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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic account with scattered references to a cure at Marshall and names like Hubhantd and Morag. Amid garbled lines, the piece hints at a local event or medical note involving Marshall and individuals in a tense setting.
Dry Land Farms in Sadi Texoa plans irrigation by gravity and Mood waters preservation to expand hosting locations for poultite or stork farms as demand rises.
A collage of ads and notices features patent medicines by Dr H Fitzgerald and Goodyour Belting for nails, plus solicitations for creditors and guaranteed depositors. It lists vehicle sales, used cars, and local business promos with prices from 2.75 to 12.60, in a crowded 1920s classifieds style containing names like Chas W and A Baring.
An old clipping advertises piano company offers and trade ideas. It notes plans for old pianos as part payment and requests interested parties in Plano or Yorkum Texas to contact Columbia Piano Co. Manager B A Everton. Also mentions farm labor wants and dairy cows for sale in Rock Island Texas.
Meeker Colorado May 12 reports a Meeker expedition compared to the Teddy Roosevelt era with four men and three horses returning from the Milley Greek counter about 20 miles east with supplies for several days. The party included Ralph Tagert Red Whittek Tregl Jour Nichola lod Morris Amick and others guarding their trail. They encountered native encampments and a tense camp near a stream, with one man briefly camping with his mate. Army jeeps and a guard detail accompanied the group. The expedition’s outcome includes two wounded and several rescued animals, with care and assistance provided by the Americans. The report notes the group’s peril and the successful return after a dramatic crossing of the countryside.
The fragment references Dalles Hodde, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hodde, and a cryptic note about a farm or hometown area near Norfolk with references to a missing or enticed child. The obscured text limits clear facts or names beyond the family and locale.
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