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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1927
Page
10
The Dallas Fair displays a surge in attendance and plans to double exhibit size this year. Officials tout prize fighting’s profitability and predict growing public interest as they discuss expanding the event and related exhibitions.
In a hard fought game Schulenburg edged Eagle Lake with a 41 to 0 score. The Schulenburg offense posted multiple long drives and big plays as Eagle Lake struggled to gain traction on offense and defense.
A driver recalls a fatal collision after a glow from another car’s headlights triggered anger. A passerby asks to dim lights, the other vehicle crashes, leaving the victim asking if he is hurt and the driver recounts remorseful words.
A fragment discusses convention procedures and the role of effective speech. It critiques reliance on eloquent phrasing versus substance, noting a Kansas Republican candidate described as a quiet Colossus in virtuous terms. The piece laments falsehoods and the rhetoric that accompanies political theater.
The Texas Poultry Association assembly in Fort Worth hailed a turkey yield of about 2.5 million for the year. Of these, 700,000 are expected to be exported with the rest likely for home use or future production. At an average price near four dollars, the crop could be worth around 10 million dollars, highlighting turkeys alongside cotton in state agricultural value.
Presbyterian Women’s Auxiliary held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon to plan a turkey dinner fundraiser for December. Members discussed subscriptions for Holland’s Mi vine and Fark and Ranch, with Mr Taving in charge of the bazaar. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Rogers Tuesday afternoon.
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