Rural field meet set for March seventh at Eagle Lake
Preparations move ahead for the Seventh Rural faye Lake Quarterback sub Night Helays at Eagle Lake High School athletic field in mild weather. Teams include Lexington Paras eios and many others from Canton, Gonzales, Shiner, Shiner, Waller, Columbus, and Eagle Lake with finals at Tol-Joss. Frank Shofffer will be official starter as ad hoc staff assist with timers and judges.
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Bugle Lake High School
Danmginer
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Yan Lew Ward
Tol- Joss
Usted
Maley Veliy
Canton
Ponyaole Op Wein
Gnasul Gunzglos
Mitte Bret
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Colum
Mirtle
Wejne
Gilbreath
Webra
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Ity
Weirmar
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Havins
Gonzales Apaches
Bute Jy
Judy Clipson
Taaphier
Mire
Data Chyna
Beavesd
Ib Seth
Sidnd
Spanihe
Scott
Frank Shofffer
Houston
Robind Top-Carmine
Next Wednesday Deadline To Choose Cotton Program Plan
Cotton growers must notify the ASC office in Columbus by March 6 whether they chose the Choice B allotment for 1960 crops. If no notice is filed by March 16 the Choice GR plan will take effect automatically, and after March 16 no general changes between allotments will occur.
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Columbus
Charles H. Winkelmann
Stee
Colminus
Thieves Hit Three Columbus Places For Large Haul
Reported thieves raided three Columbus locations stealing cigarettes and valuable items. Names include Raymond Cini and Toby Elite, with authorities investigating and examining surveillance evidence from the day of the incident.
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Columbus
MK Med
Patihowd
Informaria
Arbi
Raymond Cini
Iicke
Cliddmn
Heppa Penty
Telewitiot
Ately
Sidurdiay
Toby Iy
Colin Yi
Tabries Walker
School Dismissed Friday For Annual Teachers Meeting
Friday dismissal announced for all schools due to the annual meeting of the state teachers association. Superintendent Willagy stated the event will proceed with teachers and staff attending, while students will be released early.
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Enghi
Tess State Teachers Association
Wieality
Willagy
Relief Likely From Severe Winter Weather Soon
A garbled report hints at relief from a lengthy winter siege with mentions of weather patterns, potential regional impacts, and uncertain timelines. The text references areas and entities in a disjointed fashion, suggesting upcoming calmer conditions though specifics remain unclear.
Mrs H L Parker Buys Retail Merchant’s Association
Mrs H L Parker purchases the Retail Merchant’s Association, with offices and agencies set to relocate to Fate Street. The event affects the local business district, as the transfer of assets and zones is to be coordinated by related offices in the county.
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H. L. Parker
Asan
41N alderman race and two mayor seats on ballot
A W Kohleffel filed for a place on the ballot in the 41N city election. Candidates for alderman include Apel and Sthaa, with other hopefuls named. For mayor, Payne and Shirley run against incumbent Harold Thomas, who did not seek re election. Absentee ballots available from City Secretary ahead of the election close. Kohleffel, a local farmer and businessman, pledges to serve as City Councilman if elected, citing community stake in Eagle Lake.
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Apel Sthaa
Adermen
Jack
B Mann
Samili
Sim J. Davidson
Leonard Lb. Walker
Magnat
Tom Gene Payne
Shirley
Harold. Thomas
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Akoaarmen
Ixobleffel
Eestisq
Fagle Lake
Columbus Forming Non-Profit Gas System
Local officials plan to form a Columbus based non profit to purchase a gas system. The article mentions meetings, community leaders, and a timetable through May, with emphasis on governing structure and public benefit. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the focus is on forming a municipal gas organization and anticipated actions.
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City Mourns Death Of 9 Month Old Paul Timmins
City mourns the death of 9 month old Paul Timmins. Funeral services were held at Baytown’s Folsengal Church with Rt Rev. P. Clements, Bishop, presiding. The infant, under medical care, died after a brief illness, with hospital treatment continuing prior to death.
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Nestiny
Mare
Heath
Canny Baul
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Diamine P. Clements
Baytows Folsengal
Garwood High to stage mystery comedy March 14
Garwood High School Senior Class will present the mystery comedy Ty Walks Ad Midnight by James Reach on Monday March 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the school gym. Admission is 70 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. Citizens are invited to attend.
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Marith
James Reach
Mrs B H Daily Dies In Houston Services Set
Mrs B H Daily dies in Houston. Funeral services are set for 11 AM Thursday. Further details appear garbled in the text.
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Houston
Taherrigy Uisdags
Petia
Sue Eden Rolf Calf Wins First and Wayne Corman Wins
Fragmented OCR text describes Calf winner Sue Eden Rolf and Wayne Corman’s entry with scattered names, places, and phrases. The readable portion implies a sequence of horse or animal race results and unconnected identifiers, lacking clear context or dates.
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Countywide rat bait program orders being taken
County agents and farmers seek to curb a rat problem with a countywide bait plan. Orders are to be placed at designated offices and pickup begins March 20. Bait priced at 30 cents per pound. stations listed include Rommeren office, Wests Min ationg, and several Columbus and Westmar outlets. Local leaders urge timely orders to ensure bait delivery before the campaign deadline.
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Cale
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Rommeren
Cols
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License plates sale announced for March 16 17 18
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Am Everitt Calf Champion Fourth Year
David Gilert, 17, of fae, entered a Reaman calf in the 1960 Houston Fat Stack Show. Everitt, St. of Begle Luke Dea vid won a championship award with his entry. This marks the fourth calf prize pursued by Mr Everitting over many years.
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Ube
Dawid Gilert
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