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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1970
Page
6
A legible fragment reports Ashton delivering a strong gridiron display for Tulsa University. It notes performance highlights and positions within the team, suggesting solid prospects for upcoming games despite the garbled rest of the text.
A fragmented article discusses tax return corrections and related financial matters involving individuals and entities. It notes errors prompted by misstatements or miscalculations and references corrective actions or guidance from a local authority or official filing procedures.
The readable portions describe a week of committee activity with references to individuals and groups, but the fragment is garbled and lacks coherent events. Names and places are obscured, preventing a clear summary of the main item.
Colorado County records show 187 deer killed on County roads from automobiile traffic over several years. Maintenance Supervisor Max Fy Seburis notes 37 deer removed per month per crew, with Wildlife Department figures and yearly trends highlighting peak months March, November and a low in February.
A garbled report cites totals of 1 409 game and fish violations with numerous misspellings. It mentions 174 stations, 105 water stations, trespassing offenses, and revenue credited to the state treasury around 208.39, with unclear references to authorities and cases.
A brief item notes a prescription service at Rught Luke Drugs. The fragment hints at pharmacy activity but lacks clear details, names, dates, or locations to build a fuller record.
The Rio Theatre plans a two day showing of Masikka Safari in color this Friday and Saturday. Ad invites the public to attend this adventure with screenings at 4 30 7 00 and 9 00 p m. The notice lists times and admission price.
Eagle IV opened the Smithville tournament with a 60 to 28 victory over Smithville, then fell 37 to 12 to Lexington. Hubert Coulterds led the Eagle scoring with 8 points, followed by Matthews and Howard Morill with 8 and 6 respectively. Sosa and Bynnis Steward added 4 each.
Copies of the 1866 World Series film are available for showing throughout Astroland to New Orleans. Baseball and motion picture professionals organize the program and offer a 27 minute film plus 16 other meter films at no charge through Texas Educational Aids in Houston. contact JA 6 3687. Address is 4725 Malt Street Houston.
Mid Gulf Chapter of the Soil Society meets with affiliations to the Seneteen and 13-Quitcast groups. The first annual meeting installs officers, outlines plans for resource conservation talks, forms a student chapter at Victoria Junior College, and lists counties in the Gulf Coast area while inviting new members. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ames Smathers of Weimar and J Erwin Payvik of Columbus.
Arenal clock prevention service is available at Eagle Lake Drugs contact number 44-2602 for details.
Ducks Unlimited unveils a full color proof mark decal for auto window display featuring the organization crest and international flags. The incentive supports conservation work in Canada and the U.S. with large donor participation since 1962, aiding wetlands and waterfowl habitat across about 120000 acres in Canada and substantial acreage in North American duck country.
Cotton producers are reminded that February 2 is the final date to release in- Wakted cotton acreage allotment, and to submit any requests for increases in the cotton allotment from release.
Small Texas church notices list Holy Cross Church East Bernarr with Pastor Rev Ruktal and weekday services at 6 9 am plus Bible class at 10 am and morning worship. Church of Christ led by preacher Wallace holds Bible class mornings and evening worship with Wednesday 7 15 pm service.
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