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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
8
In a duck hunting outing Joe and Steve Kena bagged 47 ducks near a flock of birds. The party included three hunters and a group gathered nearby described as a large bunch. The article notes a successful day with pot shots and a modest social gathering after.
The Atlanta Constitution argues cooperative marketing strengthens farming. It cites Georgia cotton farmers organizing into co operative associations to capture better prices. The piece notes spot cotton around 26 to 27 cents and futures near 20 to 21 cents, illustrating potential gains from unity and well managed cooperatives.
The excerpt recalls 49 years of change in local customs. It notes boiled coffee settled with eyes, ladies riding side saddles, Johnnie wearing brass toe boots, grandmothers using sassafras tea and tankin leaves for rheumatism, and neighbors asking about family fortunes while describing a dram of liquor costing a tin cup worth a mickel.
Representative Lee Satterwhite urges Texas legislators to forge a comprehensive state highway system with robust maintenance. He notes federal aid hinges on Texas controlling building and upkeep, and calls for broad public support to back a plan that links maintenance and connectivity for lasting roads.
Herbert Matthews, once a fan of radio, has graduated to a radio pager role. He will install the fourth radio set in his area, with a live invitation planned for listening to the finished amplifier. The Headlight forge will issue a raid invitation when completed.
Lawmakers consider amending ballot and receipt disclosures to reveal voters political preference along with religious faith and fraternal affiliations. Critics warn of privacy harm and discrimination while proponents cite transparency and accountability.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claimed to purify the blood and enrich it with iron and quinine, producing strength, vigor, and appetite improvement. It touted benefits for coloring cheeks, aiding digestion, and combating malaria germs while appealing to children with a pleasant syrup taste.
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