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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1939
Page
8
A business applicant publishes notice under the Texas Liquor Control Act for a retail permit to operate at 148 Main Street in the W. A. Dallas building Eagle Pass Texas. The filing is per section 10 of House Bill 77 from the 44th Legislature.
A damaged clipping reports a chaotic incident near Austin's Lake Eagle night, mentioning a pirate theft and a suspect at large. It references the Post Office, Frank Stephens Company, and a missing item tied to a former credit Mer rank. No clear names or dates are decipherable.
A long fragment details a Sunday worship at URESBYFERCAN CHURCH with Rev J. My Lewin leading hymns and a large turnout. The narrative references solem rites, a supper, and various parish activities, including choral and ceremonial elements.
An aged person in Katenes City marked eighty years of age with a birthday celebration mentioned. The notice lists names including May TL and Mutelpens Wallace or Rake among attendees.
Fragmented report describes a baseball or cricket style game with numerous names and stray phrases. Mentions Parma as winning pitcher and Swirner, plus multiple players across a lengthy, garbled recap. Overall outcome not clearly stated due to illegible OCR.
Miss Ophelia Johnson hosted a Monday dinner at Darby's Cate in Greeneville. Guests included Mrs Harold, Mrs Wilkes, Mrs Prank Stephens, Mrs Horace Meflee, and Mrs I. Hople, with Truett and Metin noted as young attendees. A hospital tonils removal for Bud and nine year old Gnuehter of J. New was reported as successful.
Fragmented OCR text mentions vague items, names, places, and events. reads like a disjointed local page with scattered references to people, dates, and places, making it hard to extract a coherent single story or clear event. It shows many garbled phrases and lacks a defined news lead.
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