Cheaper Cotton Worm Control Advised by Local Expert
Bay City papers report farmer Eusar I Kemp of San Antonio presented a cheaper poisoning method for cotton worms. The plan uses a home made dip sprayed on plants, mixed with water and a small amount of chemical, with demonstration tours offered in the territory. The Bay City Tribune notes the cost is modest and that demand for supplies is rising.
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Paris
Greau Grosny Otter
Eusar I Kemp
San
Reap
Kes
Bay City
Bribane
Victoria
Bay
Vaya
Bay City Tribune
Hutton
Kemp
Sup Railroad
Tad Jar
Owen
Brower Family To Move From Eagle Lake To Columbus
Mr Brower and family plan to relocate to Columbus where he will be an engineer at the Morton Horton gravel pit. His wife and two daughters Miss Lorene Brower and Miss Edey Brower will remain in Eagle Lake until a suitable home is found. The move follows the Browers growing attachment to the town and its people and comes with Mr Brower seeking a better position in Columbus.
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UN M. Brouwer
Sui
Columbes
Pesi Clis Gow
Juhie
Sin Bruger
Lefe Eupe
Tuum
Bugle Lake
Mr. Trower
Columbus
Brower
Lorene Brower
Edey Dwrer
Ariss Lorene
Saya
Eagle Lake
Mrower
Morton & Horton
Jeff
Wmcule
Golumbug
Iase
Auitran
Westmoreland
Detroit News visitor at Eagle Lake church revival
A feature writer from the Detroit News, Capt Grant, tours northern cities with a road trip for human-interest stories. He visited the Headlight office and local sites, describing his travels from Florida to Oregon and back to Detroit, with plans to publish weekly columns and photos. W. Hine to lead a weeklong revival at the Christian church in Eagle Lake starting Sunday.
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Grant
Detroit News
Nanb
Mfon- Pay
Therpearritee
Grant Wre
Alpsost
Florida
la Mobile
New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Beaumont
Honeton
BL Page
Ht Pus
Los Angeles
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Monires
Detroit
Die Tendlight
Une
Kontos Reema
Una
Wharton Roosters Tour Expands Trade Territory
A party of Wharton business men touring the region reported driving through Wharton and nearby towns plus visits to East Bernard, Louise, and Lissie. They described covering hundreds of aisles on the expedition with limited prior practice and noted a second trip planned for Tuesday on the opposite river side.
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Wharton Roosters
Itty Miler
Wharton
Lissie
East Bernard
Wallis
Notrach
Tednysday
Cos
Ars
Old swimming place on river returns as popular resort
A flooded riverside swimming site that drowned due to mud and dangerous currents is reported to be resurfacing and inviting visitors again. Locals recall summers past when it drew families and youths, with a deepening bank and hopeful return despite lingering hazards.
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Kenyon
Dud
Talbird LeCreary
Te Wld
Aunday
McCreary
Davidson Tries 15 Hand At Gardening
Local note recounts I Davidson and wife Mrs Davidson tending a garden at home through summer. Okra and watermelon crops show unusual growth with comment on pod length and the gardener’s pride in harvest, as the Headlightsman delivers produce this week.
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Davidson
I. Davidson
Aldo
Mra Davidson
Belog
Texas
Mother of Hallettsville Editors Passes Away
The Heaught extends heartfelt condolence to Megvs and Te W Meilaeh editors of the Tulletesyihy News upon the death of their mother Mid. B. O. Meltzen aged nearly 64. She died at her Hallettsville home Monday after, born in Goswly Aubule Germany, moved to Texas at age 14, later settling at Industry Austin county. Survived by husband, six sons and one daughter.
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Shicerest Agullathy
Texas
Industry
Austin County
First sack of rice in Bay City attracts attention
The Bay City Tribune reports M. T. Hevsner delivered the first sack of rice for 1623. The sack, sold to the Berday Rice Mille, brought 25.00 dollars with an additional 99.00 dollars raised as a bonus. The event drew local interest and reflected a celebratory habit in Bay City.
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Bay City
Bay
Bay City Tribune
Berday Rice Mille
Griffitts Family Plans Move to Eagle Lake
The Eagle Lake community welcomes Mr W S Griffitts and his family from Wightown Texas as they prepare to relocate. Griffitts, a well known ironworker, previously lived in Garwood and later East Texas. He intends to settle on the former site and establish a home as soon as a dwelling is secured. Three daughters hope to begin school at the opening of the fall term. The town anticipates a productive addition to the community.
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W. G. Darby
Maprea Andise
Nottatra
el Campo
John Harvisher
A. Berton
Nottawa
Darby
Berby
Helen
Dorothy
Eagle Lake
W. Grifitts
Wightower
Rix
Griffitta
Lin
Garwood
East Texas
Brisissine
Siuulies
Is Abster
Afra
G. CO. Weisler
Timthe
Gritt Tits
Avivinys
Farmers Weigh Poison Use Against Boll Weevil
Several farmers are testing poison as a method to combat boll weevil. They report many cotton fields with poor bloom numbers and blame the weevils. If poisons prove effective elsewhere, more growers may adopt this practice next season.
