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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1969
Page
15
For sale notice lists unclear items including a Bab air 3 dre ary and various descriptions. The readable fragment references a sale with miscellaneous parts and racks but lacks coherent details or a clear entity set.
Jimmy Reel, veteran guide and pioneer of the growing huiysye industry, predicts the 1969-70 hunting season will be favorable with luck from nature and the weather. He credits Ducks Unlimited for boosting ducks and geese, recalls Eagle Lake as a prime wintering habitat, and estimates the season’s economic impact at 300000 to 500000 dollars for area operators and landowners. He calls for more resting and watering areas to sustain the industry and praises Ducks Unlimited for creating protected nesting sanctuaries and increasing duck production, noting 85 percent of funds support field work.
Reel notes pesticide and herbicide effects on wildlife and predicts tight hunting pressure as late season rice reduces available acres. He observes 100 percent early season outlook but migratory geese may arrive later in October. Reel runs a duck and goose footing club with leaseable day hunting areas.
An ornithology note describes the chickadee as possibly the first bird to exploit dead air space for insulation. The bird fluffs its feathers into a mass of downy material, creating tiny pockets that help weatherproof its body.
Notice commands Sutton and other taxing units to appear in Institute Court of Colorado County Texas on the first Monday after 42 days from November 10 1969 to defend suit for foreclosure of tax liens on specified property. Court action seeks judgment for taxes penalties interest costs and foreclosure of the tax loan, with all related costs to date of judgment.
Vague notice states a juvenile case where custody returns to parents. Nearby, a tip to obtain fresh veterinary supplies is given with the address 1 Earle Lake Drags and phone number 44-2507.
The Carwood office of the American lire Growers Co operative Association held a sale on Tuesday offering ten rice lots for bids. Top bid for first crop rice was 5.40 per cwt by Uncle Ben's for rice grown by Lex Roy Lundquist. Top bid for second crop rice was 25.05 per cwt by Tiviana for a lot by Albert Dittner.
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