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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
5
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Austin State University and weather notes about air and bees. The readable bits describe conditions affecting the campus, but specifics like actions, dates, or parties are unclear. Further context would clarify who is involved and what outcome is requested.
Lissie Happenings notes Margy Parker of Eagle Lake visiting Mies Alhn Loe Pre welt and Arnold of Kanan City visiting parents. Fourth of July celebrations and local games described with scores and players listed, including Ments Tharatay and Ber janie team details.
Notice is here given that the delinquent tax list for the Eagle Lake Independent School District will be published in the Eagle Lake Headlight next week’s issue. Those who are delinquent and do not want their names published are requested to settle with the tax collector. W. Oliphiny, Treasurer. H. Morgan, Secretary, Board of Trustees.
The Wick community announces the elected teaching staff for the coming year in the eturig Lake area. Names include Miss Mary Lowise Williams Ming Muthle More felder Mixy Melba Benderyon and Miss Altminar Chitpauas Mes TPetalson Miss Mare Burns Miss Clirm Spell Miss Cforlie Davidson and Miss Tubs Fizhuge. Most are new appointees with the exception of Miss Pitbwel, and local residents express warm welcome.
A chaotic local court scene features a zealous lawyer claiming the verdict defies evidence while a blunt judge and a quirky crowd react. Amid the confusion a salesman and inventor jokes, and a scramble of notices, vendors, and candidates mingle in a restless town gathering.
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