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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes Mr. Cooker of Bopston and CE Dailus coordinating a business exchange in Duret City. The Western Union office appears referenced with Durr i and related arrangements.
An advertisement touts a home in Southwest Tesaz as a smart investment with strong returns. It promises abundant resources, water access, and future growth, urging readers to place offers now to reap a harvest of resale and rental value. It claims nearby amenities and development, claiming clear land and improved prospects for buyers.
Horiston residents Meg and Charlie Wiese with daughter Miss Emmesne travel to see family of Mrs A Z Darby. The Texas Farm Women’s Club meet, weather weather shows little effect on attendance. Mrs A J Darby and daughter visit, while Mrs Pere Gerlson and Mr Ged Siasth welcome a new baby. Several locals including Adele Bett and Thelma Thowins visit relatives, with others hosting guests from nearby towns.
The LaGrange Journal reports Judge Mansfield plans another run for office. It recalls his tough prior campaign, notes his health and age, and asserts he will seek support and face opponents next year.
Wharton youths Walter Avmethouk and Donnie Armstrong escaped from Houston area homes and traveled with relatives to Dallas. After radio notices and volunteer alerts, they were found safe in Dallas late Tuesday, with hopes of returning to their families.
Mr and Mrs A L Barper Mr and Mrs Jos Gregg and Mrs Mitt Adkins of Davidson Oklahoma visited during the past week ending events.
Mrs. Max Fowde hosted a Thursday evening Bleidge party in which guests enjoyed a bridge game and prizes. Winners included Mrs. Ruth Hurl and other attendees. refreshments featured tuna salad, buttered vegetables, olives, and cake as judging and prize giving followed a view of scores.
Mrs W E Leckner hosted the Wednesday Bridge group at her home with members from Blewing Dastlir Tin Hart Palestine Beexwun Torseit and MeQlélan. Guests included Bradbury Brassig Hully Nullns Inuda and Soothers. Kitles swan winner received decorative drink glasses while Mrs McClellan won guest prize. A salad luncheon with angel food cake and Delaware Punch followed.
A Negro man, about 28, was jailed after being charged with poisoning his wife at Boury Herring, near Venna. The alleged crime involved a two week old canilttiway and a dramiter, with a report of flowers and a pot sound. Deputies and officers tracked him to Ganndo where he remained in custody at Widne jail. Additional names and locations include Marl, J.B. McVerd, Arthur Mekivay, Walia Cl Hity, Miss Margie, and Mrs. Wo Pi Porter among others in a sprawling, unclear suspect list.
East Texas reports show peach growers busy in sheds and orchards as they prepare the harvest. Weather and crop conditions vary with some damage and price notes while shipments to local markets and neighboring towns continue amid seasonal activity.
A fragment notes a visit by Mss to towns of her brother Me Howard Fitzgerald, mentioning a location in a Falial area. The readable text names no clear dates, organizations, or outcomes. The item reads as a travel or familial appearance note with limited identifiable details.
Report describes a District Baptist Association gathering and the 40th session of the Woman's District Council to be held next Thursday through Sunday. It notes preparations for about fifteen hundred to two thousand attendees and lists several local participants and visitors.
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