28 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a flood affecting the Eagle Lakes wood road area from the Elridge levee to a concrete bridge. Poor work and damage widen concern, with water over the road and debris blocking passage.
An unusual parade scene draws crowds as a Ford V-8 car leads a procession featuring quiet interest from spectators. The event appears connected to a local fair with participants and onlookers assessing the vehicle and its display in a festive atmosphere.
The Nada Independents defeated the Sgelhy Tigers 1 to 7 as Bennie Krenek hit a bases loaded triple to drive in the winning run. Louis Lisbay pitched effectively for the Independents, and the Tigers struggled after the fourth inning.
Garwood hosts a cleanup sale of rice with strong market signals. The American Rice Growers Association, represented by L. D. Robers, notes early Prolific S238, Blue Rose, Mira and Furtuna prices. Details suggest regional demand and price movement.
Flood waters from the Gyt jo River swept Eldridge plantation wrecking about 40 acres of corn and damaging remaining crops. Nearly all feed crops were ruined with fields left in disarray though some acres remained intact. Workers anticipate field cleanup and replanting soon.
Stephens Company unveils a new dry goods store area with expanded departments. The move includes a ladies lounge, enhanced cooling fans, and comfortable rockers for customers, reflecting a modern, customer friendly redesign.
Garwood Baseball Club announces new uniforms funded by local sponsors including Eagle Lanes and Gargoot Meccaancs. Community members and businesses such as Arnolt's Garage, Lintversine Motor Co, and Frank Kudliiat support the project, aiming to boost team spirit and visibility in upcoming events.
A fragment suggests Garwood Chevrolet introduces a new sedan model with a focus on modern features. Mentions Frederick and an ice firmer reference, possibly indicating individuals or test outcomes related to the launch.
The funeral of Mrs Paul Dittmar was held Friday with interment in the Cat Spring cemetery. Survived by husband Paul Dittmar, cashier. Mrs Alvin Glueck of Engle Lake. three sons William Dittmar of Sharp, Texas Ernest Dittmar of Cat Spring, and Erminth Dittmar of Burdo, with sympathy from all who knew them.
Farmers report mixed outcomes from the Colorado River flood. Some cotton stands remain green despite being submerged, while others fear rot will kill the crop. Wheat appears to recover in the flooded areas, and plowing resumes as fields dry. Local observers note cotton may green up if conditions improve, but opinions vary on final yield.
A chaotic week of unverified chatter floods the paper as staff battle rumors about a Dentler & Sons food line and other alleged items. Editors warn readers that many claims are untrue and stress reliance on confirmed sources.
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The Gayle Concord Oil Company well began drilling in Garwood area but due to imperfect electric connections, operations paused until Thursday night. About 700 feet of 19 inch surface casing expected by late Saturday. the well lies in the northwest quarter of the Torus line, near the old Coyle Concord field. Drillers include Magers and Magee, with work tied to the Humble Oils and Refining Company and Coyle tests in the region. The site features a sturdy all steel derrick, drag line, and a solid foundation. water is obtainable in the canal of Garwood Irrigation Company. Local fields remain green and watered. may bring cooler weather for crews amid rice-field conditions. A second well in the area previously reported near Pressburg showed heavy activity midweek.
A lively community program featured music and readings hosted by the Missionary Society of Lively. Performers included Barbara Sue Driggs with "My AM Mixed Up" and Mary War, while a list of local figures acted as ushers and supporters.
The Creighton well at Bernardo 10 spuds in Sunday with drilling by the Ordighton Company. White Horse Hotel at Eagle Like hosts crews from Dasias area while a third crew joins Sunday night andMonday for continuous operation. Babe Willburn leads drillers with a crew including Currier Lowe Thompson Withite and Wilburn among others drawing oil interest and leases.
Mt. Prank Frnka visited the county noting many farmers in the flooded region near Tower Park are replanting cotton seeds by hand. He believes rich soil from the overflow will help the seeds sprout quickly, with fields six to eight inches high and potential for a good yield.
In Columbus area during a week of rising waters, highways were shut and buses largely ceased operation. Local officials report persistent road damage between Heishou and Sein Ardant while Walghwags trucks pined in dull traffic amid spillover from the submerged routes. City leaders, including Hin and Presley, consider emergency measures as county crews assess flood impact on transit and commerce.
Bruch & Root Inc plans to expand labor to about 200 workers as water and gas mains work continues. T. A. Van Amburg oversees operations with July Fourth holiday affecting schedules. Crews will resume full scale car and gutter, gravel work on Mills Stephens Cemetery and Clark Streets, with curb and gutter on Walnut Street and Cemetery Avenue. Excavation on Prairie Street to begin, then move to State Street for shattar work and eventual paving.
Miss Heyty Jochetz of Fale Lake Texas and George Rgesner of Katy Texas wed at dawn in Unis City Catholic Church. Rev Father Macchiaverna officiated a plain ceremony with attendants Mary Dachena and Earl Hugsner. Family and friends gathered for a noon reception at the couple's home, following the service. The bride wore powder blue crepe and carried an army bouquet. the groom wore oxford gray.
A fragmentary report describes a Tuesday gathering with a niece party, attended by sisters and several named individuals from Pont Arcuil, Mouston, and nearby communities. The piece mentions a guest of honor, a Helewai utol Mas JR, and a later reference to a Mike Lid Strahion, indicating a social event with informal introductions and local names.
Weather has turned favorable with several days of heat and sun, improving cotton and corn crops. Farmers report strong grass control and promise a near grass-free cotton field after a dry spell, while the Colorado River overflow and county agent cautions about potential preexisting issues and total acreage.
Funeral services were held Saturday in several locations for Rub Duyn cell and others drowned in the flood. Local pastors conducted the rites at Egypt and Lindl, with burial at the cemetery. The service order included readings by church members and prayers led by pastors from the Baptist and Methodist congregations. Community mourners gathered as relatives and neighbors paid tribute to the deceased and sought solace amid the disaster.
A garbled OCR style passage presents a jumble of phrases and nonsensical names mixed with partial mentions of places and people. The text lacks clear events or coherent facts to derive a concrete news item, leaving only scattered fragments and ambiguous references.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheney, Janie Bailiaty, and references to events on a Monday and January dates. Names and places are unclear. no coherent event or outcome clearly present. The excerpt appears garbled with multiple typos and missing context.
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