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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
5
Four photographs feature Studio on Wheels at Sjcareé East in a shopping district. The show highlights mobile studio setups and a rotating display of local art and craft items.
A historic laxative product named in the damaged text appears to end its long market run. The notice hints at a cessation or transition affecting consumers and retailers and references older brand recognition and a potential discontinuation dated in the text.
AETAR Society will meet with Mrs Rudolph Tuesday afternoon at 1 pm to elect officers. Members are urged to be present as there is much to discuss.
The Presbyterian church announces upcoming services led by Reverend WM. Ree and invites all parishioners to attend. Informal talks and sermons will address devotion and worship, with plans for evening readings and prayers.
Farmers invited to a John Deere Tractor Day at Eagle Lakes Grain Company store in Eagle, January 16. The event features a film on the Waterloo plant, tractor demonstrations, and a story of a farming partnership. Organizers promise a full day of demonstrations and family activities to showcase tractor upkeep and latest developments.
A jagged OCR page recalls Eagle Lake area events from Colorado County Texas. It mentions births Dora E and Thomas J, court notices, bank statements, real estate sale notices, a rail foreman story near Sealy, and community notices about visitors, bank meetings, and a New Year dinner. It notes Mr Herder’s posting to Austin, Miss Tiara Causey’s Lassie trip, and local business and farm chatter.
Miss Bilsie Tichter, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Richter, married Mr Jor Hrenek on Monday morning January 9 at St Marys Catholic Church Tuy Father Benes presided over a High Mass ceremony. The bridal party included Mrs Henry Krenek as matron of honor and Henry Krenek as best man with Tony Richter and Will Genzer as witnesses. The bride was praised as a charming general favorite and active in local circles.
Lissie society reports a social evening at the home of Mr OB Beri with a bus meeting and fellowship. Sunderman and Pins members were noted. refreshments included ice cream angel cake and cookies. Little Brety Ball Crertson recently recovered after a week in Caney Wibley Hospital.
A brief obituary note expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved family of Alvin Wiesels and mentions related movement by AJ Darby to Houston with a Westure day reference. The item acknowledges the loss and offers condolences.
Chevrolet unveils 1955 New Standard and Master De Luxe prices at Eagle Lake showroom per Willian Holler. Prices compare to 1934 models with reductions on standard line and a new X-type frame on the Master De Luxe. Both lines showcase improved comfort, larger bodies, and all steel roofs.
A vintage automobile description notes the bee model has an all steel roof, a new Fisher turret top, tear drop desler styling, dual wind shield, no-deast ventilation, and enhanced comfort features comparable to higher priced cars, with inches indicating overall size.
A fraudulent sales effort in Yoakum peddled overpriced English grass seed as a miracle lawn booster. The alleged seller used aliases, offered samples, and collected five dollar pounds until authorities exposed the scam. An Austin agricultural expert found the seed to be ordinary grass, and a city vigilance committee identified the con man.
Cain Wheels presents a brisk shoe show with prompt service and speedy prompts. Strong display highlights the new footwear collection and on-site demonstrations. Local vendors showcase cutting edge designs and quick fitting support.
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