Voters urged to back Clarence Gilmore and local candidates
The Headlight urges a high primary vote in Eagle Lake and praises Clarence E. Gilmore for a second term on the Railroad Commission. It notes Judge E. B. Mayes as a strong reelection candidate, discusses local crops like darso, and calls for a calm campaign with election day a week away. Crepe myrtles and a Brazos bridge improvement are also mentioned as community improvements.
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E. B. Mayes
Columbus
Judge Mayes
Colorado County
Eagle Lake
Mn Armitt Thomas
Norman
Eagle Lake State Bank
Rock Island
Samples of election tickets for Colorado County primary
Printed as voter aids for July 26 precincts this year the tickets show Democratic and White Loyalty Party lines with many county and state offices listed. Names cover United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller State Treasurer and numerous district posts including railroad commissioners land and agriculture officials plus county and precinct officers.
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Colorado County
Eagle Lake
Alleyton
White Loyalty Party
Joby F. Maildox
Harris County
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Bowie County
Fred W. Davis
Travis County
T. W. (Whit) Davidson
Harricon Co
W. A. Colling
Dallas County
Lynch Davidson
George W. Dixon
Joe Burkett
Eastland County
W. B. Pope
Nueces County
Thomas D. Barton
Potter County
Felix D. Robertson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bell County
Barry Miler
Will C. Edwards
Denton County
Wallace Malone
Torrent County
John D. McCall
Jefferson County
J. M. Melson
Hopkins County
Edward B. Ward
Dan Moody
Williamson County
John ©. Wall
Grayson County
O. D. Baker
Milam County
A. J. Smith
Haskell
Pat Moulten
Collins County
Don F. Smith
Galveston County
Tom Bell
Terrell
McLennan County
C. ¥. Terrell
Wise County
M.N. Marrs
Robert B. Stephenson
Bilis County
George B. Terrell
Cherokee County
J. B. Binkley
Young County
J. T. Robinson
Morris County
Will L. Sargent
Clarence B. Gilmore
van Zant County
J. E Mason
Taylor County
E. Weaver
J. M. West
Leo A. Smith
W. A. Nabors
Wood County
Robt. B. Speer
Walter M. W. Splawn
Supreme Court
William Clayton Wear
Hill County
R.H. Buck
C. M. Cureton
Bosque County
Justice Court OF Criminal Appeals
C. B. Lane
Lattimore
J. Mansfield
BE. Clark
Fayette County
Gus Russek
Jos, V. Frnka
Iwonard Tillotson
Austin County
Lester Holt
Lavaca County
R. A. Weinert
Guadalupe County
E. R. Spencer
Eagle Lake town notes on crops and parade displays
The Eagle Lake brief highlights a busy period with heavy auto traffic, crepe myrtle displays in the city park, and memories of visitors. It praises local tomato yields, notes fertilizer debate, mentions Charte Smith’s visit, and comments on 4th of July window decor and new tire prices from Allen Motor Company.
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Eagle Lake
Jim
Kill the Boll Weevil Calcium Arsenate Price Ad
The Frank Stephens Co lists calcium arsenate to control boll weevils at 13.00 per cwt. Details show a promotional price for agricultural use.
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Frank Stephens, Co
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Weimar Creamery CO
Weimar, Texas
Jersey
O. Boettcher
Weimar
Clarence E. Gilmore
Railress Commission
Charac
Ters
P. A. Norman
Brazos
Reuter
Chris, Rectey
New Orleans
Howard Strahan
Camp Site
Camp Site Filling Station
C. Papenberg
D. W. M. Marshall
B.B. Mayes
W. M. Williamson
John Hastedt
Wegenhoft
Adam Burttscheld
August Schindler
Henry Buescher
Ray F. Kusey
Emil H. Rabel
Otto L. Gross
Patter
N. Davidson
B. H. Meinpat
R. W. Heffley
Geo, W. Keith
Fritz Engelhard
Dallas
of the Peace
Max Conner
J. M. Callison
Wm. Randal
Fritzeinshofp
Owen G. Hobgemeyer
Charte Smith
Commons
Will Walker
H. Nussbaum
Mr. Nussbaum
Schulenburg
Allen Motor Company
W. B. Kerger
Slayton
Minn
Emanuel Roos
Wit
Alt
Norris
Texan
P T Gordon
Norris Bldg
H.W. Carothers
W.F. Brown Carothers & Brown
S.W
Automatic Assy
South
Houston
John C. Hoyd
Opera House
U. S
W. J. Roberts
T. M. Neal
Wharton
W. M. Cummins
W. M. H.T. Westmoreland
Ray F. Arnold
Tulane Gordon
Hall
Weer & Co
Toledo
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