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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes list names and events from Bernardo area including visits, family gatherings, store activity, and local residents. Many names are garbled or misspelled, with references to crops, pastures, a New Mexico trip, and a baby dabber establishment.
Holy communion at 8:00 a.m. and services at 1:00 p.m. Rev. Fo M Johnson presiding. Church events include a sermon and attendance by parishioners. additional greeting extended to Lavinetlan.
A vintage advertisement touts Grove’s Testelesa Chill Tonic as a mood purifying and energizing remedy. It markets quininized iron as essential to blood purification and vigor, claiming strong tonic value and even suitability for children.
The Fogle Lake Rotary Club hosted an entertainment program in Housin on Thursday of last week. Local talent including Mrs Wola Terrell Mose and Don Wicks performed harmony numbers and readings while guests praised the Rotary hosts for a lively afternoon ahead of student duties.
Rotary club guests at the Dallas hotel banquet heard Houston talent billed by Mrs. Blu Todd of Dallas. Mrs Ed Floke and Fausto Teledreed produced a strong musical program with vocalists Miss Ey ders Wise Echo and Miss Rose. Houston entertainers Hermon Kerenweig and violinist Werhian Kernweig complemented the evening with piano and violin selections.
A fragmented account describes a community gathering at Heberville, naming several attendees and activities. The text mentions Kampesg participants, fishing, a camp, and local figures such as Mic Roberts and Beaudry, with scattered details about meals and events.
Henry Byeli discusses a proposed tax raise and its impact on the city budget. The plan would lift the city’s tax rate by a substantial percentage, affecting residents and services.
Mrs G I Abney and daughter Miss Margaret accompanied by Mr Paul Alm and four cousins arrived from Europe for a visit to Hire Abney's former hometown. They will stay for a time and plan to tour local sites.
New Orleans market reports say rice prices in the southern United States have risen gradually as stock in mills remains tight. Pred W. Richet of Richert's MATS notes total clean rice production about 600,000 pockets and June 20 remaining stock under 160,000 pockets. He links the shortage to two poor crops in 1924 and 1925, with rainfall delays and irrigation limits affecting harvests in several states.
A flurry of local visits fills the week with Gillette guests and extended family gatherings. The community notes customs from Wharton to Waelder plus preparations for a late cotton harvest and a marriage mention signaling future plans for residents Vera Prele and Walter Matthius in Wharton City.
A Terre Haute woman recalls weakness and nervousness eased by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits restored strength, appetite, and energy, noting she felt fully well during and after childbirth. She endorses the product and invites inquiries.
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