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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1924
Page
10
April outreach by County Agent W. He. Youns urges farmers to prepare for pest control work, promoting demonstrations and community meetings. The message warns about dormant insects affecting crops, highlights Weimar region concerns, and invites interested parties to attend the April 25 meeting at 2 PM while noting local garden opportunities and county fair discussions.
The Headlight prints authorities announcing Gus Rossek and I E Clark as state senate candidates for District 15 covering Colorado Payette Austin Lavaca and Waller counties. Other notices name Ra Weinert Terry Buescher John Histedt Emil Rabel Ray Kusey E B Mayes and Adair Bartisebell for various county offices with White Loyalty Party primaries.
The Headlight announces Mr. W. A. Dall as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner for Precinct No. 4 in Lord County. The notice is filed as an official electoral declaration and calls for support from voters in the precinct.
The paper announces candidates for County Commissioner of Preetner No. 4 in Colorme County. Teffler and Goo W Belth vie under White Loyalty Party guidance, seeking voter support. Mr. Keith urges votes and influence for co elect. Ed Froktte of Garwood is authorized to act as paper agent.
Tom Ton, a 745 pound man with a specially built scale, arrives in town to join the Madison Square Garden program opening Monday. Major Mite, claimed as the world's smallest man, is also in town. Photo shows the two at their New York hotel.
A notice from Mes Jamies Milby announces candidacy for County Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 in Colorado County under the White Loyalty Party. The publication notes Milby’s request for support and mentions social guests at Eagle Lake including Mr. OP Mrs. Cleveland Guynn and others guests of Mr. OP Mrs. Cleveland Guynn last Tuesday.
News notes J J Mansfield faces no opposition for his office as Judge Bailey of Cuero and Judge Motis of Tona, both withdraw from the race, planning future campaigns. Also mentions district politics and expected adjournment of Congress. Garwood teacher Miss Tipton and Mrs J J Pinchback visit Houston, returning via Alto and Sun? noon.
An Easter service announcement invites parishioners to a sermon and cantata led by Pastor Will. The message emphasizes a hopeful, profitable worship experience and extends a cordial invitation to join in with the church choir and congregation.
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