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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
6
Subscription rates published for a local Texas paper in Eagle Lake Colomeo County. The notice lists annual and semiannual prices and indicates the newspaper began in 1893 with a Saturday delivery. It mentions a postal service and telephone contact.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent facts. Names, dates, or events are obscured, leaving no verifiable summary or specific individuals to report.
Fragmentary text hints at a local event or store activity titled Sew Bichond. Mentions old bay area and a person or group "Tuan Me Comins" this week EB with a switch store Smit sre. Context unclear. cannot determine a clear outcome or specifics.
Mabel L. Arveld known as Mrs Arnold, widow with two children, has taken over a contractor’s business in Houston. She manages crews of 24 men, handled projects on Mayterday and Avenda streets and on Lecland avenue, and now tackles curbing on La Branch street with city grade support.
Fragmented OCR item notes a shooting incident with a suspect killed while resisting arrest and local residents with varying records. It details Mrs. Arnold setting book keeping course records, cottage grove residence, a four week home project, and multiple contract withdrawals. Family moves from Port Arthur to Houston with hotel and baggage arrangements at 2619 Grant.
A health note explains how constipation can lead to appendicitis when germs irritate the appendix. It advises Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and reduce risk. The piece mentions Mr. B. Leysahrt of Alleyton visiting the city on Monday.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions cures for a cold and a mysterious one day claim. Names, dates, or concrete facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about medicine and a general remedy notion. The piece appears grocery or ad style in tone with no verifiable details.
The document commands the sheriff in Colorado County to summon Hinma Mingo by publication to appear at the Colorado County District Court in Columbus Texas on the second Monday of September 1923. The suit No. 0048, filed August 6 1923 by Wr. Mingo Jr. against Emme Mingo seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
A fragment from 1908 reports Martha Boyd of Terrietta Kentucky curing granulated sore eyes with Lipomiamburkiin es Salve. The witness claims relief after applying the remedy and states symptoms have not returned, though the text is partial and unclear.
Mrs H Dennis a cashier at the 8 A A P station Herr accidentally shot himself Friday afternoon while handling a 32 caliber pistol in the Sap depot office. The bullet entered the underside of the second finger, passed through the knuckle and exited at the back part of the hand. Dennis went to Fitzgerald Sanitarium where Dr Fitzgerald dressed the wound and warned of possible loss of use of the second finger.
Rex Theatre will not show tonight due to memorial services for the late president Warren G. Harding to be held at City Park. No film at Rex tonight. a big program is planned for Saturday and a Paramount month of top pictures is promised for September with a half page ad to be run later this month in the Headlight.
Mr and Mrs H Top Johnson take two children Charles Erward and Ruth for a camping outing along the Devi a River in the Del Rio deanery. Miss Ophelia Jotinsai, finishing duties at Ba ele Like State Bank, and Miss Mattis Johnson plan a visit to relatives in Tay City, with Ophelia likely to spend most of vacation in Houston and Galveston.
Mey Lo McDonald principal of Eagle Lake schools works on a football schedule for the coming season. He expects completion by September opening. McDonald’s San Marcos duties end August 25 then he and Mrs McDonald will visit relatives before returning to Eagle Lake. The community welcomes the McDuentas back for the autumn term.
Mrs Fred Van Lengerke and Mrs H E B Carey with their children left by car Wednesday morning for Welinmar and Osklund to visit relatives and friends. Chas Van Lengerke accompanied them and Mr Lengerke went to the Sublime section of business while Mrs Lengerse and Lorease remained at home.
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