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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
3
The record notes that no meeting took place on Monday night June 1 due to a scheduling issue. It states that the next regular business meeting will be Monday night June 24 and urges attendance. It also reports A. J. Moore and family moving to Rosenberg and notes the department has lost another fireman. It asks for volunteers to join the department’s force.
Jefferson County Senator Allan Shivers plans a formal campaign kickoff in Port Arthur on Thursday June 27. Dean of the Texas Senate and World War II veteran will broadcast a speech over the Quality network from 8 to 8 30 p m. The event is billed as of interest to every voter.
Merlin Ney and family hosted relatives from Eagle Lake and highlands, with Mrs. Ney visiting from the area. Lenge attends Southwest Texas State Teachers College summer session in San Marcos. Joyce Nauman is also a summer student. The Rench family from Houston visited, joined by Coach Edwin Rench and children. A neighbor’s tale recalls a man who fed the cemetery daily to mourn his wife’s first husband.
Rotary visitors Joe H McCreary and others attended in Columbus on Tuesday with Dr Truman McMahan speaking on the Atomic Bomb and Dr Reed demonstrating bone setting. Jack Grieves becomes Baby Rotarian. Jenkins Day party planned at Jenkins home in Rock Island. A Mikveton active in Eagle Lake streets.
An old style advertisement touts PR KIRS SWAMP ROOT as a remedy for bladder irritation and excess acidity. It claims fast action on urine flow, backed by a physician's approval and a blend of 18 herbs and roots. Sold by druggists with assurances of gentle kidney support.
S Rude of the Menard Laboratory announced a salve for cattle to combat the Gulf Coast tick. The preparation blends DDT and dibutyl phthalate in prescribed percentages and is applied to ears or horn bases for 1 to 6 weeks. The product targets ticks causing Bo 1 percent cases and is set for commercial release soon.
Fragments mention cooling to 125 degrees, diburg phthalate and DDT mixing, uniform blend of stock. One gallon stock treated. cattle heard referenced. Unclear context and incomplete details limit fuller interpretation.
An exchange on holiday plans reveals differing views on visiting Masega Beach for a holiday. One speaker insists on the beach destination while another favors a busier, more crowded locale, highlighting preference clash.
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