Eagles and Tigers Clash in Eagle Lake Score Night
The Wharton Tigers face the Eagle Lake Eagles in a closely matched season opener. Eagles lead early but the Tigers pull ahead as the game progresses with a 21 to 15 edge after the second quarter. Other notes mention school activities and student writers involved with The Eaglet.
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Wharton Tigers
Eagle Lake Eagles
Eagle Lake
Eagles
Mrad Yhine
Tiger
Rosenbergs
Eighth Grade Classes Start Amid Midterm Countdown
A short note from an eighth grade class describes ten weeks to midterms and orderly behavior. Quy bird is kept home by the teacher though overall mood remains hopeful for a return once he quiets down.
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Quy Bird
New Language Taught at campus by Griffin
Fragmented report notes a student named Griffin, described as a sophomore, with unclear context about teaching a new language on campus. The text is garbled, mentioning roles and interactions but lacking coherent events or dates.
Senior Biographies of Charlyne da Stephens in Texas
Charlyne da Stephens, born February 27, 1927 in Austin, has lived in Belmont and Austin before moving to Eagle Lake. She is five feet four inches tall with blue eyes and brown hair and has a military secret clearance. Her favorite color is red and she enjoys dancing and camo themed activities.
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Charlyne da Stepheens
da Stephens
Bern
Austin
Belmont
Eagle Lake
Charlyne
Mrs Lizzie's Word On Nitric Acid Experiment
Friday afternoon the chemistry class conducted a nitric acid experiment under Mrs. Lizzie guidance. A spill burned a hand, confirming the warning that the acid is powerful and can cause burns.
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Lizzie
Lal
Fragmented Local Notice About Hospital Visit
A garbled passage discusses hospital stay and a visitor named John Sealy with unclear details. The fragment mentions a small meal packing and a reference to Freshen and Frestman Home Brom Hospital with no coherent facts or dates.
Exam Advice and Sugar Ration in a Pupils’ Memoir
A reflective piece on diabetes and sugar scarcity contrasts exam routines. It encourages diligent study from the first day, noting that the prepared pupil typically excels while the unprepared blames teachers and misreads exams. It urges readers to adopt the winning study pattern to avoid worry.
Bonk Reports Guidance Amid Safe Study Advice
A lively classroom exchange discusses bonk reports and how students can earn twelve points by studying, predicting failures, and sharing tips. The dialogue encourages reading the book thoroughly and preparing for possible oral questions to avoid flunking.
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Siid Tody
Information Please board figures and editors listed
A garbled text segment lists names and roles such as Walter Bauer editor, Gene Durbin connected to "Clal Rochester," and other scattered titles including owner, manager, coach, and designer. It reads as a jumble of individuals tied to various publications, performances, and roles without a coherent event or narrative.
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Aud Fitzgerald
Texas Ubb
Braden
Walter Bauer
Sue GC
Clal Rochester
Gene Durbin
Annee Schindler
Carter Game Warden
Wyatt Grind
Opera Sur
Bobby W
Delux
Grampa
Notable names in a quirky local directory mix
A readable list of individuals with varied roles from educators and nurses to business owners and public officials. The fragment includes titles such as supervisor of broken bones care, a chief librarian, dog catcher, and owners of a drug store and chemical works, with several seemingly humorous or misread entries.
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Gene Selph
Sween
Charlie S
Simon W
John Tanner
Harold G
Cancer Virgin Kennels
Lizzie
Ikey Hayden
Air Corps
Nettie
Laye- Lorn Corporation
Charlyne S
Chemical Works
Woodrow
Annette Seaholm
Dorothy Reuther
Laughlin Hospital
Ed Causey
Rive Farmer
Dé Fyn
Hope D
Maryk
Mill
Colorado County Thanks Volunteers For Rationing Effort
The War Price and Rationing Board in Colorado County marks the second anniversary of rationing on January 7 and thanks volunteer workers and citizens for cooperation. School teachers are praised for issuing War Ration Books and the panel lists are noted.
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J. H. Wooten
Price
Colorado County
Office of Price Administration
Boxre
Felix Fehrenkamp
E. ML. Hubbard
W. K. Lehrer
Clarence Stephens
W.kindred
O. G. Hoegemeyer
H. Gindler
L. W. Stiles
C. Medders
Joe McCreary
L.brasher
W. A. Stalman
J.H. Wooten
B. B.holt
Joe Shaw
E. Farrell
Ees
War Bonds and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Volunteers are praised for aiding office staff to improve public service as the New Year opens. Ben Hanly of Alhambra visits his mother E W Hanly and relatives. Mr and Mrs Bob Robinson visit Houston kin. Clyde Gold travels to San Antonio. Wasted money costs lives. buy ten percent of every paycheck in War Bonds.
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Gig
Ben Hanly
Alhambra
Cant
E. W. Hanly
Bob’ Robinson
Houston
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Horace Height
Activi
Moniay
the Eaglet
Eileen Ren
John Ward Griffin
Texas Deaf
John
Iran
Kolberg
Regnar Kolberg
Frestman Home Brom Hospital
Hans
Tre
Charles
Kook
Strickland Insurance Agency
Sam H. Broyles
Mgr
Texas
Foote
W.H. Mickow
T. P“Haley
Alfred Reissner
U. S
Pioneer
Watire Wings
Waite
Wilcox Grocery
Eagle Lakh, Texas
Pioneer Flour Mills
San Antonio, Texas
Pioneer White Wings
Eust
Lew
Pai
Bart
Atitess
Beether
Elvetrasd
China
Central Power and Light Company
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