Mrs Chesley Koyeton Visit Highlights Wharton Relative Ties
Mrs. Chesley Koyeton of Wharton spent several days here this week visiting relatives, connecting with family members and renewing old ties.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1929
Page
9
Mrs. Chesley Koyeton of Wharton spent several days here this week visiting relatives, connecting with family members and renewing old ties.
Advertisement notes rooms for rent in a home with contact Mrs J D Odom, phone available. The line reads as a trimmed, OCR styled notice seeking tenants and providing a contact for inquiries.
The Deport Times recounts a late quail season marked by wet spring conditions yielding abundant birds. Hunters describe highstrung dogs and dramatic flushes, with birds exploding from cover and skillful shooting tested by moving coveys. The piece muses on persistence, nature’s resilience, and the broader human drive to seek success across terrains.
Mr and Mrs Arch Cearnal and their son Mantle visited at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Cearnal this weekend in Houston. Also present was Lee Cearnal.
Dr J J Jubenhaus at Texas A and M reports crop rotation and clean cultural methods as the best practical defense against cotton root rot after a two day conference with A and M scientists and U S Department of Agriculture experts. Findings show root rot is linked to neutral or slightly alkaline soils and pest weeds serve as carriers, with chemical controls and soil acidity adjustments being explored for future deployment.
A man speaks to Missan at a milestone of Nis Hfe, urging his son to be truthful and avoid bad habits. He cautions against “silver tongue” deceit and “writtering” words that would shame others, emphasizing restraint and propriety.
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