flowers and plan to spell Eagle Lake in painted stones. Proceeds from Houston Flower Show ticket sales go to the beautification project. Local residents urged to buy tickets from the club.
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Eagle Lake den Club
Southern Pacific Lines
Eagle Lake
Houston
Ser
Ban on Hoiltine Over High School Athletes Considered
Austin February 27 A UT Interscholastic League committee led by R B Norman Amarillo reports a semester rule change to stop holding over high school athletes for further competition The plan would start eight semesters of eligibility at first high school enrollment and end after eight consecutive semesters Critics say holding over overemphasizes winning hurts participation and deprives younger students of a chance to compete The piece also notes a Washington police question about dispersing a crowd with the proposed answer I’d pass the hat
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Austin
University of Texas Interscholastic League
R. B. Norman
Amarillo
Norman
Carnemittee
Eagle Lake School Band Seeks Uniform Funds and Praise
The Eagle Lake School Band receives praise for cadence, alignment, and discipline. Critics note needs include more marching practice and shorter requirements. With new uniforms arriving soon, appearances should improve. contributions are welcomed to support drums majors and growing membership.
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Leach
Rany
Hale
Eagle Lake
Eagle' Lake School
Eagle, Lake
McLellan Faces Gas Tax Debate and Local Responses
The article records Charles S. McLellan defending a gasoline tax plan as a route upgrade pace of six miles per year would be slow. He argues roads benefit nonusers and that farmers, merchants, and consumers lack lobbyists in Austin. Also noted are visits by Raymond Taylor and family and updates on Mrs. Middlebrook’s hospital recovery.
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Jiang
Austin
Ag Iain
Chas. S. McLellan
Colorado
Eee Et Ouinieretes
Raymond Taylor
Fat
Cleveland
S. A. Taylor
Henry Reuther
P. C
Middlebrook
Unusual Picture Promises Thrilling Technicolor Spectacle
A vivid preview highlights a film described as unlike anything seen before with a camera work by Rolit Montgomery. It touts Till the Clouds Roll By and an array of stars delivering two hours of beauty and music in Technicolor.
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Rolit
Montgomery
Eagle Lake Vet Joins G I Vocational Classes
Robert Simmons of Eagle Lake is among 12 students starting under the G. I. Vocational Educational program in the Weimar school building. Instruction continues up to three years for eligible veterans with subsistence stipends of 65 to 90 dollars monthly. HAL Henry Linstrum Jr arrives at Laughlin Hospital weighing six and a half pounds. He is son of Chas Henry Linstrum and grandchild of Rev and Mrs. C. Linstrum. His father attends Southwest State College in San Marcos. grandfather pastors Colly Memorial Methodist Church. Overseas, Mr and Mrs Edward Causey and Raymond Thomas were Texas University students visiting home last weekend.
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Robert §. Simmons
Eagle Lake
G. T. Vocational
Weimar
Chas
Henry Linstrum
Laughlin Hospital
C. &. Linstrum
Southwest State College
San Marcos
Colly Memorial Methodist Church
Belgium
Mr. Linstrum
Edward Causey
Raymond Thomas
Texas University
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