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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1924
Page
1
A local note reports Senator Clarkis, candidate from the 5th district, visiting the city to address voters and discuss reelection amid party opposition. The piece references his background, family ties, and a pledge to present a public statement of positions.
A fragment from a local school report describes two teams named Tegner Wis Thayey and Hazel Guhtten The Comind chie Gearon leads Welmuy coun siting contestants including Marien Wezmncraft Their entries show readiness for a track and field meet with senior declarations by Mary Louise McChinuban.
A list from Parc Sam Houston notes Eagle Lake youths Thaw Cound Jing Emeral Eighth Courpe Ann and others approved for admittance to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Sam Houston. The program covers all expenses and runs in August. Colorado Gaunty expects many applicants. John McLeod arrives from Rosebud to join the Eagle Lake Headlight staff, a Canadian Scotelman with previous Rosebud News ties.
The document presents R A Weinert of Seguin running for District Attorney in Guadalupe County, Texas. It outlines his background, education, and pledge to enforce laws impartially, noting he opposes membership in extremist groups and addresses local wildlife open-season statements regarding plover birds.
Widespread measles cases sweep through the county and surrounding areas. Officials note the outbreak affects children and adults alike as medical staff work to contain transmission. Local residents seek guidance on prevention and treatment.
Last Saturday four school trustees were re-elected with a small turnout and no opposition. The elected members were PL Mab, W. A. McMillan, L. D. Allen, and B. A. McEgunney, marking the fourth straight election with little contest.
The district attorney Horace Duncan said he would resign his office immediately after the inquiry and will present himself before the jury. He stated he would resign only when the time is right and offered his candidacy for another position.
We are informed that the Indies at the Episcopal Gulf baseball run and the basehall team of tn Nottaya Tandles' All Society will meet in a match game at East Bernard on San Jacino Day. The contest will likely draw good crowds at East Bernard as the two teams prepare for a future meeting on the Eagle Lake diamond.
Mr. B. H. Meinert of Columbus announces in the Headlights as a candidate for reelection to Colorado County Superintendent of Public Instruction. He has served several terms and praises his efficient administration. He appeals for votes and support, promising continued diligent attention if reelected.
Congress member J. J. Mansfield reports from Washington that he plans to return to Columbus around June 1 when Congress adjourns. He will tour his district, the tb congressional district, to campaign for re election and expects to face no opposition this year.
The Headlight reports Mrs Glenn, long associated with the Drummers Home and Hotel Dulas in Eagle Lake, has leased and taken charge of a hotel in Rosenberg. Friends in Eagle Lake wish her success as she runs the Rosenberg establishment.
A fire at 1 20 Wednesday morning damaged the Star Car owned by Hanly Bros. The blaze gutted the vehicle parked near the western portion of the property, burning the top, upholstery, and motor. Firefighters limited damage to the car and stopped the flames from spreading to nearby rooms.
Garwood elected four trustees in a quiet poll last Saturday. The votes went to W. U. Abell 135 J. N. Harry 123 Wmn Kubesch 100 John Dricky W1 F H Coffelt 30 Ollo Abell Harry Kubesch are old trustees re-elected for another term Delile notes a new trustee appears on the board.
Rev. R. W. Mitchell, formerly of Refagio, will lead services at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Mitchell will preach the first of his regular visits, serving Eagle Lake and nearby Suga Bay Mu on the second and fourth Sundays, as residents welcome the new pastor.
Messrs Townley and family J M Walker and family J W W Carter Al Carter Sr and others of the Matthews Boans area fished Matthews Bayou near the T J Switch. They caught about 85 pounds of fl esgisper and 45 pounds of catfish. Thirty five people attended the fish dinner and many planned to repeat it next Sunday if weather allows.
Voters in the Vox Populi district approved funds for a new school building. The election yielded results for candidates Minavelk Treg Wie and others with several write ins. Plans include a concrete indication and a new site with teachers’ quarters and a move of the school to the site.
The report notes minimal voter interest in the city election held Tuesday with 40 votes cast. Candidates 1 C West, 1 BL AL del iver and G 8 Thoms each received 49 votes. election officials listed were S. 4 Mefarty, Ed Me Jive, Mrs. Buli Witsinx and Miss Willie McParvandl.
Airs. J. O. Townley departed Tuesday afternoon for Afton Town to be with her brother at a fair place as his illness was described as serious by the family.
East Bernard public schools propose Troe B C McDonald for the superintendent job at East Bernard, with a raise over his Eagle Lake principal post. His plans for the next term are uncertain and local schools would miss his leadership if he accepts, while his wife would also be missed by Eagle Lake friends.
The article reports the death of Miss Janie Wilson at Sugar Land with her body shipped for interment. She served as a missionary and local Presbytery worker, linked to the Hendricks Memorial church in Louis, and had recently traveled from Sugar Bend to visit. The piece notes family relations and mentions relatives in San Antonio and Nicotoche.
Local missive announces a sale by a merchant named Landa at his store in a town called Baushe. The notice urges all residents to call and inspect prices and offered wares as the sale approaches.
The article notes that Decoration Day will be observed on Sunday April 4 in the Masonite century. It mentions arrangements at the cemetery with people visiting graves and cleaning and decorating them. Local residents are asked to attend and participate in the ceremonies.
Columbus resident Judge B I Mayes announces candidacy for reelection as county judge. He touts a businesslike administration, cost control, and steady growth within Colorado County, pledging to continue prudent finances and the county’s orderly management with voter support.
Palm Sunday events at St. Subita Episcopal Church feature choral pieces from St. Subita and connections to the Conformation rite, with sermons and hymns led by local clergy and residents. parish notices mention Good Friday services and related congregational activities around Colitis and nearby venues.
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