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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1924
Page
2
A tonic claim touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as energy and vitality booster by purifying and enriching the blood. It asserts improvements in color, appetite, and strength with quinine and iron, noting it is pleasant for children.
The readable fragment references a Jane celebration and a crowd moving in rain toward a point. It mentions Altair and a casualty list not yet compiled by pres hour, with unclear details and missing names or dates.
The State Department of Agriculture releases a comprehensive statistical bulletin detailing farm acres values ownership tenancy production by counties, cotton mills and other industries, and large land holdings. It also lists state government departments and last legislature appropriations, with copies available from Commissioner Geo. B. Terrell in Austin. Mr. and Mrs. J Nathan and Taph Nathan returned from Palestine visiting Ralph Hurt’s family.
Henry Beckmann riding from Houston to Galveston was joined by Stanley Novotny and family en route home. Novotny allegedly attempted to end his life on the train using knife and shirt rope, causing blood to flow from the washroom door. He was removed to St Joseph Infirmary in Houston by ambulance after the incident. A daughter described his belief that others hunted him.
Mrs George Gray and Miss Alice Grandstatter hosted a Wednesday night 42 party. Adell Hough of Lissie attended as guest. Ethel Ma3t from League City visited with her family. Numerous locals hosted guests and attended church, picnics, and missionary society events through the week.
In a voter message from the 25th Representative District Fanka rejects rumors that he seeks the Klan vote. He says such claims are spread to harm him amid opposition to the Klan and that the Klan itself will not receive favors from him.
Mr. C. A. Higgins purchased the Gray Payne meat market from Mr. Payne and assumed charge of the business yesterday morning. Higgins will continue at the same stand while Mr. Payne decides on future plans. Leo Walkow of Winters arrived for a family visit to Uncle J. Nathan.
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