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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1923
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows an official city organ mentioning Lake Texas, a lake name, and a "ONE YEAR" subscription rate of 74g yeats per ne. Readable facts are limited. context suggests a municipal notice about subscription pricing.
A fragmentary item appears to describe a boy from Washington named Tom Peas Weister, noted as a gem of Mye 48 OL Weisler, with garbled text about year 2 and concerns over what may befall if Tate is involved. It mentions Boston Duar and Pacific Nurihs in uncertain contexts and hints at saving the country.
Burglars tapped the safe at Daniel tailor shop last night, taking about eighty dollars. The incident, described as a daytime theft by convenience, left clothing and envelopes scattered as investigators reviewed the scene.
Report from the county fair shows visitors such as Mrs. Sam Damon and Ryab Dimon from Richmond, while Fritz Engelbord returns from the State Pair with the Celado County exhibit. Exhibits ship back to Columbus for display at the Cotton Palace in Waco.
Fragmented OCR recalls a family note on the arrival of a pretty daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold on October 48th, plus stray lines about a war farm notice in Wharton and Colorado. The text mixes health tips and scattered announcements without clear dates or full names.
An old advertisement extols a calomel tablet brand as a gentle laxative for biliousness constipation headaches and digestive ills. It claims quick clear results with no taste or bitter aftertaste highlighting ease of use and overnight relief, priced thirty five cents per package.
Miss Wolda-Anich Steinweis celebrated her tenth birthday with a Halloween themed party at her parents home on McCarty Avenue. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, refreshments, and a long guest list of friends and relatives.
Mr Joe Waligura of the Vex Populi section was among filers in the Nty Wednesday and used the occasion to advance his subscription figures on the Headfight's books. Mel Frank Auerbach Jr of Columbus, a well known county visitor, was seen in the city Trends in Eaylacake.
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