Cyclone Tuesday tears path through woods near Columbus
A cyclone cut a path through woods south of Columbus early Tuesday, uprooting Mivo oaks four feet in diameter and demolishing trees and brush. A barn was unroofed at Tum Alley, structures blown down at Adulf Selmer’s, and the only house in the path was flooded by the storm. The wind also damaged orchards, fences, and several outbuildings as it moved from Bennett place to Byars place, with reports of stronger winds near Choaterville and Sealy.
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Columbus
Bennett Place
Byars Place
Eagle Lake
B. C. Birdwell
Horley Place
Bernard Prairie
Dromgoole Rench
Chesseeville
Tee
Choatertille
Garwood
Former newspaper man writes concerning hall at Eagle Lake
A letter by M C Yates from Eagle Lake Texas argues over the fate of a proposed city hall site. He compares options between a purchased lot and the park, recalls past railroad fencing in the park, and urges electing capable city officials who will support Eagle Lake. He praises the town as a pretty, central place between Houston and San Antonio.
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Fan Antonin
Texas
Eloc
Southern Midtle Railroad Company
Uey
Inter
Alno
Eagle Lake
Houston
San Antonio
el Peso
M. C. Yates
Chesterville Derrick to Be Rebuilt at Once
W B Kean and B C Tims arrived from Liberty to inspect the wreck of the Chesterville derrick after Tuesday's storm. They stated the derrick will be rebuilt promptly and drilling resumed at once, with indications that a well at Chesterville shows good prospects and strong enthusiasm among those involved.
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Chesterville
W. B. Kean
B.C. Tims
Dromgoole Ranch
Liberty
Chestersville
Tuesday Election Decides Hall Site Controversy
City voters will choose between placing the city hall on the McCarty lot near the Pacific passenger depot and Heiney Hotel or building it in Wheatley Park. Ballots show two aldermen to be elected and two ballot propositions on location. Candidates include BR and Westmore for mayor with Tollyer and Towns as aldermen. Polls open at the usual voting place next Tuesday.
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Doll
Bouthers Pacific
Heiney Hotel
Wheety Park
Land
ELA
Tollyer
G. B
McCarty
Fagle Lake
Sunday School Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled At Church
The Sunday school at the Christian Bune day school plans an Easter egg hunt on Saturday at the McCarty Ianh near the church. All children and church members are urged to attend with parents bringing eggs to dye. Eggs will be hid for the children and winners will receive treats after the hunt. The Episcopal Guild will host a food sale at Beckman’s Drug Store tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Rev Neal Bills is conducting a revival at Calvary Baptist Church following a two week Beaumont visit with twenty six baptisms reported. Beaumont papers gave Ellix ample publicity during revival work.
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Christian Bune Day School
McCarty
Eeretie Fore
Kume Dave
Dultes
Episcopal Guild
Beckman’s Drug Store
Macy
Neal Bills
Beaumont
Calvary Baptist Church
Beamont
Beaumont Daily
Ellix
Two Oil Derricks in County Destroyed by Storm
A storm toppled two oil derricks in Colorado County, one at Hernard prairie and another on the Dromgoole ranch near Chesterville. Drilling was paused after heavy rain, with crews returning to assess damage and decide whether to rebuild and resume operations. The Dromgoole derrick is badly wrecked, while the Hernard rig suffered less equipment damage. The Bertiardo well had not operated recently, and workers planned to move a derrick west for a new well within two weeks if plans proceed.
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Colorado County
Hernard Prairie
Dromgoole Ranch
Nur Chesterville
Bertiardo Well
Liberty
Chesterville
Etl
Ssumbo
Four Trustees Stand Unopposed in Eugle Lake ISD Election
Four longtime Eugle Lake Independent School District trustees are the only names on the ballot as election day arrives at City Hall. Voters are urged to cast straight votes for BP Middlebrook L D Allen and B H McKinney, who have been conscripted to serve again amid strong patron support.
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Eugle Lake Independent
W. ¥. Westmoreland Davige
Reiring
Middlebrook
L. D
Allen
B. H. MeKhinney
Aml We A
McMillan
Houston Pastor Preaches at Eagle Lake On Sunday
Rev J J H M Ellis of Emaruet Baptist Church in Houston will preach at the Baptist Church in Eagle Lake Sunday morning and serve at a 3 PM special service. Rev Hicks backs a new $50,000 Houston church building. Also services Sunday night led by Pastor Nout Kells on “Breaking the Alabaster Box.” G R Reading visiting from Bugby Tauke area.
