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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
2
A collage of humorous exchanges, quips, and short dialogues. It features a mix of classroom banter, family anecdotes, street improvised lines, and light romantic patter delivered in a periodical newspaper voice. Notable snippets include a Tropic of Cancer pun, a barber’s price joke, and a subway light gag.
Millie Durgan, abducted by Kiowa Indians in 1864 near Brazos River, returns to Mountain View Oklahoma after decades living with Kiowa foster family. She rediscovered birth in Young County Texas, learned Kiowa ways, later married a Kiowa chief Goombi, and now visits her kin with son-in-law George Hunt and grandchildren. Henry C. Williams recalls the kidnapping day.
The Outlaws defeated the Dr Peppers 9 to 3 with Tom Gornsin going 3 for 5 while Hintz pitched for the Outlaws and Loughridge for the Peppers. Diggers and Peppers also mixed in a separate game with Manly Burtischell hitting the only homer, and Rock Island beat Cullen's Diggers 9 to 6 as Crim pitched five innings.
A game is set for next Sunday against Garnoe with 4 pm start at McCarty Park marking a final clash to settle last years debates over two Garwood games. The following Sunday the Rock Island Terrors visit. A broad family visit scene accompanies the sports note with regional travel plans and relatives mentioned in passing.
An advertisement promotes a star parasite remover for chickens and turkeys to combat lice, mites, fleas, and other pests. It claims to maintain general health and egg production during heat or moulting and is guaranteed by Eagle Lake Grain Co.
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