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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1924
Page
6
The Headlight announces Henry Buescher for reelection as tax assessor, Reneldierbrlems and others vie for local offices. Candidates include a county clerk and a judge, all subject to White Loyalty Party primaries. supporters urged to vote.
The Headlight announces W A Dallas as candidate for County Commissioner Precinct No 4 Colorado County subject to White Loyalty Party primary. It also lists R W Heffley Provinct No 5 candidate and Geo W Keith re election candidate for Precinct No 4 subject to party. W D Frnka Garwood is named for Precinct No 1 with similar eligibility and appeal for votes.
The paper announces multiple candidates including B. H. Meinert for Superintendent, Otto E. Gross for Tax Collector, Adam Burttschell for Sheriff, J. F. Weynhoff for County Clerk, J. J. Potter for County Treasurer, W. M. Williamson for County Attorney, August Schindler for Sheriff, and BD. W. M. Marshall for County Judge. All entries indicate candidacy subject to July primaries and seek votes and support.
The Headlight carries notices authorizing candidates for local offices across Colorado and adjacent areas. Included are Max Cooper for Justice of the Peace in DPreemer N.S., H.B. Haln for County Commissioner Precinct 1, A. L. McCormick for re-election to County Commissioner, Fritz Engelhard for Precinct 4, J. M. Callivan for Constable, Fritz Emshof for Public Weigher, W. M. Rundaw for Public Weigher, and Leonard Tillotson for the 25th District Representative, all subject to White Loyalty Party or Democratic primaries and urging votes and support.
A simple method described uses salt laid around ant holes to drive them into their nest. Salt is said to destroy the nest and stop the colony’s growth. The note mentions ants live about two months, highlighting a basic home remedy from a historical guide.
Misy Tuth Chippy spends weeks with relatives at Seto Beweh and expects to remain until early next month while enjoying the beach resort. Cadet Toa Carnes Jr returns home from West Point for the summer with the Carney family. Friends greet him after a year’s absence. Catchum Arsenate offered at thirteen dollars per hundred drums by The Frank Stephens Co. Buy In Eagle Lake.
City Marshal J G Clapp says he will start issuing dog taxes within a day or two, requiring Owens dog owners to pay or have their dogs impounded and killed. Miss Elisa Randall returns home from Draughens Business College in Galveston. Extra Headlight copies sold at Beckinahs Drug Store. Mr and Mrs C M Momack of Houston visited Eagle Lake friends last weekend.
An old Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertisement promises to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system in two to three weeks. It asserts healthier children and says worms will be expelled naturally. Available at 60 cents per bottle.
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