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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1932
Page
7
An advertisement touts a care thresher that cleanly separates and removes over 90 percent of grain from straw, enabling thorough work with tough grass. It promises high slugging power and easy money, inviting readers to visit and learn more.
A historical Colorado County notice features candidate Charles D. Rutsa addressing county voters, soliciting support for county judge. The message includes thanks to supporters, references to opponents, and notices of gatherings and endorsements. Local figures and families such as Mr and Mrs NM B Stinner appear in the surrounding text and reminiscences.
A garbled page mixes theater lore with odd facts and thanks cards. It notes Broadway trivia from Victory to Ziegfeld, plus a flood of small notices from readers thanking supporters after elections and funeral acknowledgments.
A candidate for re election as Justice of the Peace expresses deep gratitude to all who voted or supported their campaign. The note emphasizes appreciation for the votes and public backing received during the election bid.
R B Hadden expresses sincere thanks to voters and supporters after the campaign for county commissioner. He commends his opponent for a good campaign and pledges to perform the duties to the best of his ability.
Sunday game features Walter Hintz striking out 16 over six hits allowed as Outlaws lose 2 to 1 to the Peppers. Lacking timely hitting, Outlaws field a strong lineup with Mintz on the mound and Smith at short, while Nick Ney and Jim Ney contribute.
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