Court News Notes Warden Rice Quota Cases
Government court items report on Game Warden Rice quota views being sued for damages and deadlines by November 26. Agriculture department actions referenced with referendums and approval steps.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1949
Page
1
Government court items report on Game Warden Rice quota views being sued for damages and deadlines by November 26. Agriculture department actions referenced with referendums and approval steps.
Fragmentary report indicates Mrs. J Nathan was hospitalized after a fall involving Miecken and an apparent incident at Zag Lake Srot. Charges or official actions are unclear due to garbled text and missing details.
Obituary notes J J Krenek Sr burial in Hungerford after death on Novem 2 with services at Catholic Church and Requiem High Mass. Survivors include wife and children with detailed lineage and military service background.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Rice Harvest event and a person named Thomas. The readable lines mention a harvest ongoing and a forecast of growth, though details are incomplete. The tone hints at a local newspaper brief describing agricultural activity and a named individual.
Garden Club hosts a multi day flower show from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. with exhibits all week. Organizers discuss bulb displays, arrangements, and Christmas decor at the Indien-Sumer Brewer Show and Daknon Hall venue, inviting the public to attend.
A resolution urging the Secretary of Agriculture to publish acreage allotments and marketing quotas before November 15 was passed by the Colfax County Farm Bureau. It urges action to help farmers plan seed purchases and finances for the next crop year, replacing the current December 31 deadline. The measure references county leaders J L Anderson and W Hefner and notes support from Blue Cross officials in the county.
The holiday schedule shows Eagle Lake stores closing on Thanksgiving Day. Readers are urged to send correspondence a day early next week to ensure timely publication.
The Rev J oR Burrens kdyor Aaring and Roy Stealmen attend the first meeting of the PreAbYyLOD of Brians at We Birst Presbysorh in Thyrch 1 Touston. Morning session is described with limited readable details.
The Lissie Evangelical Unit Brethren Church plans a two service dedication on Sunday November 20 in Missouri. Bishop OC A SMauineher leads with a sermon on The Emphasis of the Evangelical Shared Byothvern Church. A social program and music follow the events.
Thanksgiving Day services are planned for 8:00 AM at Golly Church with participation from several denominations. The observance will include a community gathering at the Holy Communion and a brief homily honoring gratitude, with local churches urging attendance and reflection.
Rev. Join deluur Cummings addressed Feathers Association on education and religion. The program featured teachers and parents, with Cummings praising graduate studies and university works, urging strong parental involvement in schools and moral instruction.
During a regular meeting of county commissioners on Monday an emergency was declared and the budget amended to increase disbursements for farm to market roads. The 1948 budget was approved for road projects under state highway authority with extra funds designated for several miles of roads and related records prepared by the county auditor.
The Department of Commerce reports 1,008 bales ginned in Colatate County so far this year, an increase of about 3,946 bales from the previous crop period. The data, compiled before November, marks a notable rise in ginned cotton compared with last year’s totals.
Report notes prices paid for Bice produce with figures around 9.23 and 8.98. Mentions market activity at a Thursday site near American River Graivers and 2,000 tertels referenced. Previous price around 149 cron wine SILT.
Whanter Minster is slated as the closing speaker for a Baptist crusade at First Sap ist hueen Wharton. The event includes morning and evening services with preaching by local figures including AST Brown, held at First Sap ist hueen in Wharton on a Sunday in November.
The notice indicates the Pack Mesting for Cub Scouts has been moved to November 30th. Details are limited but the change affects the local scouting group and its members.
A 1950 Ford, described as improved for safety and appearance, is showcased today by Universal Motor Car Company. Officials tout new styling and engineering features as part of a broad Ford lineup planned for display in showrooms, with emphasis on ride quality and modern design.
Local voters on November 12 supported a slate for the Colorado County Agricultural Conservation Association. Delegates to the County Convention and the Community Committees were chosen, with names including George Sulladay and David Wintermann among several listed for various posts. The County Convention is set for November 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the Colorado County HSA office.
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