Prisoners Taken To Huntsville To Begin Sentences
Three inmates were moved to Huntsville to start prison terms. Details mix with unclear names and locations but note a man named Walker mentions authorities seeking Benue for military trial charges.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
3
Three inmates were moved to Huntsville to start prison terms. Details mix with unclear names and locations but note a man named Walker mentions authorities seeking Benue for military trial charges.
Clip bird print dt box office of dates indicated. Bruce Kilzore and Miss Ctha Pidgeon were visitors in San Marcos, guests of Miss Ruby Lee Pee. Zoys for Christmas on lay away new st Hargrove.
Speaker Shepperd headlines the annual American Legion and Auxiliary meeting for the Ninth Congressional District. The joint sessions are hosted by posts in Richmond Needville and Rosenberg on Sunday and Monday, October 16 17. Ray A Buck Pierce of El Campo Ninth District Commander will preside.
The 1954 Census of Agriculture seeks information from more than five million American farms. Enumerators will visit farms in the Columbus area starting October 18 to collect data on production and farm practices. The local training headquarters is at the Count Courthouse in Columbus, Texas, supervised by Theodora Farlardeau of Rock Island.
Funeral services for Eddie C Tesch of Sheridan were held Monday at 2:00 PM at Sublime Lutheran Church with Rev George Kelleger officiating. Burial followed in Geiger Cemetery. He died Saturday October 5 in Duffer Hospital Hallettesville after a long illness. He was born December 23, 1884, and was about 79 years old. He married Minnie DeMartes in Halletts ville and the couple settled there.
Texas farmers earned five percent more cash income from January to August 1963 despite drought. The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Research notes higher incomes across many crops though dew streams, parched pastures, and reduced harvests temper gains. The 8 month total reached 963 million dollars with increases in crop and livestock receipts amid weather stresses.
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