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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1934
Page
5
The entry notes a long awaited break from the drought with promising relief for crops. Farmers are busy planting now and expect benefits from the upcoming showers and improved conditions, though timing remains uncertain.
Cecilia Statl became Mrs Darius Duo in San Antonio on Monday morning July and Rev Gustav P. staff conducted the ceremony. Cecilia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferdaland Stair of San Antonio. Relatives and friends gathered as the newlyweds begin married life in San Antonio.
A letter from a 83 year old reader describes a year long weight loss effort. He claims using a product or regimen, taking recommendations and noting improved health and energy. He urges others to consider the method and its perceived benefits.
County agents report forms for tax exempt cotton are being collected and mailed to each community. Non signers must travel to the county to apply, with notices mailed when mane on file. Final returns must go to the State before exemption certificates are issued by the county office.
The piece notes plans for a Tuesday night program including Gyovgs Salvador Richie Mack Tracy Cox and others. It describes a Methodist Ladies Missionary meeting hosted by Mrs. W B Wheeler with refined arrangements, prayer, chapter study, and talks on topics such as science, freedom, and art education.
Mrs Vineyard hosted a Monday gathering with the Ban- WOM group and a long list of attendees. Among those mentioned were Mr and Mrs W G Adler and Mrs Blasdell of Austin, as well as families from Breckenridge and Daviess, with Bible rogers and regulars noted.
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