Eagle Lake Headlight Establishment Details
Eagle Lake Headlight records show establishment date March 8 with publisher Bruce W McCarty listed. The paper operates in Colorado County Texas, issues every Friday, and is entered as second class matter at the local post office.
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Bruce W. McCarty
Saal Ores
Bagsteks
Bape Lake Ravertiver
BEM
Marsh
B& P
Eagle Lake
Culonado County
Texas
Macis Lake
Crockett News Notes From Rock Island Gatherings
Crockett area social items list visits and guests. Mr and Mrs ET McQueen and son Brent Wright hosted, with Mrs EW Wright and Miss Alice Wright seen. Etta Kolb and others mentioned among families visiting relatives in La Grange and Howitt. Meyer Weaver of Howitt and Fred Weaver noted. weekend church and Y Club events referenced.
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Uty
McQueen Brent
F. A. Roperson
Campo
Hm Fioumay
la Grange
Relszires
Mary “Weaver
Howitoh
BNE
Fred Weaver
Evlridse New Suncan at Rotter Wire
A fragmented note reports Evlridse New Suncan involved with ROTTER wire events. Details are unclear but imply a local incident connected to a media outlet. Further readable elements point to the names and organization as key entities in the brief item.
Snake lore and venom myths from Colorado County residents
A local piece debunks myths about snakes and outlines real behavior, venomous species, and identification tips. It lists snakes in Colorado County such as Spreading Adder, Red bellied snake, Copperhead, Cottonmouth, Coral snake, and several garter and water snakes, noting which are beneficial and which are dangerous.
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Cruta
Colorado County
North Almerite
Notte
Las Intes
Apolvenois
United States
She Gore
Wweaseryer
Syakes
Chosenth Simiiar Enor
Eagle Lake
Ateiman
Colaragds
Meutz News Social Roundup Notes Visits and Meetings
Meutz News from Mrs. OJ Class lists weekend visits among local families. Names include Kanak and relatives in Houston, Kansteiner and family, Prile, Karsteiner, Gillean baby in Hear Columbus, and many others visiting or hosting in the area. Community ties are highlighted with multiple households hosting and seeing guests.
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X Kanak
Houston
Sid
Ani Sim
Woo Braden Muna
Willie Lee
Arond Kanstever
Prile
Kguisteiner
L. C. Hennecke
Wit
Hallie Botechue
Miratel Age
Dennis Prank
Elildeon
Anit Mim
Telco
Beward
Runben Minrle
Oaty
Alina Fledge
Texafives
Cat Spring
Enears
Sol Karsteiner
Td Kuostivary
Muga Grabew and
Mery Lovig
Grabew
Columbus
Afolph Kanstiener
Henry Gillean Baby
Hear Ocohimbis
Ferber
Corll Gloger
Ehieh
Oscar
Huss
Garwood Social News Highlights Local Gatherings and Death
Garwood residents and visitors share a week of visits and outings with families in Houston Corpus Christi and Rosenberg. gatherings feature Mrs Ciyae Jackson Mr J arenny Mrs Lee Glass and others attending church picnics and bridge clubs. The item notes a death in the Garwood community of Robert Clark.
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Ciyae Jackson
Houston
ALLY
Aucome
Wack
MC. Jarenny
Mur
Mra
R. A Shogo
Dua Jabe
Lermures
Viccotta
Ane
Lee Glass
Giara Stock
Reganvid
Harold Treyoig
Sacuuay
Corpus Ghristh
Green
Heneke
Hodstan
Chudiel
Lake Ciaries
J. J. Young
Roy Bhoop
Fravia Green
Guntadiy
TL. C. Werlla
Rosenberg
Dave Wright
G. Drapela Af Houurett
Pana
J Drapeja
J. Hopkists
Mieeibers
Hhi Bridge Club
Clarence Dune Klofs
T. Dunislets
J. W. Havar
Clarence Danklers
Q. T. Danklers
Garrood
Robert Clark
Chesterville Family News Notes From Local Visits
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs K P Berryon of Austin visiting Mrs afE Jordan. Mrs C HL Wills and son Ay Recurned home with them for a visit. Frank T Gullin of Houston visited Mr and Mrs A Bh Jordan and Mrs G A Paschall and children. Many locals hosted relatives and friends, with travel to Boling Bogie Lake and Lissie mentioned. Several families like Tubes, Denton, Worencraft, and Miter are noted for weekend visits and homecomings.
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Leonora Seiph
K. P. Berryon
Austin
Af.e. Jordan
C. HL Wills
Frank T. Gullin
Houston
A. Bh. Jordan
G. A. Paschall
Childres
M E Seiph
Boling
Nord
Reymond
Tubes
Verner Myers
Houstan
Spen
T. B
Dsan
Charles Brown
Yiill
Floyd McLain
Ayer Ton
Floyd
Leuonn
Bogie Lake
Wes
Vrenk Ragles
Ronetan
Swent Juedapy
L Jordan
Bueday Sieitinger
J. Ry Dentor
Roland Dnanim
S Vist
Clem Denton
Tome
M. &. Sefaly
Cnlidter
Ealing
Margy ‘Tsler
Leaner
Tar
Gaston
Gillian
Miss Witt Wharten
Wills
Garwood Farm Loan Group Announces Extended Low Rates
Federal Land Bank and Commissioner loans keep reduced rates for two more years. Garwood National Farm Loan Association treasurer W F Goodell reports the 4 percent rate applies to Land Bank loans and Commissioner loans through July 1 1940 for installments due. New loans still carry 4 percent, but benefits extend to prior contracted rates, with potential adjustments to 3 percent for earlier installments. The Garwood association lists federal borrowers totaling 1.11 million and Commissioner loans at 5.8 million.
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Federal Land Bank
Inons
W. Goodell
Garwood National Parm Loan Association
National Ferin Loan Associations
Land Bank
Mr. Goodell
Mrz Goodell
Jerid Bank
Posedyrerid
Good- Ell
Garwood Association
Miss Johnson Delights Rotary Club with Music
The Rotary Club program on Wednesday featured Miss Ophelia Johnson and Mrs T P Doole in a musical act directed by HL Reading. Miss Johnson sang two numbers Home on the Range and Bells of St Marys as pianist Mss. ode 43 accompanied. Edgar L Lavenian of Columbus, candidate for county clerk, was here yesterday.
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Rotary Club
HL Reading
Ophelia Johnson
T P. Doole
Ode
Miss Johnson
Home On the
Rande
Bells of St. Marys
Obituary fragment from Memphis life summary
Fragmentary obituary noting a Memphis resident who passed away last week. It mentions a wife formerly Pearl Meeks of Coulter, friends extending sympathy, and several relatives and visitors including Mrs F M Sehiling and daughter at Baytemn Port Lavacs. Names appear garbled and unclear.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pearl Meeks
Coulter
Peor Garwood
Danklets
Mig Alma Dayle Pinchbask
Ively Kabla
el Campo
Port Lavacs
M Sehiling
Baytemn
Ald
Mie
Howard Harry
The True Story of Austins Whole Kernel Corn Meal
The Mead holds nutlike kernels of sweet corn with no artificial additives. The heart remains intact and the sweet aromas stay in the corn. Ground into meal, the product emphasizes freshness, nutty flavor, and crisp texture.
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Austin
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