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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1934
Page
7
A four dollar deal in April offers an electric clothes work system to replace old watch-board and sad iron labor. The ad promises immediate elimination of ironing drudgery, faster laundry results, less energy, and gentler wear on garments with a Thor Electric device.
Relieved by taking Cardui Mrs Nick Bare of Besuttant Texas describes persistent side pains nervousness poor appetite and poor rest. After seven bottles the pain subsided and health improved, crediting her mother for prior use. Cardui sold at all drug stores.
Letters to the editor criticize the Houston Post March 14 piece on school apportionment. They defend public education funding, challenge claims of misused highway funds, discuss per capita distribution, and defend the State Teachers' Association stance amid broader tax and census issues. The missive cites Judge Bly, addresses rural education concerns, and references local figures and a funeral in Eagle Lake.
Of To P Moore candidate for county attorney enters race through White Liberty Party primaries. Oakland lawyer with long practice and teaching work, formerly from Rusk County, seeks to serve as county attorney promising qualification and credit. He visited voters Tuesday to gain support and asks for ballots in the forthcoming election.
Bruce W McCarty swears as editor publisher that the document lists ownership and management of the Eagle Lake Headlight for April 1 1934. It names publisher editor and business manager as Faple Lake W Mecarty with no additional securities or notes. Sworn before Emanuel Hoos on April 9 1934.
Mrs. Robert B. Shaw of Garwood has received and accepted an invitation to join a National Society, based on scholarship, teaching efficiency, and social standing. The item notes Shaw’s long service of eight years in Garwood, with mention of local relatives and visitors from San Antonio and Hunterford, and Easter visits by Dennis Blew.
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