Return of Brother Wilson Delights Weimar Church Community
A local church gathering welcomes Brother Wilson back for another year, praising his broad mindedness and urging continued attendance. The notice lists church leadership changes, including Rev. A Guyon returning to Columbus and Rev. C G Meinney moving from Aransas Pass to Weimar. It also mentions weekend visitors and a fish lore column with varied anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Lake
J. RB. Murray
Thurwood
Garwood
Altair
Chesterville
Hes
S. H. Crockett
Levstill
A. Guyon
Columbus
C. GC
Meinney
Aransas Pass
Weimar
E. Tudworth
Elgina
Dones
Sun
Antonio
F. O. Norris
Poison for rat control using barium carbonate powder
Government bureau reports barium carbonate as heat poison for rat control. Guidelines cover mixing with food baits in a 4 to 1 ratio, preparation as damp mush to prevent spread, and careful placement to avoid domestic animals. Instructions urge fresh baits, daily variation of food groups, and exposing baits for several nights to reduce educated rats. distribution details list several counties and local hardware and drug stores offering free poison packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chemical Laboratories
Bureau of Biological Survey
Ika
Wal Wilkes
Seymar Hardware Co
Untermeyer Bros
Columbus
Herder Mercantile Co
Weimar
Frank Kipkens Co
Eagle Lake Grain Co
Eagle Lake
Nottawa Social Notes From Harvest Week
Nottawa residents share visitors and gatherings as several rice farmers depart for Rivmond to seek work after threshing. A. P. Anderson hosted a Saturday dance with J. P. Anderson Manuel Brod Adolf Davis Lenora Davis in attendance. The community notes arrivals moves and homecomings including Jul Mornischer and Magsams relocating to Glen Tow and Emiel Schubert visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Caylor
Mero and
Mes
A. W. Davis Sunda
G. A. Coe
Cheiver Swithh
J. 2. Anderson
Rye Cooper
J. P. Anderson
Manuel Brod
Adulph Davis
Lenora Davis
Tiwse
Jul Mornischer
A. EB. Magsam
Glen Tow
Emiel Schubert
A. ¥. Magsam
Fpeanves Llurniselior
Houte Thursd
Chesterville News Local Folks and Visitors Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beals are sick with the measles Mrs George Adams of Houston spent several days here visiting her son Mr dobnathans and family She also visited her daughter Mrs J M Adkins and family Mrs Adams has many friends here who are glad to see her Mrs A L Welch and daughter Mrs George Cooper and son Milton visited Mr and Mrs Ployd McLain and Miss Pauline Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Elton Davidson and Lenora and Mr Harold Townley of Columbus are noted in activity near the key fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
George
Columbus
Ralph Beals
George Adams
Houston
Mr. Dobnathans
J. M. Adkins
Adams
A. L. Welch
George Cooper
Sox
Milton
Ployd. McLain
Pauline
Elton Davidson
Lenora
Harold Townley
Local social notes from Eagle Lake and surrounding area
Houston residents spent weekend visiting L. O. Lar Clark and M. E. Lar. Mrs. Floyd McLain and Pauline shopped in Eagle Lake. Mrs. M. E. Larsen and Mrs. Joh Adams shopped there. Walter Adams C. P. Salla dag and son George and W. S. Campbell with Albert Haley traveled to Richmond. George Gras and Miss Allen Brandstarter called on friends. Mrs. Mario Edna Smith and Mr. P. Griti dre on the Southern train. A guest, Mrs. N. I. Mark, hosted at Hallettsville. Neal, an longtime Colorado county resident, plans move. Judge Ulery left for Mount Vernon Ohio to be with his ailing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
L. O
Clark
M. E. Lar
Floyd McLain
Pauline
Eagle Lake
M. E. Larsen
Joh Adams
Walter Adams
C. P. Salladag
George
W. S. Campbell
Albert Haley
Kansas
Richmond
George Gras
Allen Brandstarter
Friends
Mario Edna Smith
P.griti
Southern
Chit. B. Balladay
Episcopal Guild
W. A
Mrs. I Graves Returns With Mr O Wilson From San Antonio
Mrs I Graves who had been visiting a daughter in San Antonio for a month returned home accompanied by Mr O Wilson on Thursday.
Colored people install library in their school
The Colored PTA meeting led a community drive to set up a library at Eagle Lake’s colored school. Donations from Masonic Lodge, American Woodmin, Mount Olive Baptist, Friendship Baptist, Methodist Church and others totaled 155.05 dollars. The report notes broad community support and lists contributing groups and individuals. A carload of sugar is also advertised by Eagle Lake Drain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Uweing
Colored School of
Eagle Lake
Masonic Lodge
K.P. Lodge
American Woodmin
Mount Olive
Cal
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The
Houston Press
Houston Chronicle
Tracy's Daily
Waltinson
Mes and Women
the Houston Press
Trouston, Texas
Rf, D
Bro. Wilson
J.C
Jake
Thelma
Thomas and
Edna
Maurine Todd
Fiatonia
Abeel
Aeshark
China
God Culor
Wiegel Bros
Texas
Pangburn
Beekman
Grove
Rie Way
Mierswirie Dif Waridie
Fisker
Pontiac
Pyntiact
General Motors
Crim & Chapman
Kodaks
Authorizy
Eastman Kodaks and Films
Kodak
J.f.alery
Nottawa News Notes
Chesterville News
DAVIS
Jone
Picton
the Perfect Circle CO
Hagerstown, Indiana
B.S. Ulery
Mount Vernon
Oho
Pedel
Mr. Ulury Lids Sone
Eta
BAYER
Minons
Asperlo
Barer
Tandy “Talesea
Sermurtisariir
Scott
Riniipal, RB
Pedoselonns
Farm and Ranch Loans
Eagle Lake National Farm Loan
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