Flection Carries for New Negro School
The Tuesday election approved bonds to build a new colored school on three acres near Lakeside Drive in the Independent School District. Funds include $10,000 for the structure, about $2,000 for equipment, and $1,200 to $1,800 for furnishing. construction will follow the Julius Roverivatt plan with modern ventilation and facilities.
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Racine
Julius Roverivatt
Ufc
Pruer
Ani
Ure Rosarsid Foundaion Pard
Bagh
Lazy Independent School District
Aly Ouvanieye
Lakeside Drive
Mother of Bags Citizen Passes Away
Mr. and Mrs. AL report the death of Mrs. CE Eli son, mother of Willis citizen, on Saturday June 27. Funeral held in Willis cemetery. Survived by four brothers and twenty children, including Mrs. J. D. Johnston and Mrs. Ed Pourniquet of Huntsville, Mrs. Jessie Shotwell of Crockett, Mrs. R. D. McKlamore and Mrs Bison of Willis, and Mrs. RB Starrard of this city. Also grand children. Families extend sympathy and plan a trip to Georgia for bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Commts
CE. Elison
ElIson
J. D. Johnston
Ed. Pourniqiet
Huntsville
Jessie Shotwell
Crockett
Light Roberts Showing Continued Improvement
R. Roberts, hospitalized in Houston for weeks, continues to show improvement. Friends reported he is regaining appetite and fever has subsided, with doctors hopeful for further recovery as his condition stabilizes.
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TL. R. Roverts
Houston
Andes Ac
Stores Close Saturday for Fourth of July Observance
For the first time in the fishery of Bagh Lake area local stores will be closed Saturday in observance of the Fourth of July holiday. Traditionally Saturday holidays were followed by Monday closure, but this year stores will remain shut for two days, Sunday included, to allow shoppers to prepare for the holiday weekend.
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Bagh Lake
Boy Returns Home After Five Months in Houston Hospital
Nine year old Claude Clapp is home with his parents Mr and Mrs Winn Poole and sisters after five months at Houston Methodist Hospital. He suffered internal injuries playing pile on at school, received blood transfusions, and underwent a major operation that saved his life. The family, long residents of Eagle Lake, expresses thanks to the community for support during his illness.
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Houston Hospital
Winn Poole
Anna Mae
Porsy
T. C. Clapp
Houston
Claude Clapp
San of Myr
Claude
Cripp
Eagle Lake
Mr. Clapp
Umat
W. M. Williamson
A. J. Patterson
Mr. Williamson
Tocwt
Danica
84 Years Young and Active in Cattle Business
W R Bigham of Limpasae spends the week in Mite Fily, tying cattle for E B Lacoste Co Inc and Wye Mork & Co of New Orleans. At 84 he has shipped more cars of cattle into Fort Worth than any man alive, dating back to 1867, and remains spry and engaged in ranching amid memories of early Texas cattle trade.
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W. RB. Bigham
Limpasae
Bigham
E. B. Lacoste & Co. Inc
Wye Mork Wend Commission Merchants
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Dox
Port Worth
Texas
Canney & Lengerke
Bighaun
Young
Terry
Good Rains Bring Mixed Relief Across Regions
The past week brought showers to some areas while others saw none. Bugle Like and bottom farming districts reported rain, boosting corn crops in parts, yet Bugle Lake remains in need of food relief.
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Wile Wang
Rotary Club Puts On Wharton Lions Program
The Eagle Lake Rotary sub furnished the program for a Lions Club meeting at Wharton yesterday. Miss Ophelia Johnson gave vocal selection and Miss Kothryd Meyera reading. Miss Annie Margaret Martin was accompanist, with Dalkey by Supt. W. Co. Reed and Rev. S. D. Lambert. Otley Rotarians in attendance included J. A. Drongoolr, 1%. B. Davis, and Wl. Reading. The Rotarians brought a golf foursome for a Wharton course display, with a Wharton Sons foursome joining. S. C. Smithers, L. D. Allen, P. O. Middlebrough, and Bo McEmenny listed among attendees.
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Eagle Lake Rotary
Lions Club
Wharton
Ophelia Johnson
Kothryd Mcyera Veading
Annie Margaret Martin
Dalkey
W. Co. Reed
S. D. Lambert
Otley
J. A. Drongoolr
B. Davis
WL. Reading
Wharton Course
Wharton Sons
Kent Rolfern
S. C. Smuthers
L. D. Allen
P.O. Middlebrou
Bo, McEminney
Production of Cigarettes Up 28 Percent in Sweden
A Swedish production report by T. O. Klath, American commercial attaché in Stockholm, notes a 26 to 28 percent rise in cigarette output since 1920 and predicts a near two billion unit annual total in Sweden. U.S. authorities cite removal of Jytevilawnts and new manufacturing methods like the Lonstring process as factors, while smokers show concern for throat safety.
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Dietrelle Smollag
Sweden
Department of Commerce
T. O. Klath
Stockholm
Cimarelies
United States
Uae
Gilbert Chopin Heads to Mississippi for Visit
Choppin left early this morning for a trip to Mississippi to visit Mrs Chopin and children, who are near their parents. He expects to be gone about two weeks and will be accompanied home by Mrs Hitle’s daughter and son. Mrs Chopin will remain two weeks longer before returning home.
