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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
9
A Chattanooga officer reports a robbery suspect described as a socialite woman who recently returned to her former home near Victoria, Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as essential for summer months. The ad urges readers to buy now, claiming the product is worth many times its cost.
Limited stock of Bank Account and Methane cotton seed offered by Mrs D M Anderson Matthews Texas. Pastures on the Bernard and Coshatte are posted against hunting fishing and trespassing with prosecutions for violators. This notice means you.
John Bock of this city and Clas Lengerke of Eagle Lake returned from a 100 mile auto trip through the western state park to inspect land interests. A blowout near Weimar caused a short delay but the journey continued with no more mishaps, costing only 16 cents for gasoline and oil. Bock reports fine grass crops from Sabinal to Crystal City and back, praising the region and its hopeful prospects.
Mr. Theodore Burns and his bride Miss Jo Sturck of Brownsville are touring the country in a Ford coupe. They wed last Thursday and plan a weeklong visit to Houston and Galveston before returning to Towneville. The Burns family has long ties to Brownsville with many friends offering congratulations.
Mise Lucile Cassady is sick. Raymond Reed spent Wednesday and Thursday in Galveston. Mrs. Walter Hudgins of Hungerford visited Thursday afternoon. Delanoix, Blessing, sister of Mra Pete Graf, visited. Taylor of Livsle visited parents. J T Reed and M G Darby attended Musonte Lodge installation at Wallis. Mrs Wm Spallanger from Lasse visited Monday. Leo J Trost and family plus Boyce Andrews families hosted San Antonio guests. Wm Mayes and daughter spent the Fourth with relatives. Welmar crowd attended Welmar Fourth. Johnston family planned a San Antonio trip. Roy Winnett and many others attended Rosenberg Fourth.
Local residents record a busy spell with visits to Peniel Palacios and Houston. Families travel for Fourth of July celebrations while others aid relatives and mourn the sudden death of Edwin Weise in Houston.
Miss Anna Mae Causey traveled to Wharton on Thursday to undertake the State teacher's examination. Mrs. Lott and her little daughter stayed behind for a longer visit.
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