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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1923
Page
10
A garbled rural exchange references a cove pit near a town street and a farmer asking what payment for corn would cover costs. The dialogue hints at regional barter issues and prices, with mentions of counties and a farmer pressed on returns.
Proceedings list multiple cases with dismissals and pleas. N W Galitsatr and J M Callison dismissed as to Callison and N W Callison pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, court assessed fine and costs. Various other cases set, dismissed, or adjudicated including robbery, rape, burglary, and murder with sentences or transfers to juvenile court where applicable.
The text argues war wastes lives and resources and calls for an international court with enforceable power. It cites Senator Borah and praises federal Supreme Court jurisdiction as a model for resolving disputes between states without force, proposing a practical, unified approach to pacific settlement of conflicts.
The report centers on Edime Dyer and a notable baseball game involving the Cards and Camd, with mention of players Louis, Murch, Totty, Fougue, Sire, and others. It notes a hoeing performance by a pitcher and a teaching setting at Houston as part of a broader school or team context.
The article warns about fever tick infestations and the necessity of regular stock dipping to prevent reinfestation after quarantine release. It explains Department of Agriculture guidance, quarantine notices, and consequences for neglecting tick eradication, including penalties and ongoing dippings for months. It also notes a memorial college planning events unrelated to the tick topic.
A garbled ad-like fragment touts ordering a trial package of medicines from a Missouri Iowa address. It mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, cough remedies, salves, and other family medicines, with dubious pricing and delivery terms amid misspellings and jumbled names.
An older advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as energizing and blood purifying. It claims the tonic improves color, appetite, and vitality, with quinine stated to purify and enrich the blood while fighting malaria germs and grippe.
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