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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
2
Almost a hundred bogs set out for the big wolf hunt but heavy rain dampened the event. Early morning activity included preparations at the Manuel Kartz ranch, with officials and cattle owners expressing disappointment as crowds and barbecue plans suffered from the downpour.
The First Baptist Church Sunday School class in Clinton held a Wednesday afternoon event to honor Mrs Theo Rutherford and Mrs Ma Shepherd. Mrs Rutherford is bound for Florida and Mrs Shepherd for Jamaica. Guests surprised them with handkerchiefs as gifts, followed by light refreshments and warm expressions about their departures.
Ssraum begins a major money raising sale Saturday at Nusshbima’s store in Moraiog Maine. The four page advertisement promises big price reductions on nearly every article in the large store as merchants report slow spring sales. The public is invited to visit during the promotion.
General Wolters and staff plan a horseback march from Heastey to Camp Stan Wy en route to Fort Stan Wy for the final summer camp of the Sixteenth Cavalry Brigade. Briga dier General Jacob F. fits leads, with Captains Don Lawrence and J A Eastwood. The party will travel about 61 miles daily, camping at Richmond, Lissie, Borden, and Marion, arriving July 4 after departing June 29.
In a high tension game between Vale Lake and Lissie, Eagle Lake staged a keen rally with stellar pitching support. Lee and McClammhun sparked the decisive hit as Lissie seized a dramatic 10 to 9 victory in extra innings, with Ledbetter delivering key defensive plays.
High Court rulings prompt vigilance as new writs discussed. Court of Criminal Appeals to rule on recent traveler case and indictments for selling liquor. Columbus freight agent Mr. Fitzgerald studies potato season logistics while Mrs. Fitzgerald attends a ladies ball game.
Potato digging gains pace with labor import plans while shipments from Eagle Lake and Nemak Switch areas rise. Market weakens in Wharton amid lower prices and steady demand. early digs show potential if delays subside. Westmoreland ships seven rows of something and E Sith handles a large market tale on Stephens Fire.
Wes Seeley a noted truss expert from Chicago will attend the Dallas Hotel gathering, promising rapid cures and discussing elastic or web trusses. He cites Federal and State court verification and warns against unsuitable devices. Also notes brother Bills Engelhard in Kansas hospital with serious condition.
Two furnished rooms available for light housekeeping or as separate rooms for roommates. Also one heated, floored garage for rent. Close to downtown. suitable for short or long term occupancy.
An old pamphlet-style advertisement urges expectant mothers to use Mothers Friend for relief during labor. It quotes personal testimonies from mothers in Scranton and Atlanta, touting fewer doctor visits and the need for a nurse or midwife, and invites readers to request a free brochure from Bradfield Vegetable Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Federated Missionary Society held a Tuesday meeting at the Merbardist church with Mrs J. Tyan xoale presiding. The program included a Bible lesson by Mrs Chumnes and a reading by Musdames Thy land Holman. Mrs Dole spoke on “The Mite Bus” and Mrs Westitoreland gave a Giving talk. The group endorsed the society taking over the Mexican dune mission work and planned a future meeting August 4 at the same church with new officers to be elected.
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