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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
8
A Friday night shower honored Mrs. Laughlin with a display of gifts and well wishes. Attendees included Mrs. Boudry and Billy Towel of Reus, who presented prizes and shared in the celebration.
The piece compiles garbled phrases and partial names such as Beeville Midlothian Othello and mentions of locations like Navasota and clues about school supplies. It reads as an OCR salvage with multiple broken terms and stray references including personal names and places, lacking coherent narrative.
The AAA announced subsidies for cotton under a new loan and payment plan, capped at 2 cents per pound for adjustment payments. The government will lend 10 cents per pound and guarantee producers a total return of 12 cents, a compromise with Southern senators. The plan shifts to daily average pricing for subsidies, raising bookkeeping needs but aiming to secure an 8 to 12 cent range for producers depending on daily market quotes.
The notice lists film showings including Coming Soon titles Curly Top Becky Sharp and Farmer Takes A Wife with a brief program slate and venue details for the screening lineup.
A fragmented OCR piece notes editors face charges per line and per word, with varied costs and censorship of poetry and editorials. It mentions a funeral for Walter Adams in Bowie Arizona and a school supplies ad teased for next week.
The over pope team of Charlie Rapulos and Marty Boland star in the new “People Will Think,” a Paymeunt comedy of domestic life. They play a couple whose family squabbles ignite a clash of parents and children in a suburban setting. The cast includes Thail bella Hyams and Dran Jupeer, delivering light farce and marital tensions as the plot builds to a bustling climax.
The plan bases payments on the daily average of the 10 point system and will run through August 1, 1936. Payments will be made to producers who cooperated in the adjustment program and agree to participate in the 1936 crop plan. The program takes effect as equipment is set up, with loan forms ready for the 10 costs loan during the week of September 3, limited to actual detention within Bankhead allotments.
Walter Adams and son Jesse and family extend sympathy on the death of Wir Adams. Mr and Mrs Wills hosted during the week end visitors. Mrs Chas P Salladay learned of the death of Mrs Fredrich Ham of Rosessaer, N Y, who died suddenly last Saturday. Mrs Ham leaves husband and a four year old daughter, and her parents Mr and Mrs N B Atcheson of Gigetsborow, plus three sisters of Freeport.
The Methodist W M ladies gathered Tuesday at the church for their regular Bible study led by Mrs. McChumney with many members in attendance. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday at four o'clock at the church. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for funeral hours kindness. Mrs. Waller Adams and family note appreciation. Mrs. L D Roberts has been at Ei Campo with ill mother Mrs. W H Karthauer, at Mrs. WO Schidlers home.
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