Meeting of business men set for Monday
A city meeting of business men was called for next Monday after a poorly attended comped session last Monday. A committee was appointed to develop plans for a Chamber of Commerce to promote trade and attract industry to Eagle Lake. Also noted was the opening of a new Grocery Company store, with the owner and his family planning to relocate here by the tenth of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herder
W. B. Lenhart
Jess
Willeth
Meath
Lyon
Whch
Ety Dal
Ean Ik Wis
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Adeovk
Bay Oly
Cuiligay Grocery Company
Fox Eagle Lake
Ani Twa
Rock Island citizen preserves old war relic found near Buckanay Creek
Bir Townsend of Rock Island owns a long two foot blade weapon unearthed about a mile from the Glans Trail by Buckanay Creek. Found sunk in ground and cleaned with gasoline, the relic resembles a dirk with a two inch wide blade. The handle bears a fish-scale grip and the hilt shows the initials W A T and the marking Li. 5 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Bir
Most Townsend
Rock Island
Townsend
Tawhatnd
Towsend
Buckanay
Créek
Gravel Pits Open by July First in Meantime Disputed
Local reports describe gravel pit openings planned by July first led by John Tanner and associates. Details show contention over land access and railroad shipments, with officials debating timelines and costs while work progresses on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE SA
John Tanner
Wtane
Geter
Abe
Niaie
Une
MyUirhy
Vunner
Gea Oer & Wanner
Suval
Othir
Joe
San
Lyris
Titian
Fey
Galandius
Annie
Old Eagle Lake Boy Returns Home After Weekend Edits
Howard Dyke, once acursteina owner, returns to Eagle Lake duties after weekend gang activity. The article notes his mother Aira and J. M. Duke, a former Eagle Lake youth, as regionals in the period. He and associates reportedly pulled down two wells near Uordewn with drifted tools. Mrs. Duke, an elder citizen, reports his homecoming and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dyke
Cursteina
Mit
Aira
J. M. Duke
Eagle Lake
Uordewn
Stade
Hse
Sten
Wiy
Uorsleana
Local visitors attend at Whiddoshly hall in summer
Mr unl Alrs, John FP Besid and Mrs Suilly Weet wovelind came Tuesday for a bellet into her wotter. They with Mrs Wrest auiratnd, Miss Willy Weatwovelund and Mr and Mrs GR Abney left for Bai Amtonte after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unl Alrs
John FP. Besid
Suilly
Wrest
Willy Weatwovelund
Mr.and
Mes
Abney
Grammar School Enjoys Dancing Party
grammar school hosts a Friday evening party with Miss Whi Anlee Breluwels as guest of honor. The event features decorations in the season colors erdage gui ellver and cliss flowers with sweet peas. Guests enjoyed games and dancing in a classy, invitee-laden gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Meinwehr
Etoile Ielien
Allen Academy Band Comes Here Saturday Tour Portrayed
A damaged travelogue notes Allen Academy Band visiting towns Saturday for a demanding tour. Officials plan welcoming receptions and traffic safeguards during the visit, with Bevan and 18 supporters praising the boys’ reception and the Academy’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Travelogs Li Wix Automobiles Auth Busses
The
Curtism of Goodwill
Breau
Tts
Ant Recere Ciobs
Alew Academy
Engle Lake
BuLuilay
Lerniay
Ted Stan
Cosine
Wrilboe
Hagle Lake
Voney
Bevan
Haan
Hhorsygs
Metialit Teo Academy
Micwiberot
Wai Giry
Atnad Wrebeitiat
Vaullon
Seisie Tako Proadsiat
Baie 4A
Wichita Falls Trams Big KD Kallina
Lt Kallina and 9 former Gunwood Bay players reportedly under contract with New York Vines, moving through Bloomington and Lasheed purchases, with duties set at Wichita Falls according to weekly reports, while Howard Fitzgerald and others are noted in single-page tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallina
Gunwood Bay
New York
Vines
Bloomington
Rex Theatre Showing New Oval Moving Pictures
Rex Thevere presents a program of oval moving pictures with added dates and scenes. The article lists upcoming shows, local interest photographs, and a request for suggestions from the public. Next week features Jeirgaia week with nightly Plotubes changes and Rex Theatre ad notices in the Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Thevere