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Choppin
Tenessee
Viettliaener
Dis Hitle
Will
Uime
Golf Club Dinner And Tournament Set For Lakeside Members
Lakeside Golf Club members plan a chicken barbecue and eighteen hole golf tournament tomorrow. Morning or afternoon play allowed with side games at the clubhouse. Prizes include two golf balls for best scores and special buckles for top players. Mrs W W Moore and daughter Mary Catherine of Egypt visited on Thursday.
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Lakeside Golf Club
Saints
AJL
Enich
Towendytfens
W. W. Moore
Utte
Mary Catherine
Egypt
Tbe City
Local wedding in Houston draws many attendees
Mrs FP Von Lengerke and Mr Chas Lenperke hosted a Houston wedding. Miss Ray Meth Pegrém of Bay City attended with Miss Loveys Carey and Miss Verncly Verhelle, cousin to the groom's family. The Episcopal church ceremony for Miss Verncly Verhelle and Mr P H Pitman occurred with 125 guests celebrated afterward.
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von Lengerke
Chas. Lenperke
H, F. Carey
Loveys Carey
Wst
Ray Meth Pegrém
Bay City
Ronnton
P. H. Pitman
Chri Episcopal
Verncly
Lengerke
Garey
BH. Venhetle
Little Theatre Delivers Splendid Butter and Begs Show
The Little Theatre presented a strong production of Butter and Begs at the high school auditorium last night. Cast members including Miss Bennico Gordon and George Salladay drew praise, with Mrs. W. C. Reed and Kathryn Meyer cited for standout performances. The crowd applauded vigorously as the curtain rose at 8:15 and stayed engaged through the lively bill.
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Bogle Lake
Nigh
Bennico Gordon
Dane School
Joe Selumain
George Salladay
Mechire
Gilbert
W. C. Reed
Soltess
Joe Lehman
Lehman
R. F
Hampton
Mary Martin
Petey Jones
Gardner Duncan
Gardner
Max Corder
Englashman
International Motor Caravan to Stop One Hour at Eagle Lake
The International Motor Caravan touring the South will visit Eagle Lake next Monday from 3 to 4 o clock, stopping one hour under the auspices of the Frank Stephens Company. The event features demonstrations of International trucks and a making machine for twenty cows in one hour, with exhibits in front of the Frank Stephens Company building. Local attendance is encouraged, with a cordial invitation to see the display and demonstrations.
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International Motor Caravan
Eagle Lake
Fext Morudiy
Frank Stephens
Drayan
Caraven
Bist Lake
Hie Brn
Stephens Copwany
Tikernational Meatier
Notor Trun
Bagh Lake J
Engie Lake
Frank Stephens Company
Girl Who Sees Tomorrow Foretells Five Year Eagle Lake Events
A feature on Jacqueling Lane promoting a fortune telling act at Avalon Theatre. The piece describes her predictions for Eagle Lake over the next five years including fires, urban development, and civic conditions. Noted attendees included Brice McCarty and Mel Tort. The article presents mixed skepticism about her abilities while recording specific forecasted urban changes and social issues.
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Eagle Lake
Jacqueling Lane
Avalon
Jacquet
Jacqueline
McCroary
Riuette
Shea
Eulytvter
Growers Load Second Carload of Cantaloupes Here
Eagle Lake melon growers report second carload of cantaloupes loaded and shipped. quality praised, shipments routed via San Antonio and Aransas Pass freight despatch. trucks crowd packing sheds as prices run at one cent per pound. watermelons also shipped, a brief pause in pulling due to color.
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Tullesaint
Vin Mig
Henelight Tx
Chesterville
Couple of tins married Wednesday at Northivad
Mr Joe Leo Benne and Miss Elsie Wouwlman, both of the city, were married at the bride’s parents home in Northivad on Wednesday afternoon. The bride, a former employee at the Darby Cafe, and the groom, connected with Beane Bros. Wailing Staten, left for a honeymoon to San Antonio and other points west. They will reside at Eagle Lake with best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Joe Leo Benne
Mise Elsie Wouwlman
Olapind
Beane Bros
Wailing Staten
Minin Street
Iris
Beane
Honeymoor
la San Antonio
Eagle Lake
Hendligis
OEE LENGART CONTINUES IMPROVE AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Wo E. Geyhart remains under care after another medical setback at St Joseph Talley. Her condition shows some improvement. doctors report she is now able to respond briefly and is being moved closer to recovery.
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Oee Lengart
Wo E. Geyhart
Uhre St Joseph Talley
Ouster
Rouen
Fragmentary notice from Thomond area cited in local rag
Readable fragments place Thomond and Monifieth near a river or harbor with references to lanes, cranes, and a local fort or harbor works. Mentions Barrie, My FT, Pine, Vill, and concept of a public or construction site. No clear event or date. details fragmented and uncertain.
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von Barrie
Oskieme
Bern
Fork City
Vague travel notice for Oklahoma trip causes confusion
A garbled OCR fragment describes a group bound for Oklahoma with stops at Little Rock and other places. References to Mayes Stephess Wait, Misa Addie Jobson, and Kipgusher appear without clear context. The text mentions a five day span and a person named Hager, with scattered place names.
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Misa Addie Jobson
Wad
Mayes Stephess
Oklahoma
Sinwe
Othey
Sisity
Little Rock
Arkus
de Kole
Hager
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