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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1927

Page

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Cotton Season Opens Two Weeks Earlier Than Average

The 1827 cotton crop opened Monday two weeks ahead of the typical start as three bales of new cotton were marketed. Wash Norris, a colored farmer on Miss Kare Tirriffin's place, won the premium for the first bale. George Jigkeon and John Sutton each produced notable bales bought by local merchants, with prices around 1914 and 15% respectively. Donations flowed for the first sale premium fund as more bales arrived shortly after. The article notes the opening date and lists earlier reference points in history.

Wash Norris Kare Tiriffin Gyorgy Seydler Herder Stine Seydler Waust Nortis Vanatiens Frank Koueee Het Wits Prite Bimshoft George Jigkeon JE Roberts John Sutton Cue Geo Herder Mit

Rat bite infection endangers Houston man at St Josephs

Mrs James A G Cooke, manager for Western Union, visited Mr Cookeo at St Josephs Infirmary Houston Tuesday night. He suffered an infection in his right hand from a rat bite while attempting to trap the rat in his store. Initial neglect led to fever and feared blood poisoning. His condition improved and doctors say the danger period has passed. Also noted are visits by Mrs Hal Willson and Howard from Houston, en route home from Corpus Christi, and social contacts in the Weimar community.

James AG. Cooke Western Union Telegraph Company Cookeo St. Josph's Infirmary Houston Cooke Cook Ines Hal Willson Howard Bruce McCarty Corpus Christi

High Line Patrolman to Make His Home Here

Mr and Mrs B M Reviere of Lockhart move to Eagle Lake and will reside in a Stephens cottage next to Mr and Mrs B Stepheny. Revire serves as patrolman for the High Line power company overseeing the district.

B. M. Reviere Lockhart Eagle Lake Mr. Reviere High Ine Power Company Mrs. Reviere Stephens Mra

Garwood Farm Receives First Bale Sale and Poisoning Debate

The Garwood market report shows Leo Boeniseh growing the bale sold to J. G. Reitz for 18 116 cents. A controversial cotton poisoning program uses airplanes to treat fields in Calhoun Waldo Verrell and Wharton areas. Proponents claim rapid pest control and yield gains while skeptics doubt its effectiveness and raise safety concerns about the Quick Airplane Poisoning Company operations.

Garwood Leo J. G. Reitz Repro Rerer Alsa ES Sd Calhoun Curt Quick Airplane Poisoning Company Waldo Verrell Walia "Peerel

Several Boy Scouts Visit Oast For Camping Trip

The Boy Scout unit visited Oast Maye for a weekend camping trip with Wardell and Thos Wardell leading. Dromgovle caught the largest fish, a five pound cod, as others hauled big catches. The Scoutmaster noted lessons on footwear and oyster reef safety. Concrete work continues at the Christian Church site, with a cement floor and new windows. Mrs Bettie Holden, from Yoakum and Austin, visited Eagle Lake friends and former resident Hulten, formerly Bettle Tracy.

Wii Wardell Mamiay BP. J. Porbes Niless Christian Church W.dows Eagle Lake Grain Company Bettie Holden Yoakum Austin Aisit Ning York Hulten Eagle Lake Bettle Tracy Olr

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Coupon Offer in Headlight

The Kellogg Company plans a coupon in the Headlight to run in a single issue. Read the clipped offer and present the coupon at Eagle Lake grocers to receive a full size box of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. Extra copies limited at newsstands.

Kellogg’s Kellogg Company Kellogg's Eagle Lake

Cotton Weevil Damages Crop as Farmers Report Losses

A severe weevil infestation devastates cotton fields with many squares punctured and bolls dropping. Farmers report poor yields where poisoning is not used. some fields show promise where pesticides are applied. Local doctors note damage to stands and predict a difficult season ahead.

Meir Uulls Stephens Bolton Metter Thad Duesday Heriashly Tha Orie Werts Polkondog Honey Harrison Attyston Lurekion Marriser Colton Harrison Uly

Rex Theatre Presents The Creator Revue Next Tuesday

Chas McLellan of the Rex Theatre books The Creator Revue for next Tuesday night. The company includes sixteen professional performers with musical numbers featuring pretty girls. Presented under the Houston Conservatory of Music, the show is described as exceptionally good. Admission is 25 and 60 cents.

Chas. Mclellan Rex Theatre Mefellan Te Houston Conservatory of Muaie McLellan

Early Rice Fields Turn Water Off As Harvest Near

BurlyProlific and curly rice fields will have water turned off this week by Thomas Brothers and others led by Gertson Senbolm and Doc Stare. Growers expect cutting to begin in the latter part of the coming week with favorable conditions for an early harvest. several producers anticipate roughly one week earlier than last season.

Thomas Brothers Gertson Senbolm Brothers Doc Stare Averythiig

Young Baptist preacher travels from San Antonio to Texas churches

An 18 year old boy described as the youngest Baptist preacher spends weeks preaching in Bayle Lake area. Converted in San Antonio, he began preaching three months ago and aims to recruit Catholics to be baptized. His family promotes Spanish services while he plans English sermons at various churches across the state, including Fort Worth and Galveston.

