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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
6
Local ad rates described as TH cents per line per issue with a note on subscripted rates. The fragment references Sart SUDA and mentions a date FAT 41 1923, suggesting the notice is a pricing schedule for newspaper insertions and a billing reference from a 1923 period.
A deplorable situation arises as concerns about traffic and safety around Lake public schools provoke a debate. The piece questions if children can safely navigate streets near busy areas while workers and residents weigh impacts on daily routines and public life.
Tassersite and ES signature appear on each box. Text indicates a consistent marking system across products. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Otto Rogers presents reasons for supporting the school bond issue of 140,000. He argues education builds good citizens, questions stagnation without bonds, and notes the 20 cent levy increase will fund a durable building and equipment. He stresses trust in trustees and citizens to properly use the money and opposes delaying or cutting the project.
A reader argues against the bond issue, claiming the election is unfair and funds may be refused. The letter cites opposition points and questions the attorney general's approval and the process surrounding the measure.
A garbled notice describes Mncoats and gas Sioterivl used in the S Army wartime period. It mentions sizes, color dark tan, and a payment offer of 305 dollars plus a money order option. The fragment references post, insurance, and a promise to refuel a Teney if not satisfied.
Voters from Eagle Lake express concerns over a school bond issue. Critics claim trustees push a plan, while supporters defend salaries, the principal, and building needs. The letter urges unity for better schools, roads, and community growth, noting residents abroad pay taxes for local benefit.
Citizens and educators clash over a proposed bond to fund school building and equipment. The board, facing a large tax assessment, weighs the impact on taxpayers while aiming to improve education. Officials argue for timely action to ensure facilities and programs meet future needs.
Alicags reports at the Fashion Art League of America convention that the summer dress will be draped and gowns will omit stitches while pins may be used. The 2000 dressmakers foresee lotus designs chariot wheel motifs and camel silhouettes as the style mood. Road work planned in Dona Texas as county court orders a geared tractor and operator to maintain State Highway No 12 through Jack.
Mgr G Pr Giestmann and Mr Til ford Woodruff were among NadI visitors last Saturday. Ars Prile Schults returning home Friday. Box Supper at Nada pel house postponed until next Sunday due to weather. Last Saturday week school election held for the centra of the Aeuch Grande School. Messrs BE B Hestinnan Sim Carrol and Charley Cristata elected.
Mr A Townley wife of the Caney Valley Hospital in Wharton underwent a slight procedure and is reported to be improving. Friends of the family hope he will soon retire home in good health. Children with worms pale and sickly, a dose of White's Cream Vermifuge is suggested to restore rosy cheeks and cheerful spirits as per Prior 250. Sold by all druggists. Mr Ri Boonty and a visiting business guest paid a pleasant call at the office.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflamed mucous passages in the Eustachian tubes and hearing may be impaired until inflammation is reduced. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as effective for catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh and has a long history of claimed success. Sold by all druggists, BL J Cheney & Co Toledo OH.
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