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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
2
An unclear clipping mentions items such as fruit and coffee, an abundant quantity of spices, and hats priced eight dollars at Landa’s Conds Street. Names like Madeline The Circle, Mrs Sinise, and Res Pecies appear as scattered references amid garbled text.
A Friday night event at Rosenbergs features a group from the Eaglet and senior tennis circle attending a party after watching a game of Broom Ball at Eagle Lake. Reporters Winifred Kolberg and Pete Readin cover the campus scene, with notes on student chatter and December social life.
A fragment discusses integrity in property administration worth hundreds of millions in Texas. It defends appointees as politically criticized yet competent, notes state supervision of East Texas oil, and mentions a federal function collapse and mine operator tensions amid unresolved labor and regulatory issues.
A fragmentary report notes a doctor and emergency aid triggered by a gun incident at Central. The piece emphasizes telephone lines remaining open four hours daily for calls about medical needs prices eggs and cream parts for machines or visiting neighbors, highlighting the telephone as a valuable utility.
A local notice notes Pastor Ozment considering starting a lay school soon. It calls for a large attendance at Sunday League services, mentions the Lord's Supper being administered at 11 a.m., and invites church members and friends to continue attending. The message asks for prayers and blessings for the Eagle community.
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