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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
2
E R Mooney urges vigilance to prevent holiday fires as candles decline in use and lights, decorations, and creates a safer season. Fire officials stress avoiding faulty wiring and ensuring artificial snow and fabrics meet flame retardant standards while crowds gather at stores.
Report from Eldridge notes the 3-H Club held its regular meeting. Industrial News Review commentary advocates government as umpire and sound tax policy. Mitchell Emshoff visited from Rosenberg to Eagle Lake friends en route to Houston, visiting his father Fritz Emshoff.
Chevrolet dealers across the United States posted a five year record of 11,837,153 vehicle issues with 4,187,718 new cars and trucks and 7,649,435 used units sold during W. B. Holler's tenure. The milestone exceeded prior five year totals and highlighted the Quality Dealer Program and dealer collaboration across 45 zones. The effort included dealer-planning committees and a push to place Chevrolet as a permanent local community leader.
Miss Olle Ruth Banks of Leesburg wed Sam Norris Davidson last Saturday. The couple plans to live in Killgore after a ceremony attended by family and friends. Davidson is the son of Mr and Mrs F N Davidson. The bride and groom expect to spend Christmas with relatives, while The Headlight of Eagle Lake offers congratulations.
The notice touts milk free of dust dirt and odors produced by sterilized sealed milking machines. Milk is quickly chilled to 40 degrees in a new electric cooler and kept there until delivery with trial bottles available on request and sales at Q-P Store or home delivery.
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