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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1924
Page
2
Local notice indicates Mtelheinney purchased the residence of Mrs Schleicher in the area. The transaction details are limited in the fragmentary OCR text but confirm a property transfer occurred at a local property listing. Authorities or parties involved are not fully legible.
Fragmentary text mentions meats or sal es at Har Rel with unclear references to Nise Katon 41 SLs. Missing concrete details prevent a clear event or entities.
A brief note states a prescription for malaria chills and fever, dengue or bilious fever. It claims the remedy kills germs and treats illness. The wording suggests a medical instruction or remedy from an older medical article. No further details provided.
The Rotary Club announces a forthcoming Boys Week with activities across churches and schools. Events include a Sunday start with services, school talks, a field trip to a rice mill and power plant, entertainment, and a Loyalty Day at Priez. A census drive will list town boys to participate.
After a nearly two year illness, L O Fuller died at his home in Eagle Lake on Thursday afternoon at 3 40. He would have been 42 in June. He moved from Hempstead eight years ago and farmed here. A pioneer watermelon grower, he was civic and church minded. Survived by wife and four children Everett Roger Mariott and Ralph, four brothers Kerrville W A and R Ma T W Wood. Funeral Friday at 3 30 led by Bro Gathicicht with Odd Fellows at graveside. Relatives from Houston and Hempstead attend. Sympathy pours from the community.
The Eagle Laboratory Club met yesterday to elect officers for the coming year. Officers include O. J. Wintermann as president J. A. Dromgoole as vice president JG Thoms as secretary and Bovihe as treasurer A three member slate will join L. D. Allen J. Barger and W. E. Lenhart on the board of directors. The club notes strong weekly luncheons and dinings while local farmers push ahead with cotton planting amid favorable weather. Deputy Game Commissioner M. A. Hudler returned from Matagorda County with a three month old fawn unlawfully in possession near Bay City.
An old saying contrasts past and present judgments, noting that character is judged by the company one keeps and now by the ear ring one wears, signaling evolving social cues and personal branding.
Five cars laden with oil were dumped on the Santa Fe line near Eagle Lake on Monday due to a broken rail. No oil was lost as workers swiftly transferred contents to other cars and rebuilt the damaged section with heavier steel between Sealy and Matagorda.
Ulerys announces a big money raising sale at his store beginning May first and running fifteen days. Special prices on gift goods target graduation and wedding gifts. Mr Ulery leverages fourteen years in business to assure shoppers of value. Also notes cabbage crop issues, local politics, hospital update, new spring potatoes, and AdaMration coffee sale details.
Presbytery gathering in Galveston on April 17 featured executive committee meeting and Rev. Robert Anddenn lecture from Los Angeles. Reports, greetings, and narrative summaries filled the day, including a video on the excursion boat Gren and appeals for church missions and school work Lex Mex.
Mrs. R T Westmoreland spends a few days in Austin this week and leaves her Toca schools department under the instruction of three Mrs. Victor Engelhard. Say, meanwhile, a note mentions cans of ice worn for $1.00 at UH Landa's.
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