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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1930
Page
5
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An 1930 article discusses blackhead in turkeys, stressing prevention over cures. It explains the disease is infectious, spreads through contaminated ground and droppings, and targets the liver. Clean ground, isolation from older birds, and rotating pastures are recommended to protect flocks. It also notes debatable home remedies and emphasizes research and careful husbandry.
Colorado County Texas officials notify that a petition will be heard by the Commissioners Court in Columbus at 10 o clock A M on Monday the 2nd day of May 1930. Interested parties may appear to contend for the bond election. Witness John Hastedt clerk seals the notice.
Mrs. Frank Pustejovsky of West Texas states she found permanent relief from rheumatism after taking Alonzo Urban Rheumatism Treatment. She reports six months free of pains and no weather sensitivity. The letters praising the treatment are said to number thousands. The product retails for 150 dollars or 3.00 for a 35 day course, available at Prag Stores or Calvert's Drug Store.
The preliminary tally in Hallettsville Mas L406 shows 1408 votes for the Brirend census, versus tan in 1920. The counting reflects the gamulation of Hirlettsville in Tavuea county with early results awaiting final totals.
Miss Kate Jackson of Brenham visited Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Allen and attended Memorial Day exercises in Weimar. She is a former Weimar resident and aunt to Mr. Allen. Sheriff T. W. Hillmer of Columbus, a reelection candidate, visited for the day and urged voters to read a notice printed in today’s paper.
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