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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
1
Regulation of deer in Colorado and Lavaca Counties to be sought through legislation. The article describes protecting livelihoods and land use as hunting seasons and reserves are discussed, with mentions of land owners and regional conservation efforts. (Continues on Last Page)
U S Congressman Clare W Thompson and Jack Curry visited Headlight office Tuesday evening en route to Hatston for Washington. Thompson planned to tour the district around month’s start to contact supporters for reelection. He sits on the Congressional Agriculture Committee and said a proposed farm bill would be brought to committee soon.
A severe electrical storm struck a Coffey home, causing extensive damage to appliances and electrical systems. Lightning also hit a nearby Tennessee Production Company plant, injuring several workers and damaging property across the area.
Engelhard area benefited from a slow rain that eased drought conditions. Reports note light showers across the region with 0.25 to 0.5 inches of rain providing relief to crops and gardens. Local officials urged continued conservation while residents welcomed the cooler, damp air.
Four Elmwood Lake youths from the class of 74 join the Marine Corps Monday. E Bobesove, Travis Arminia, Menpeth Derry, and Joe Salszay reported for Houston where they will likely be sent to San Diego for recruit training and subsequent assignment.
A collision at the intersection of Postoffice Street and Walnut Street damaged the Campbell and Flowers vehicles on Saturday at noon. Mr and Mrs Flowers were in a car that stalled at the crossing, causing heavy damage to both cars and the other party’s vehicle.
A Chevrolet dealer will close during the week of July 11 through July 15 to provide employees a vacation. Edmund Maring, manager, stated the action aims to give staff a break and the showroom will reopen on July 16.
County agent notes rising cotton insect activity during early season. Report cites previous weeks and potential impact on yield while advising monitoring at the county office for updates and control guidance.
The Yash watermelons from a relatively light acres on its den rolled at cof Santa Station as they loaded the melons this week. In the Chesterville area, seven urs and several tick loads have shipped out. The melons of excellent quality, spike and crusty, were sent to markets in Kungas City for fur distihuran. Compared to other years, the Semace planted to quell this year is below normal.
William R. Behcens, 65, of East Bernard was killed Wednesday when a SP Houston line freight crashed into his pickup at Tavener crossing, hurling his body about 180 feet. The train stopped six miles east of East Bernard. He is survived by his widow, three sons and three daughters.
Citizens of Colorado County are invited to read the full page advertisement about the county group health and accident plan. Leon G Payne Fred Mosier Marvin Os and Charles Stephenson are visiting the county to explain the plan to interested persons.
May and Mrs Marvin Tyler of Astate begin fishing at Rockport with repairs week by week. The Tyler children aided Monday’s catch of 113 fish and Tuesday’s 326, while Mr and Mrs Tyler plus the boat captain fished together before eleven, netting 126.
County Lions club near Lake Wilcox presents installation details listing officers and directors. John Tryling District Governor presides. names include Hervey Worterholm first vice president and Harold Niemeyer as vice president. secretary Philip Gates and treasurer W Henderson noted along with many directors.
The Daughters of the American Revolution note the 200th anniversary of the meeting of the first Congress. The Albany event began in Albany New York on June 23 1774 with representatives summoned to form the Continental Congress and set the course for colonial union.
Democratic primary preparations near completion as the executive committee finalizes ballot placement and filing fees. Officials designate county seats and precinct roles while noting absentees and overlong lists will be tallied at the polls. Local party officers and clerks prepare polling boxes and ballot lines for multiple races including sheriff and constable.
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Residents report first fogging of the season Monday night around Lake settings, with local spraying near Bearen and Vague mentions of warnings. Officials note insect threats and emphasize safety while urging residents to stay indoors during the operation.
Garwood school board schedule posted for early July. Meeting noted for July 7 and 8 with agenda items including education priorities and administrative updates. Local officials and residents urged to attend at the Garwood School.
Fifty years ago today on June 24 1904 Chesterville School marked the close of term for 54 pupils. Principal Tarulkye and teacher Spillman oversaw a class of names including Palmer Anderson Arthur Anderson John Adams Cloyed Bee George Bodie Nave Brown Reuben Brown Walter Critinr and many others while former students remain notable in Chesterville and nearby towns.
A fragmented report notes a 10 acre tract removed from a July tax sale. The text references county actions, property sale proceedings, and named individuals in a disjointed account, with unclear dates and multiple interwoven items.
Ald residents of the area who have received an Industrial Tavwritory Form are asked to return the sheet to the Chamber of Commerce office or drop it by the chamber. Lee Briscug said the matter is of immense importance and cooperation is urged by the afternoon of the 1st.
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