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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
6
A garbled OCR segment collects stray jokes, Bible quotes, a Georgia minister, a bank cashier, a quarrelsome wife, an art dealer with two reproductions, and a wedding gift cue. Readable names and specifics are minimal. overall tone resembles a miscellany from a late newspaper page.
A fragmented notice lists political announcements and rates for county and precinct offices in the Ninth District. Names appear for re election and positions including county clerk county attorney county commissioner precincts and public weigher with several candidates and districts referenced.
A French speaker at a large public meeting in London misspoke and worried he had made a major error. An English neighbor reassured him the slip was merely a gender issue, correcting him by suggesting the phrase "Heneraach" instead of the intended term.
Local notes list multiple visitors and family gatherings in Mentz and nearby areas. Names include Awslt Miller Braden Golla Hagle Lake Rutter Katzebue Wy Treybig Hen tecke Blanchard and Machian, with trips to Houston Pressburg and Bag hvlor Hill. The fragmentary report mentions medical treatment and hoped-for home return within a few days.
Crowley chemist Peeters proposes a patent for producing glucose from beewer's rice to supply glucose for brewing and other industries. The process involves macerating rice byproduct to release glucose, filtering, and concentrating it for use in brewing, leather, and food. The method aims to lower costs by leveraging rice starch content and byproduct streams.
A fragmented OCR note discusses historic taxation on checks and by-products of the era, referencing brewers and Irish workers, a harbor incident, and a guest from Houston. It notes check taxes paid via revenue stamps and bank handling, with remarks on mortgage and insurance documents, and mentions Milton Green of Columbus running for county attorney.
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