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MW. Ellis
Emaruet Baptist
Houston
Baptist Church
Tey
Nout Kells
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR KNIGHTS TEMPLARS AT EAGLE LAKE
A speeing service at the Baptist church in Eagle Lake for the Knights Templars Sunday at 3:00 PM. Members from Columbus and nearby towns travel to attend. Rev J H Wills of Howatin will speak, with Knights Templars in regalia marching from the MISCULE tall to the church. Services start promptly and all are invited.
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Baptist Church
Eagle Lake
Knights Templars
Oils
Columbus
J. H. Wills
Howatin
Neal Wiliy
Ity
Fair Association Contracts Dorman Shows for County Fair Attractions
The Fair Association contracted Dorman Shows to bring 10 to 13 December attractions to Balge Lake fairgrounds. The lineup includes twelve show attractions, rides, and no fewer than forty concession items, with music by the Davis Bangle Cadet Band and other acts. The event spans four days featuring School Day, Bargain Day, and Armist Day style programming, with varied admission prices and free schoolchildren entry on School Day. An agricultural prize fund offers $25 top prize and includes a detailed exhibit card program and vendor tickets for merchants.
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Balge Lake
Davis Bangle
Doyle
Fair Association
Agwell Slaters
Fir Association
Admiralon
Colorado
Sorehanta
Caeligg
EL. Puber
Laaihael
Payne
County Meet At Columbus Friday Attracts Crowd
Colorado County Toterscholastic League held its annual gathering in Columbus with public speaking contests, junior and senior declamation, contests in rural divisions, and track and field events starting Friday afternoon. Judges from San Marcos Teachers College aided, and local stands added to the festive atmosphere. results list overall, class B, and track placements across multiple rural and town schools.
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Colorado County Toterscholastic League
Eld
Columbus
Auditorum
Jenior
Messrs
Key
Tampire
Smith
Teachers’ College At
San Marcos
Colombe Pivent Teachers’ Association
Cohmabus Tirut
Eagle Lake
Rural
McKennon
Ouldhund
Japiors
A. Braden
Cuhuatms
Denter
Claas
Welmme
Ouishind
New Lielau
Secon
Dressburis Echoot
Duntop
Dndaoe
Cole
Gilden
Water Pein
Binebal
Welumr
Columban
Ghia Neat
Gotarbns
Damior
Welume
Coluumbid
Keeoml
Uuddell
Volumbus
Gla
Gurwgood Ted
Volter School
Gukland
Culler School
Vox Lopall
Columbine
Danlehes
Hossabajgles
Semler
John Str
Thratoward Townsend
Welter
Joly Hopking
Bale
Marxtill Gilluwiy
New Southern Pacific Schedule Takes Effect Sunday
A revised passenger timetable for the Southern Pacific starts Sunday. Eastbound and westbound trains receive altered arrival times, with No. 103 replacing No. 10 and several services shifted by minutes. Some trains keep names like the cigar train while others change routing or times between Houston and this station.
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Southern Pacific
Led
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Wilet
Sap
Cat Bownd
Houston
Lightning Kills Jersey Cow Near Eagle Lake
A bolt of lightning struck a Jersey dairy cow on Monday near Brown's Deity Garden, about 11 am, while the animal stood by a wire fence near Mr. Brown's home. The blast sparked a vivid yellow glow along the fence and struck fear into nearby cattle as Mr. Brown and others watched the event unfold.
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Jersey
Brown
Gypsy Swenthearts Coming to Eagle Larg Theatre
Gypsy Streethearts, an organization of fire gle aeltile, will perform in Honia this week. The engagement was rescheduled after weather forced cancellation. McLellin plans to adjust Rex seats for two nights, with the company receiving positive reception and the audience promised a highly enjoyable performance.
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Gypsy Swenthearts
Eagle Larg
Melellan
Hfimion
Duke
Honiwa
McLeliin Bine
Uji
Rex
April Womith
Evershipy
Family of John Fenky Laments Post Trumpet News
Fragmentary OCR notes report a family and associates traveling to a location near Ban Antonia with plans to reach Cul- Hove the following day led by a Mr uid Mea Frogs. Worsening condition after departure prompted calls back.
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John
Fenky
Phwradiy
Ban Antonia
Lie
Uid Mea
Frogs
Tryim
Mtr
Mruka
Tum
Whimle
Ter
AL Malle Cmiverk
EE Campo
Ali
FORD COUPESTO FROM VINEYARD HOME
A newly built Bord coupe belonging to Mr Vineyard was stolen from a Vineyard home about thirty days ago. The car shows a damaged windshield and a missing belt. Police offer a 25.00 reward for the return of the car.
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FL Deavera
Herve
Finlx Cies
Devers
D. &. Maylor
Meeker
Magle Lake
Trapper
Hall
Will A
Chienge
Bugby Tauke
Dorman
Bownstow
Rock Ishil
Vineyard