Bond Set Monday At $1 000 For Anicello After Attack
Bond was set at $1 000 on Monday for Anicello after an attack on Donald Kelberg, 26, operator of a dairy, at the Daily. Kelberg remained hospitalized after severe head injuries from blows believed to have been dealt with an iron pipe or hands. The incident prompted transfers of suspects and a police manhunt in Columbus.
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Clipson Plans Fescue Planting Under Conservation Plan
John Clipson of the Mayle Lake area outlines a conservation plan involving fescue grass planting. The proposal includes seed costs, daily rates, and approval by the local conservation district, with specified daily seed and labor charges to be billed.
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Wampus Window Prank and QB Breakfast Oddities
Town notes recount a wild Friday with jet prop imagery and a mis tangle, Sonny Spanske in a dirtied scene, and a Christmas countdown. At the Monday QB breakfast Coach Payne received a rope and razor as gag gifts, plus bats for reciprocal use with Tom Kirkseey. Coach Hinton attended as witness, and Tommy Pilkington mingled among the players.
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Biddle Lectures Draw Crowd At Garden Club Event
About 200 women from 21 towns attended the Biddle Lectures of the Garden Club at Lake Gavin Clubhouse. Mrs. Mildred Biddle of Pleasantville New York spoke on Adventure in Table Setting, contrasting today with the past and showcasing glamorous table arrangements, including a Christmas church tea in Evanston.
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Mail Service To Be Speeded Up By New Mail Hook
A plan to speed up mail by adding a new hook and earlier pickups aims to improve service. The system will route West bound mail through a central station near McCarty with a 9 40 a m pickup, urging patrons to use the drop box for timely cancellation. Authorities expect Post Office Department guidance soon.
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William M. Kelly Dies in Houston Former Resident
William M. Kelly aged 65, formerly employed at Battle Lake Rice Mill, died last Thursday in Houston. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Assumption Church with Rev. for Tare Lorice officiating. Pallbearers include Kelly, Bari Kelly, Joe Montaliano, Steve Panchio, and Sims Sr, all Gulf Coast Rice Mill employees. Survived by wife Daisy and son Joseph P. Kelly, Houston. brother Pete Kelly of Beaumont and Vincent Breaux of Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Two New Locations In Oj News This Week
Vague notices report two fresh locations in Oj News Here this week. The item lists uncertain names and places amid garbled text, referencing Al News Here and Biidwest county while naming individuals like Tey and Hayden in a fragmentary fashion.
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County valuation rises and tax roll changes for 1950
1950 county valuation increases by 2 449 405 bringing higher revenue though the rate stays the same. Notices of taxes due are mailed. delinquent payments prompt penalties. Comparisons show 1949 to 1950 tax rolls, assessments, and exemptions details. Tax Assessor Henry J. Hojovsky urges timely remittance and receipt issuance.
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Community Center Workers Asked To Report This Week
Community Center workers are urged to report this week as part of funding efforts for a new center. The plea comes from David William, chair of the Planning Committee, highlighting contributions and pledges from residents and noting a need for a suitable meeting place. Local names appear among committee members including May Spillinger and Charis Causey, with many others listed.
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Shivers On Radio Program On Farm Bureau Oct 10
In a dispatch from a Texas Farm Bureau event Governor Allan Shiver is slated to open a radio program on October 10. The broadcast team includes federation leaders and local officials discussing farm issues and outreach to farmers and rural communities.
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Two Garden Club Meetings Next Week in OC
A council to act on District 4 Kardon Clubs will meet in Whivon Wednesday October 11 at IE O0 with Miss Ty Stepluas providing information. The Garden Shin On Thirly is planned for Getonor ay with a Musky J0 in Columbus. George Conk will lead a council discussion on Dor othiy at Biddle octures sponsored by Glury this week.
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Tax Hike Hits Pay Checks in October Month
October saw higher withholding taxes cutting pay for workers as Congress approved an income tax increase of 12 percent for individuals and a social security levy rising to 6 percent for employees beginning January 1st 1951. The change affects millions of earners and reshapes take home pay, with the first 3600 of annual wages taxed more heavily.
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Farmers to Grow All The Cotton They Want In 51
Secretary Charles Brannan announced that farmers will be free to grow all the cotton they want in 1951. The shift comes as government aims to adjust the crop mix and end previous controls.
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Mirle Pipeline Project Begins At Shell Provident City
Armi60 men arrive on the Smith Contracting Company pipeline to the Texas-Basin area from Shell Provident City. Crews report cross river work near Houston and San Diego area. The Smith Contracting group moved in last week after finishing a project in Virginia. Myrtle Ubenbans is a patient at Laughlin Hospital awaiting a procedure this week.
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Local Induction and Upcoming Examinations Board Meeting
The Watesturn Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to elect officers and plan the induction of twenty graduates. A five member committee was chosen for the Land Directors task force with several names listed. The council discussed community projects, annual cost estimates, and upcoming public notices while preparations for October examinations and the next city committee meeting were outlined.
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Fire Prevention Week Posters Display Tuesday
Fire Prevention Week posters will be on display Tuesday highlighting the contest. Students from elementary, junior high, and a regional school submitted entries judged for best design with prizes awarded, including a top prize from Boston.
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Eagles Face Flatonia In District Clash
Eagles travel to Flatonia for a district clash as E. Bernard West notches a 12-0 win. The game features tight defense with constant fumbles by the Bastien and strong play by Schroeder and Valis, limiting the Ba Sle offense throughout the contest.
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Bank Closure Reminder for Columbus Day
Notice to customers of the First National Bank that a banking holiday will occur on Thursday October 27 in observance of Columbus Day. A bank closure is anticipated with limited or no teller service. Customers are advised to plan deposits withdrawals and other transactions accordingly.
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