For Rent Southeast Bedroom Adjoining Bath and Garage
Rental notice listing a southeast bedroom with adjoining bath and garage. Contact Mrs A McClenshes at Gur for details.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
9
Rental notice listing a southeast bedroom with adjoining bath and garage. Contact Mrs A McClenshes at Gur for details.
Local notes describe fine weather and daily activities. Visitors include Mrs. 0. RK Eisuah and troeb Greet Beautmont with stays in town. Several locals host guests and attend visits with Miss Anna Bragdon and others. Families such as Andrews and Cooper are mentioned alongside neighborly visits and social exchanges.
A stream of visits and relatives appears as residents and guests travel among towns. The text lists names such as LeRoy Caylor, Grace Caylor, Lisle Lanter, and families from Sagie Lake, Wharton, Columbus, and Greenville while describing Sunday and Monday social events, a birthday, and late arrivals.
Eyewitness accounts recount the 180-year-old duel between Henry Clay and John Randolph on the Virginia shore near the Potomac. The confrontation ended with Randolph firing first, Clay's pistol misfired, and both men surviving, while public fury and political repercussions reverberated through Washington and Philadelphia.
A fragment cites a price of four dollars per gallon for an item abbreviated OM. The sparse text shows emphasis on affordability yet lacks full context, making precise scope and entities unclear. Further readable details are needed to identify the product, location, and date.
The notices list candidates for local and county offices in Colorado County with party and position details. Names include Adam Burtschell, Frank Hoegemeter, Ailemer, Emil Rabeg, Bernscher, John Tassedt, Jesse Hook, B Meinert, Er. Schner, Irwin Erith, Walter Adame, Ed. R. Fanka, Fritz Kmskurr, and others for sheriff district clerk tax assessor county clerk treasurer and several commissioner and peace roles. The text reflects party primary actions and candidate listings.
Residents hosted a seventh grade social at the high school with blue and orange decor and a potluck dinner. Attendees included many local families and guests, while a later meeting of the St Joseph Society elected delegates to attend a regional general meeting in Braunsfels in 2028.
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Tonic with Quinine and Iron as a purifier and strengthener. It promises improved appetite, color in the cheeks, and a pleasant taste suitable for children, claiming relief from malaria fever and general vigor.
Chesterville notes list Mr. and Mrs Claud Bodle and Vernon Floyd returning from a Yale trip to Induvola Arkansaa. Mr and Mrs Smith visited Hagia Lake Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Gibbs with kids returned Friday from a week long Yale to Ben Arnold. Mrs Botaru and children with Mrs Cole and tele are posting du Shell Waa this week. The couple seen Coren here and he with Messrs Cole and London kept bate. Mrs J B Davidson was Miss Ligk ja hawt ae Giunilay. Guests Ate and Mrs Tron Davidson and Lenora. Willi Sule and children were glaiting friends Sunday. Lansing Ingraw, Wood Lten Tubbs veiling Jackbilomn Adz. Mrs Splethee and children are rouged fra ply section house to Dry. Teri east of Lown. Our friend Mrs MM Thenly, da Tart combined in her bed. latest reports avos nal voung al ath Well. We wisely wikn Curtia good by e speedy recovery to Mer foruine health diud strength.
The report speaks of golfers traveling to New Orleans for a competition. It mentions players like Twabalene Ari Jane Li and Ephaph, with references to Old Sparkin and the Bugis area. The piece reads like an inexact account of a travel and golf event with colorful names and uncertain details.
A fragmentary report discusses women candidates in politics, noting Washington and Oregon figures, legal constraints, and societal push against liquor. It mentions a movement toward female candidacy, touting abolition of liquor laws and the potential broad enfranchisement impact on elections.
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