Watermelons Shipped From Austin County and Bellville
The report notes Cut Spring shipped 180 cars of watermelons while Bellville sent about 240 cars. Shipping at Spring had ended, with mentions of rind colors and eating quality. Local residents Mr Theo and Mr Erastgald are cited along with visitors Mr Murray McNeil and Mrs J E Brigham at Columbus.
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Theo
Brest
Bernard Con Jonnity
Vitor
Jast
Cut Spring
Erastgald
Bellville
Brast
Murray McNell
J. E. Brigham
Columbus
B.A. Toliver
McNeil
Ash Jia
Ly Moxley
Pretty Wedding At First Baptist Church In Eagle Lake
A wedding occurred Friday at the First Baptist Church in Eagle Lake. Miss Lucye Carnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Carnes, married Mr. Jamie Lloyd Day of Somerville Tennessee. Rev ALA PLM officiated. The bride wore an orange lunnet with pink roses. Attendants included Mozette Bayne of Beaumont and others from nearby towns. After the ceremony the couple planned visits to Houston New Orleans and Arkansas before settling in Somerville.
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Dagle Lake
Gielock
First Baptist
Carnes
Utughus
A. T. Carnes
Jamey Lloyd Day
Somer Ville
Tennessee
Eorange
Mozette Bayne
Beaumont
Veru Messie
R. V. Puting
Scott Carney
Ass Margareh Little
Miles Louise Adams
Deaneron
Alice Putney
James Manly
Somerville
Southern Pacific
Bauston
New Orleans
Palute
Arkansas
Somer Lville
Eagle Lake
Old South
Mr. Day
Somervilla
Wso
Janes Manly
Yowerthville
Muzette Payne
Tenumient
Louise Adams
Coleron
John A. Norrig
Cnuedren
Austin
J. Wright
Whurtoy
Richmond Davie
EL Ciupe
Lee Davidson
Miax Kase Mue Midbinney
Mire
L. Durideoo
Putney
Mouston
Man who spoke here injured in accident
The speaker Mever Alistoen who addressed a Ku Klux Klan event at the city park weeks ago was seriously injured Tuesday at Lockhart when his car started and knocked him into a building chain near the courthouse yard. He was taken to a Temple hospital for treatment as relatives plan a return visit.
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Mever Alistoen
Evensigs
M. O. Harper
Behait
Ku Klux Klan
Lockhart
Court Towse Yard
Allslucia Wits
Baelo
Terrell and Sons Ship Choice Melons from Culhonn
Melon growers across the region supply premium fruit as Terrell and Sons ship multiple cars this week from Culhonn. The best loads include a 73 pound melon and a 62 pound watermelon labeled Texas Sweetheart, with shipments handled for market through Tesca Form Korean at Dats.
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Messia
Jerrell Rayske
Terrell
Culhonn
Curio
Hat
Cotton Picking Expected To Begin Early In August
Early reports indicate cotton picking should start in the first week of August with fluctuating prices and widespread activity. Eagle Lake and adjacent towns show strong harvesting interest while other areas lag and await market conditions and buyer offers.
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Cotion
Katto
Eagle Lake
Tagle Lake
Local Boy Scouts Plan Big Camp Outing
Rey Scouts hold a Tuesday night meeting at the home of Rev. Ot dahnsurt in Ter to discuss joining scouts and important business. Leaders urge attendance for plans on a Boy Scout camp and fundraiser details to support the event.
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BOY Scouts
Marian Meaughlin Dies in Houston After Operations
Marian Meaughlin, a severely crippled man from Fougly Lake, died in Houston last week after undergoing two operations at a hospital. His legs, deemed useless, were removed in an effort to save his life.
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Marian Meaughlin
Houston
Marian McLaughtin
Wao
Fougly Lake
Iim
Rory of Colored Woman Shifted Here Prom Houston
Remains of Marin Pevedne, colored, died in Houston. Body shipped to Bagie Lake on Tuesday. Burial planned at Hearne cemetery near the place. She was about four years of age and had lived in this section until a year ago when she moved to Houston. She was a slave of Tea Doniely Laiey-Carten.
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Marin Pevedne
Cole ‘Ored
Houston
Bagie Lake
Laion
Hearne
Myer
Houstor
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J. W. King
GoTo Lake
Waytaider
Fielth
Wasda
Hasenbeck
Diane
Crych
Whderstanding
Lumin Batucy
W. Hine
Bagle Lake
Ning
King
Hallettsville
W. S. Grifftuts
Baptist Church
Lucye Gene Carney
James L. Day
Lee Mody Wow
Mey
Mary
2. T. Westmare
John Woetmtorej
Noid
Re. Jmaleder
Abeweek
TERRELL & SONS _ SHIPPING CHOICE CARS
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Rory
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