Weed-raid sale on lot near Eagle Lake
Notice of weed sale offering any kind of weed from two foot to foot and other sizes. Contact WoT at phone 121 for details. Sale described as opened on lot near Eagle Lake Water and Eight Pignt.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1923
Page
3
Notice of weed sale offering any kind of weed from two foot to foot and other sizes. Contact WoT at phone 121 for details. Sale described as opened on lot near Eagle Lake Water and Eight Pignt.
A fragmentary notice offers to sell or trade items including oats and medicines. It lists Chamberlin's Tablets and mentions a potential cattle trade. G Wheeless of Rock Island Texas signs the ad with a price indication around 47 dollars.
A garbled local notice cites J C Cooper, a retired cattleman, praising Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney and back pain. It reports statements from 1917 and 1919, mentions local drugstores, and notes other village notices about shop goods and ads, but the text is fragmented and largely unreadable.
A veteran Greenville police officer, with thirty years on the force, credits Tanlac for restoring his health after chronic indigestion and constipation. He reports improved appetite, energy, and sleep, and says he now feels like a new man. The testimonial notes Tanlac’s wide sales and lists local merchants selling it.
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey as a remedy that stops coughing by soothing throat tissues. It includes a box of Groves Open-Trace Salve for chest colds and croup with each bottle, claimed to rub on the chest and throat of children for quick relief.
In Chesterville a flurry of travel notes and health updates emerge as Mr. Jay Andrews visits Houston with family, Mrs. Charles Lavan travels to Rotterdam and others plan moves to Rock Island. Obituary notes mention Mrs Truxton of Lissle. Local sales report shows 500 end prentytire casns and 8000 pounds of chickens and turkeys sold in Nixon. Also mentions water work reliability and Santa Fe inspector Joemi watch.
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