Charles Pieumline Heeyay Bo Seligul Pee Mire Biipeek Engly Lake Prvachias Abilene Norris Fort Worth Louxtyy Tlowstor Ulelet Galveston Kirst Baytiel Wells Phiost Boplat Churel Sugur Jainl

Gol Course In Fine Condition Again Soon

Gol course in fine condition again soon with improved mowing on Lakeslily coarse and greens. tractors and mower crews to cut fairways and restore good condition by next Sunday. Also notes J No Brower and Robertson couples camping and fishing on Colomabo river, mosquitoes scarce, no fish caught but enjoyed outing and meals.

le Grenady J. No Brower Robertson Yorrell’s Hwy Colomabo River

Pioneer Woman Lizzie Dewees 83 Buried in Columbus

Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Dewees 83 longtime Columbus settler were held Wednesday at the First Baptist Church with Rev War ner Stokes officiating. Widow of Bluford Dewees last survivor of the Dewees family linking to founder W B Dewees in 1823. She is survived by son Lonnie Dewees of Houston.

Columbus Lizzie Dewees First Baptist Church Warner Stokes First Baptist Church of Weimar

County fair set for Eagle Lake in October plan

Secretary B H Dauber of the county Tule Association says preparations for Eagle Lake county fair October 6 to 8 are advancing. A directors meeting next week aims to finalize location, events, and financing with plans for extensive advertising if the fair proceeds.

Eagle Lake B. OH. Puber County Tule Association Dauber Fube Cole Wheal Faber

Pretty wedding at Catholic church in Sealy features high society names

A decorative wedding took place at Hy Cattell church near Sealy in a formal ceremony. The bride Miss Hivinu Voorll and groom Mr. Alice Prstivjovsky hailed from prominent local families. The couple departed on the 615 Southern Pacific for a honeymoon in Galveston before continuing to London for a book keeping position.

Cattell J. Fy Hivinu Voorll Durling Llat Mika Maweta Alice Prstivjovsky Kroomanieh Willie Drax Sealy Galveston Tlonston

Contracts Awarded for Tarvia Work on Highway

The Stata Highway Commission awarded a contract to Brown & Root of Georgetown for paving in Fayette County and adjacent Colorado areas. Fifteen miles of tarvia road work and limestone routing were planned, with ten miles in the extreme west end of Colorado County. The award covers multiple segments including Highway No. 20, under the same contractor, as officials note progress and concerns about oversight.

Stata Highway Commission Wislevitay Brown & Root Georgetown Andayette County Highway No. 20 Culworhod-Biegle Lake

Weekly dances draw crowds at Lonus Hall

Fire and crowd imagery describe Friday dances at Lonus Hall on the main road. The Alley Brow Orchestra provides music for the crowd, with about seventy five couples attending last Friday. Admission remains fifty cents, and events occur each Friday night.

Botius Honus

Eagle Lake Booster Band to Start Weekly Park Concerts

The Eagle Lake Booster Band will begin weekly concerts at the city park next Thursday at 8 p.m. and perform for about an hour. Instructor Davis notes the group has made rapid progress with many members new to instruments. Citizens urged to attend and give the boys a warm reception.

Eagle Lake Welock Wml Davis

Governor Revoke Pardons In Contested Case

Governor Dan Moody orders Erekson to serve the balance of a Western sentence after a conditional pardon by Mrs Ferguson is revoked. Erekson had been paroled on good behavior but is now required to return to prison for his remaining term in Jackson County under state orders.

Miriam AL Fer Erekson Pela Dan Moody Erguson Keith Chillyon Nity Jackson County Mee Perguson Tie Lad Campo Mia Cotynbusco Isgrvalod

MRS MARY GLAISER DIED FRIDAY AT HOUSTON

Mrs Mary Glaiser died Friday at Houston 1100ME age years, resident of daughter Mrs J M Tainter Houston. Survived by several daughters and sons, funeral Saturday at home of daughter Schomer and All Saints Cathedral Church with Rev Reet. Burial in July Cross coats beaters listed.

Mary Glaiser Houston Meg Gilvinue J. M. Tainter Avenue Sehdiner J. M. LaNier J. A. Borttychell Lolivton Wile Jam Ghibser Kays Lake Schomer OOL Hurawird Movston Aml All Saints Cathode Church Rev Reet John Amsry J. B. Bogeere George Werner A.T. Knels Rikl Schinerteberg

Poisoning Works for Cotton Farmers Says Local Grower

A local cotton farmer argues poison use improves yields. He recently bought two string machines and claims poisoning boll weevils has revived his crops despite partial exposure. Neighbors note the poison spreads quickly as he applies it in his section.

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Willard Esther Baird Ang Mra. Curry Wilson Garwoods Miss Daley Morgan Bay City Veronica Lucille Bark White Margin Mrs Daley Gulf Rex Our City Tarvia Varge Lonus Twit Weatloveland, Jr Duke State Bank Ophella Johnson Teldnis Stre
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