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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1924
Page
2
Fragmentary news item notes G. £ Boothe becoming a candidate for a seat on an Algerian or German board amid unclear local political wording. Names and places appear garbled, but the event concerns a civic appointment and a forthcoming campaign or ballot in an urban area.
A fragmented account details the marriage of Engelhard and Clara Shell at Tobataew Miss Cera Shei and Victor Biigelard named as figures in attendance. The ceremony and reception are described with garbled lines about rites, heirs, and community reaction, reflecting a local interest in the event amid uncertain OCR text.
City Marshal J B Clapperou and Midland County Sheriff Branery received word that a Ford car stolen in Midland on December 15 was found here. The car was abandoned on a road for about a week. authorities believe the thief, Charley Springer, rode a train out of state and left the car. A $25 reward was offered, and the car was ordered held.
A fragmented plea urging exemptions to vote in this summer's primaries, naming a young man connected to the Union National Motor Company and urging timely action to secure exemptions between January and June. The text references parties, dates, and social expectations, with an emphasis on participation before the first due of next month and a wish for prosperous, stable relations.
G E Thomas announces for Alderman in Eagle Lake city election. First time candidate, 26 years residency, emphasis on capable city leadership. Other candidates emerging, with more announcements expected before the February 14 primary under local rules.
After a J. J. Burger store visit, Lefe cuu and Mit Wyn Steiner sawed in a wood shed using a gasoline engine. Early morning, Night Watchman H. Dalmonson spotted a smoldering sawdust fire from the engine spark and extinguished it before it fed.
A break in at the Borden store owned by ALP Beck occurred Friday night. Thieves stole five ales and cash valued in the hundreds, possibly using a truck to haul items away. Police are pursuing suspects amid uncertain leads.
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