Council Allows Free Parking Saturdays in Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake city council approved six week trial of free parking on Saturdays starting October 5 after a business poll showed 29 merchants favored meter removal. Meters will be bagged downtown from 7 AM to 9 PM seven days a week, excluding holidays, with a mail ballot to decide if the policy becomes permanent.
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Winner in Baby Photo Contest at Hagle Lake Furniture
Life Miss Susan Gail Speling ten fourteen-month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Spalinger was named winner of the grand prize in the Hagle Lake Furniture Company Photo Contest. The contest was conducted and portraits were framed by Larry's Studio of Houston. Shown above is Susan Gail's portrait as Mr. and Mrs. Spalinger received a $25 hand painted portrait. Four group winners received $15 hand painted portraits: Group I Margaret Anita Wilcox. Group II Terry Lynn Konlerfal. Group III Janet Lynn Kingsley. Group IV Glenn Thomas Sunderman. Other entries received free 3 by 7 portraits and may be picked up at the Eggle Lake Furniture Company.
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Susan Gail Spelin
Charles L. Spalinger
Theerand
Hagle Lake Furniture Company
Larry
Sudip
Houston
Atove
Saikan Gail
Spalinger
Margaret
Anita Wilcox
RP Wilcox
Terry Lynn
A. W. Konlerfal
Janet Lynn
Aniton Kingsley
Glenn Thomas
Henry Sundernan
Eggle Lake Furniture Company
Flooding in Colorado Farms Sees Light Damage Amid High River Levels
Floodwaters from heavy rain and melting snow surged along the Colorado River from Columbus to La Grange, reaching Crest heights and causing light damage mostly to pastures. Some roads closed. cotton crops largely spared as rains also helped fallow lands and winter plantings.
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Ora Grange
Colorado
Columbus
Austin
la Grange
Pana Tw
Matthews
Garwood
Football Contest Begins With This Issue
The Eagle Bake Headlight starts a football contest with readers predicting scores to win cash prizes. The top predictor receives $6.20, second $0.92, with $32 total prize pool and weekly chances events listed for participation.
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Eagle Bake Headlight
Annual Church Feast At Mentz Sunday
St Kochs Catholic Parish Mantz announces its annual Church Feast on Sunday October 6 drawing thousands. Barbecue beef and sausage dinner at noon for 10 per person. children under 12 admitted free. Games music and activities run all day with Ailes Brass Band. Turkey shoot at 1 00 pm dinner 5 7 pm dance 8 12 with Bill Mraz Orchestra.
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Mantz
Anger
Ailes
Bill Mraz
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Delock
First Texas Patna Rice Sold Here Brings High Bid
The 1957 harvest Patna rice from Texas was auctioned at the Eagle Take office of the American Fine Growers Cooperative. A high bid of 9 was recorded for rice raised by Maranka Brothers and PD Gertzon. Additional bids included 10.17 for R.A. Kohleffel and G. D. Reading and 10.03 for Dutcher and Wells estate rice.
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Maranka Brothers
Gertzon
Rivers
Texas
Patna
R.A. Kohleffel
G. D. Reading
Rt. i Brand
Al's Sinclair Sta to Open Oct 12 at Altair
Alfred Dbranek opens the Sinclair Service Station on Highway SOA Altair inviting citizens to register for free prizes at the grand opening on Saturday October 12. First prize a 22 caliber Winchester rifle, second a Sunbeam waffle iron, third 24 quarts Sinclair motor oil. Registrations open now until the draw time.
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Sinclair
Soa
Altair
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Gar
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Sinclair Meter
Sheriff Walker Heads Dollars for Democrats Two Day Drive
Sheriff J. G. Walker is named chairman for a two day Dollars for Democrats drive slated for October 1 and 12. The National Democratic Party plan allocates one third to county costs, one third to the state, and one third to Washington. Contributions may be sent to P. O. Box Bay in Eagle Lake or given to Sheriff Walker, T. Pilkington, or Melvin Campbell.
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National Democratic Party
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Fire Prevention Week contest winners named in program
Fragmented text shows winners named for a Fire Prevention Week contest. Readable lines indicate a phase of the year’s event with first place winners in each category. Details like dates and full names are incomplete.
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Servants of Fire
Blind Corner Ordinance Becomes New City Law
The Eagle reports Lake City Council passed the Blind Corner ordinance in regular session, prohibiting construction and maintenance of walls hedges fences and vegetation within a 20 meter setback near utility poles and signs, making the measure effective immediately.
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Eagle/ Lake City
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Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce prepares for monthly meeting
All directors and members of the Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce are urged to attend a monthly meeting Monday night October 7 at 7:00 PM at the C. office. The discussion will include a membership campaign. President Charles Bogress invites all interested persons to join.
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2GE HARVEST NEARS END AS ARMEPS PICK UP FALLEN RICE
Fair weather during the pest week brought abundant activity in rice fields as farmers moved into the fields to collect fallen and ripening grain. With continued good weather harvest is near completion next week though a few farmers like Toe Anderson Frank Hie ging Ed Cansey WM Thomas Andather may be delayed. Rain added inches and downed more rice, but yields remain good with steady market offsets and speculation of higher prices.
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Amone Ie
Toe Anerson
Prank Hieging
Ed’ Cansey
Thomas
Andathera
Skiee
Nelds
Bank Buys Gold Bldg For Expansion
The First National Bank of Eagle Lake buys the adjoining Gold Building from Clyde and Mrs. Gold to expand and remodel its facilities. The Epps Department Store will move into the former Gold Building space after renovations. Construction starts immediately with a plan to combine three buildings into a single modern bank and store complex.
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First National Bank of Bugle Lake
Eppa
Clyde Gold
W. &. Lenhart
Epps
Tee Briscoe
Formar Telephone Company
Lenhart
Nussbaum
UW City
First National Hank
Eecetedt Iy
Epps’ Department
Pins National Bank
Rotary Chuck Wagon Supper Moves Through East Main
Rotary's Chuck Wagon Supper begins at 4 30 this afternoon in Eagle Lake with a western parade starting at the vacant lot beside Schneider Ware Co on East Main Street and marching toward the Recreation Center where a stew supper will be served from 5 30 to 7 00 pm. Talent and entertainment will perform during the supper.
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Eagte Lake Rotary
J B Smith stores close early for Day of Atonement
J B Smith Company and Pood Store announce closing until 6 PM Saturday in observance of the Jewish holy day Yom Kippur Day of Atonement. The moves affect Q P area operations and adjacent shops as part of religious holiday observance.
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J B Smith Company de Pareneau
P. Pood
Consol Fund Cuts Budget To 6100
The 1958 budget for the Lake Consolidare fund drops from 6600.09 to 6100.00 by the Pend Board of Directors amid changes to the cancer crusade. new by law rules bar general participation, leading to dropping the crusade and reallocating excess funds to emergencies. Downtown solicitation set for October 24 with Zack Griev leading, focusing on donations from businesses and individuals and coordination with service clubs.
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Fand Drive
Zack Griev
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Iqicman
Sista
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