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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1927
Page
4
Mrs. B D Brael sustained a right ankle fracture after a fall during a trip at Pentva rout the Tayan. She wore four splints and received rapid medical assessment from an expert.
Mrs W EB Davis hosts a week long house party at her home with three daughters visiting from the area. Mrs TB Stubeneal of Dallas and Mex P HE Camden accompany the group, while Crinky and Mrs K HL Burger and her young daughter from Houston visit the Tavish home.
Renaks departed Monday with Mrs to towhee in a brief, unclear notice. The fragment mentions travel but lacks full names or places for further detail.
The article recalls a floodridden ride of Jon Ruceer and Kus Stephens as they travel toward Lis ale. They cross a waterlogged ridge near a creek with water streaming over, a wagon wheel breaks, and the horse fights to proceed. Several townsfolk and residents, including Mrs Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. etc, are mentioned in a flurry of names and local notes about visits, moves, and daily life. The piece closes with a strange borehole gas well three years old leaking gas and affecting water quality at Boek Istoluis.
A detailed wedding notice describes the marriage of Ila Lichnovsky to Munyy Slavinoba. The ceremony at the church featured Father Janson and nuptial mass, with close family attending. Afterward the couple planned a honeymoon to Galveston and Houston, with extensive social notices of relatives and friends attending and local celebrations.
Nottawa notes report a July weekend family reunion at the Deline home with many relatives present including Jew Hornischer, Charles Dallovil party, Barton family from El Campo, Louise Hornischer and baby, and others visiting from Kenileton and Louise. A separate trip to Ranklinton accompanied by Mrs W Mayes is mentioned along with various social visits.
The first bate of cotton for the East Bernard area was brought by the Brasey Prathers. The load weighed 27 pounds and was raffled by Louis Schewe for the Boer lohee and Rubtvuvity State Gap. The bate traveled about six miles toward Mast Bernard.
Calomel is described as harmful to bones and bowels in a garbled block of text. The draft references dizziness and dental or digestive side effects, mentioning liver and salivation effects, and hints at a remedy or warning against use amid confusion about brands or stores.
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