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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
2
Wenlaesuny waves Mrs Bet consult her qihgsei for a swift relief of illness. The notice mentions THA Re TerereTS amid the health concern and seeks assistance or medical guidance.
An old advertisement promotes Hayes Healing Honey salve to treat colds, coughs, and croup. It claims to soothe irritated tissues and congested airways by applying the salve to the chest and throat, with Groves Pen-Trate cold remedies advertised alongside.
B A Suller from the Extension Department of A and M plans a field demonstration in College Station Friday morning. The event includes multiple experiments on pollination and soil tests, with coating and spraying notes. Mr Mesell and Mr Miller will discuss seed strains and yields, and observers may see feeder activities along the river channel.
The stockholders meeting of Hirst National Bank was held in the bank offices in this city. Officers elected include Strickland as president and Leahart as cashier. The meeting reviewed the year’s financials and approved the board’s selections for key posts.
Reports on a Bunge automobile crash describe injuries to Margaret Gilthero and Mr Bunge with chest and leg wounds. Witnesses note severe bruising and internal injuries, while Miss Girlerva suffers a severe blow to the throat and overall distress.
Daniel Aleazander a longtime Victoria resident and prominent business figure died Monday at his daughter's home, aged 74. Survivors include two children, Lagi and Messi, and Mrs. Ke Btelusmith. Funeral arrangements were incomplete with services planned in Victoria and Houston. A second paragraph notes Colorado fair results and local agricultural shows, mentioning names and places in a scattered, unclear passage.
The Colorado County Fair Association held its first annual meeting at Ore First National Bank with Columbus citizens proposing a free festival. The board scheduled events for November 4 10 and 11 and noted a Columbus audience would attend. New officers were elected including Buwles Zamult Arnnind Paber Thinags Dromscole Bowles Braden and Br.
A Friday morning report notes Columbus Bernardo Oil Company crews using heavier machinery en route to a Bernarda well. The aim is safer operations as the well reaches deeper descent, with lighter gear replaced by a larger setup to ensure stability amid the slow drilling in a reportedly favorable formation.
An old ad promotes American Maid flood products and jewelry offers with colorfully described items and prices. It also lists free shorthand bookkeeping and journalism training for all faiths, plus day and night employment courses. a First Congregational Church address in College Ave Pennsylvania area, Worth Texas, and a telephone contact. A separate local fire report details a cottage fire near Griffin, caused by a defective hue, minor damage, quick extinguishing, no injuries.
An old advertisement claims No Wormsios Healthy Child advises that every worm troubled child has poor blood and stomach upset. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week dietary aid to enrich blood aid digestion and expel worms, noting pleasant taste and price per bottle.
Fragments describe Lissie and Eagle Woodmen Camp meeting plans in Illinois. Mentions January date, Noru peony Austin, and officers including Dr Forrest and Robo All. Concludes with a social gathering and supper after the meeting at 7 pm.
A damaged letter from a former Eagle Lake resident named Rev tle Allen from Jakle Solum appears revived by Mestor livers. It mentions Eagle Lake origins and asks friends to pass along greetings. The writer asks about fellow residents and mentions local names like Max Tyne Norman Huntlighe and Cenroe Georges, seeking an update and an answer.
A garbled notice describes a theft with references to a founder Al Govela and a public finder phase artife Te HE Howat. It mentions a P.O. box in Eagle and a Susie Beh involved with fresh Kaauk images.
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