MeLutra
Ulaakeetees Acelgadon Company
Edite Abisiadie Temple Corderdtande He Coe
Femtins
Hhuwbos
Peru
Mile Jaeme
Anyi
Viecolenstone
Otieere
Milenie Leds
Unwhom
Beabekl
Wosuy
Taclid Tagethert Venidrecluwe
Lnt
Rex
Turkeys Hatch In Coop As Hen Guards Brood
In a rural scene a hen sits, guarding a brood of young turkeys as chicks hatch. A farmer notes the mother hen tending her nest while the flock grows, the long process revealing how mother birds care for their offspring through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta
Tulad
Hembie Berma
Officers recover loot in Alleyton robbery case
Police report details a confession and recovery of a portion of money stolen in an Alleyton loot incident. Sheriffs and officers recovered cash and valuables, with suspects linked to the crime and multiple arrests described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleyton
Lis_yart
McKinley Guyit
Lym Negré
Sheri Weir
D. Muegemeyer
Wink
Wf Allpyton
Samievet
Duede Durkutes
Joel
Conity
Italy
Kidae
Ann Gine
Cabourk Shdy
Bonds Citizen Magi: Vod Returns Os Splids
Fragmentary OCR text references bonds, civic matters, and planters, with scattered names and dates. The readable portions hint at a local political or financial notice involving bonds and civic planning, but details are garbled and no clear events or persons emerge.
Grasshoppers Reported by Many Farmers Across Counties
Reported widespread grasshopper swarms across multiple counties with farmers noting heavy infestations. Names appear garbled in OCR but indicate local reporting from farm communities and references to affected areas near Texan counties.
Power Eagle Lake Man Bets Victorer Proleedn
A fragmented probate style notice describes a man from Eagle Lake wagering on a property involving two buildings and associated businesses on Main Street and a neighboring street. It mentions Alkek and Sem Atsek as related parties and references a sale or transfer process tied to Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Man Beys Victorer
Cho
Diwolt Atkub
al Paul
Ryzel
Depperts
Belek
Alkek
Need
Victoria
Officers Seize Whiskey Still Near Eldridge Home
Police and deputies raided a Bulwige Place residence near Eldridge, finding a whiskey still hidden in cloth and several jugs of liquor. The wife of Otto Kikunt reportedly aided the operation as officers held a conference, detained the occupants, and later released some family members after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kikunt
Henry, Daniels
Roel
Ethiy
Kiisuhr
de Vitiers
Restiustbury
le Gitteara
Elkuhr
Rewala
Hou
Ramgtie i Aye
Tive
Serentonn
Tragic drowning of local baker brothers shocks town
In a grim accident Monday two brothers of a local baker died by drowning. Reports detail a family tragedy during a funeral-like gathering as they attempted to help a struggling child. Authorities and witnesses describe a rapid, tragic incident ending with a body recovered near the shoreline.
Caseway Ford store ading routes for visiting day
Advertisement notes special store routes will be given for visitors and children on an upcoming day. The fragment mentions Aurea and Vier Castle Wi Hue Ming’s pager and various garbled names, but the readable fact is a store event with routes for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Vier Castie
Hue Ming
Childeen
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Pho Xehouly
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Wilson
Aiea Academy
Te Tauulty
Gruluk Livat
Aled
Adlon Aeutny Aided Corps
Che Wemie Worms
Mir
Wilaon
Ianimonitor
Muauter
Cale
Buboeia
Mra
Rabeerty
Apis Roberts
Gov
Pee Ba Ban
BIG
Kallina Gonss
Wichita Falls
Tita
Anty
Seusun
Aloses
Marceevel Lib
Laney Titogoms
Haan Taadehe
Biown Uaisis
Turkey
Robert Raumersceant
Camumytatey
Praia
Pitacha
le Beg
Cotta
Frank Googtie
Whett
Helier
Chatbhetoy
Cyan
Ebenes
Vlettligg Vrelithven
Eldridge
We Brothers
Abe Paget
Beecher
Aetoa
Davllir
Teauk Stephens
Hare
Avene
Atenjadndt Morty
Pivnik Boys
Gantugen Beuther
Weber
Bors
Bal
Caseway Ford Company
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