Bargain offers and notices from Eagle Lake area
A garbled listing from Eagle Lake area reports farm and machine ads, gravel plant notice, transfer requests, and a City of Eagle Lake depository bid call. Items include veterinary services from LaGrange, a tax sewer arrears notice, classified buys, and a mayoral bid deadline set for August 4 1930.
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Texas
A. W. Beste
A. Lamp
LaGrange
Eagle Lake
I. D. Odom
Gdiebrook Place
Hagie Lake
W. E. Welford
Arrest of Jim Smith for pistol theft in Columbus
City Marshal Jus. Osoba arrested Jim Smith on a theft charge during the first of the week. The accused allegedly stole a pistol from Rick White and sold it to parties in Eagle Lake. Smith was jailed in Columbus.
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Jus. Osoba
Jim Smith
Rick White
Esgle Lake
Smith
Columbus
Answer if You Can by Geo W Winningham
A poem lamenting farm woes during hard times. It questions how farmers and workers can survive as wheat prices fall, food costs rise, jobs vanish, taxes increase, freight rates climb, and credit dries up. The piece signals widespread economic distress and uncertain futures for millions.
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Geo. W. Winningham
Unrest and Hunger Prompt Modern City Pondering
A Grand Rapids report describes families living on garbage and fruit scraps, workers and youths destitute, many sleeping in Union Depot, and children lacking meals. The piece compares national poverty with millionaire excess, urging thought on causes and policy.
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Grand Rapids
Union Depot
Sparta Mich
Bentinel-Leader
America
Mttle Michigann
Dairy Press
New York
United States
Tyler Journal
Self-reliance and will power in personal progress
A fragmented motivational passage argues that discontent stems from doubting oneself, urging confidence in ability and adherence to the law of cause and effect. It warns that effort determines outcomes and that hesitation leads to failure, urging clear objectives and direct action.
Sample Democratic primary ballot for Colorado County
The document presents a sample Democratic primary ballot for Colorado County dated July 26, listing candidates for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and other statewide offices. It includes party pledges and county affiliations for numerous candidates across offices from Attorney General to Commissioner of Agriculture and beyond.
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Colorado County
Hotels battle war paint towels and lipstick costs
A Dallas Times-Herald report cites hotel managers discussing rising laundry costs from indelible lipstick stains on towels and napkins. One hotel warns guests of charges for stained towels as they pass through extra wash cycles. The piece also notes a Friday bridge party hosted by Mrs. Bruce McCarty with several guests including Mrs. Autres, Mrs. Autrey, and others, with refreshments and souvenirs.
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Dallas Times-Herald
Bruce McCarty
Bridge Club
Arl Autres
Mix
Elizabeth Autrey
Port Arthur
8. M. Schleicher
Crystal City
C.J. Jennings
San Antonio
Béss Kathryn Ad Ree
A J. Awence
M. Seeeea
B. H. Dally
L. D. Roberts
Christian Science Services and local notices in Eagle Take
Sunday morning service at 1 a m with subject Triirth and Sunday School at 3 45 p m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. Held in T O F Hall. W B Martin and family return from East Texas trip with tale of splent aid fishing. Barbe of Houston, implement salesman, visits Eagle Take. Townes, Brown, Perkins, and Gookenbis relatives visit local residents. Jack Wad- del and J E Broanbrack family stay at Hall Ranch in town.
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Christian Science Services
Triirth
C. BR. Barbe
Houston
Mr. Barbe
Eagle Take
Women and marriage a playful 19th century view
A satirical passage on men and marriage divides husbands into three classes, mocks bachelors, and lists truisms about courtship. It portrays romantic expectations with humor, noting how women should please men, tease, charm, and avoid clinging behavior, while men fear jealousy and loss of interest.
Proper Amount Of Sleep For Adults And Workers
The article outlines how sleep needs vary by daily activity with eight hours as a general rule for most middle aged people. It warns that too little sleep harms health and too long can promote bacteria growth and toxins, risking chronic rheumatism. It notes manual laborers often require more rest and mentions Mrs. W. M. Thacker and her sons returning from a ranch visit between Mason and Menard.
Annuities rise in market lull crowding headlines
In the wake of a fall market break and subsequent sag, annuities have surged as a favored safeguard for speculators and investors seeking fixed income. Bankers note high demand post autumn break, with prominent market players and financiers using annuities to shield families from poverty amid volatility. Urban Burtschell plans a three week California tour stopping at Carlsbad Caverns and Galaprado before returning home, while Mr and Mrs Victor visit Port Lavaca and Ophelia Johnson returns from Kerrville. Edwin Waller of San Marcos campaigns for commissioner of agriculture during Eagle Lake visit, distributing cards. Mrs J Anselin and Miss Ruby Anselin of Houston visit their daughter Mrs S Boothe in town.
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Ife
New York Times
Urban Burttschell
California
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Gal Parado
Victor
Port Lavaca
Ophelia Johnson
Kerrville
Johnson
Edwin Waller
San Marcos
Eagle Lake
Ternoon
J. Anselin
Ruby Anselin
Houston
S. . Boothe
Women Suffering Bladder Irritation Ad Promotes Cystex
An advertisement claims bladder irritation disrupts sleep and causes burning sensations. It pitches a 48 hour test for Cystex with a money back guarantee if no quick improvement, urging purchase at a specific store.
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Beckmany Store
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