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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
1
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From Colorado Citizen Henry Ellis about sixty years of age, a laborer, underwent amputation of one foot Tuesday 25 due to a disease described as magura foot, a rare condition with few cases in the country. Dr BHirkham performed the operation and will send the removed member to specialists for identification.
The Eagle Lake paper urges voters to approve a bond issue of about $60,900 for a sewage plant and street improvements. It argues the plan will boost city progress with paved streets and long term tax stability, noting current obligations and tax limits. It warns rejecting the measure would be a backward step toward slower growth and fewer civic assets.
Citizens argue over a proposed 40 000 bond issue to fund public works in Eagle Lake. Proponents claim government loans secured by bonds will spur progress and street improvements while opponents cite wasted past taxes and insufficient upgrades.
Fragmented notices recount a gasoline tank explosion near Columbus injuring a man badly and a separate tale of a longer con artist sting in Lake, with Hartwell and Hartwell’s cashiering schemes, plus a Christian church service announcement from Rev Pulvic Henry in Port Worth.
An observer reports a man killed an otter near Louisiana with a 20 gauge shotgun after a short chase along the riverbanks. He handled the animal, intending to have the skin tanned for his wife. Mrs. O. W. Bentley is expected to arrive from Texarkana this afternoon due to her brother Herdy Simmons’ serious illness.
A miscellaneous shower was held for bride to be A Delas Jr at the Sophie Hodde home last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hodde and Mrs. Dallas Hodde hosted with Miss Hodde. The groom Mr. Delas previously married Dorothy Dodd. Guests received many useful gifts presented in an umbrella. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and punch were served to twenty five ladies.
Vic Engelhard sold his share in Engelhard Cash and Carry Store to partner O. E. Butterworth. The move follows years of operation since 1929 with silent partner R. de Sachs. Butterworth will run the business as Engelhard regains health and steps back from active duties.
The Eagle Study Club elected officers last Wednesday at the high school club room with one guest, Marion Wergneralt. Officers include president Reed, vice president Anlers, secretary Luns, and reporter Frenk July. The program featured Victor Ferbert, Babes in Toyland sketches, and Toyland songs. The club will meet next Friday afternoon, March 23, at 3:30, with Mrs. Turner leading the stay chief and discussions by Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Delay.
Dr and Miz BB As and Mies Jan Wasenberg of Saling Kellste with that studly of wheels are located on the lot east of the Crystal shoe show for four photos for 20m and to craft tinted emblems from the photos. Several years since the last studio visit, many locals will take advantage to have family portraits.
The cotton farmers of this territory are called to meet at the City Hall in Feagle Lake on Wednesday evening. County Agent W M Young will be present to explain the government cotton regulations for 1935 in detail. The Headlight urges all farmers to attend for important information and guidance on this year’s ginning and planting.
The Headlight reports on a Pine program to be shown at the Avalon Theatre this evening. A misprinted note mentions Monte Christo and Myrtle Annet, with a Christmas greeting. the piece includes illness news about Mrs. S Garmon and her husband, who has nearly lost eyesight.
Eagle Lake CAG lays a rough and tumble game against Setinienbuye, with Seong scoring 20 and Smoskosky adding four. Bates leads Eagles with 12 points as the home team edges Wharton Tigers, featuring strong defense from Latke and Arnold and standout plays by HWS MeN PON.
A Garwond area well near Banciger Orient Refitting Company shows progress with a new boiler and enhanced rig setup. Officials report ongoing testing after holidays, noting depth targets around three hundred feet and cautious optimism amid routine inspections and safety checks.
Mrs W. A. Adamy, a charming bride of last week, was noted at a salute shower held last Saturday. Guests included Misses Liven Thew and Thehna Titers, with prizes awarded to honorees. Refreshments of sandwiches and cookies were served to about twenty five ladies in attendance.
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