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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
1
A fragmentary local note announces goose hunters invited Friday at a lake location. The item references a cheerful or jangeyibeve style phrase and repeated lines, with unclear surrounding context and no identifiable names or organizations.
Ann Terrell wins ELMS Homecoming Queen as student body honors a standout senior. The nomination signals campus pride and sets the stage for a weekend celebration with alumni events, pep rallies, and a community parade through town.
The Gulf Coast Hereford Sale is set for Friday, highlighting cattle listings and auction details. Organizers expect strong participation from breeders and buyers across the region.
Local police department announces start of civil service exam applications. Open to qualified residents. testing date to be announced. Applicants must meet eligibility, submit forms, and pay fees.
In Columbus, permits for doe hunting are set to be issued November 1 through 3. The process involves landowner transfer steps and requires proof of approval.
Hearing is scheduled for Monday on the Columbus Bend project involving reclamation matters and related interior department committees. Details were incomplete in the OCR text but indicate an official session to discuss funding and authority.
Organised group plans a Saturday meeting in preparation for the 1862 trail ride to San Antonio. Members discuss route and logistics as preparations begin for the long trek southward.
Roadwork approved in the county covers 25.6 miles from East of Weimar to the west city limit of Bagtt Lake, with 3.8 miles of resurfacing and seal coat at 5B and 72 miles of seal coat on shoulders. Estimated cost 7,460 dollars. Continued on last page.
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