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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1934
Page
6
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The Bankhead Act would affect about 3506 Texas ginners with potential losses of up to 1535 each from a total 5 472 000 if cotton ginnings remain under the tax free ceiling. Ginners may incur higher costs and little control over output, possibly requiring more office staff as the act influences their business volume. Officials referenced include Thompsen and Secretary of the Coastline Ginnery Association. Rain and turnout described as heavy in Beaufort area.
Mr and Mrs W of Kelly and non Joe formerly of Eagle Lake have shipped household goods by wagon and left early Saturday for Lake Charles Louisiana to settle where Mr Kelly will work at a rice mill They left Orange fourteen years ago and were at the Eagle Rice Milling Co until it closed The note ends with a humorous local anecdote about an elderly man seeking hair growth tonic and a joky exchange about a bottle promising a cure
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