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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
4
In a lively chat, Alice confirms rumors about Gladys Fowonldne and Dick Radn planning marriage in June. Virginia overhears and asks about the couple, while Alice defends sharing the gossip and notes Dick’s long esteem for Gladys.
Department of Commerce Bureau of Census releases preliminary Texas cotton figures for 1924 and 1923. State total 4,761,175 bales in 1924 and 14,189,216 in 1923. County tallies include Colorado 22,345. Austin 25,08. Wharton 34,954. Lauren 35,270. Fayette 37,834. Fort Bend 40,459 in 1924 with 1923 figures noted.
Brunk's Comedians faced a double sorrow as Mrs. Roy Fisher learned of her mother's death in Chicago after arriving from Houston to rejoin the company in Wharton. The funeral and travel arrangements followed amid influenza illness and cold weather. The message notes other company members and substitute Dorothy Dawn, with a broader tribute to theater life.
Dr. A. H. Braden pathologist at St. Joseph's Infirmary Houston named by Governor Ferguson to the Texas State Board of Health. Braden, a former Colorado county resident born near Eagle Lake, noted he needs more details before accepting. He is brother to H. Braden, Columbus State Bank vice president.
A note of gratitude expresses sincere thanks to all who donated items to the pastor's suit fund in memory of R E Evans.
A Dearborn Independent writer argues humanity grows more attractive as life lengthens. He claims aging slows, nerves calm, and age is better understood through medical advances. He cites rising interest variety and youthful looks across cities.
Urges prompt attention to kidney disorders with back pain dull ache headaches and fatigue. Cites R T Sims of Sealy Texas praising Doan's Pills for relief after severe kidney pain and frequent urination. Price 50 cents at dealers.
In the foreclosure sale of 1800 acres of land from the Eldridge plantation bought in at Columbus for 12000 by Mrs. Blanch F Seinshelmer of Galveston sister of H Kempner Three other bids were made one for 10000 and another for 11000 RB Yett of Austin and Joe Billie Westmoreland attended from the Capitol City Rev E B McLaughlin farmer friend from Garwood visited city Tuesday farmers in Garwood section progressing with land May be prepared ready for season Dr Laughlin plans 400 acres rice and cotton with 250 already broken Simon White cut and knocked in first round as noted.
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