Excursion Train To Carry Team And Fans To Smithville
A special excursion train from Lugie Lake to Smithville will carry the Smithville Basic Lake football team and supporters Tuesday. The train departs Lugie Lake at 10:00 and arrives in Smithville between 10:00 and 12:30, returning to Eagle Lake by 5:30. Tickets are 1.35. Stops include Alleston, Columbus, and LaGrange. The Southville game starts at 2:30 and could crown the Bish school champions.
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Eagle Lake
Southern Pacific
Bern
Lugie Lake
Smithville
Sigle Lake
Souithville St
Alleston
Columbus
LaGrange
SouthviDe
Areigise
Dirks
Mist
Witchville
Wardell
Teys
Texas
Farm Machinery Service Welcomes McCormick Deering Shop
Stephens Company advertises a McCormick Deering service shop at Eagle Lake with Frank Stephens in charge. The new facility offers repair, overhaul, and parts for farm machinery and international treks, aiming to provide complete service to farmers in the region.
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Farm Machinery Service
OPES
Eagle Lake
Desire Otchine
Osstebushies
Stenhens Commane & Ng
Em Wil
Catholic Altar Society Shower Honors Engaged Couple
The Altar Society of a Catholic Church hosted a Tuesday afternoon shower for Miss Merls Huese, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jonry Buses, whose engagement and upcoming marriage are announced. Attendees admired chrysanthemums and marigolds, with decorations, gifts, and refreshments of chicken salad sandwiches, cake, and coffee for twenty eight guests.
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Catholic Cunreh
Orang Mies
Merls Huese
Tir
Mes
Jonry Buses
Tae Graves
Tere
Bay City tops Cuero 25 to 0 in weekend high school football
Weekend scores show Bay City defeating Cuero 25 to 0. Eagle Lake earned a win and faces Halles tsville next Tuesday Armistice Day events and notable results from local teams.
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Bay City
Hallestsvilie
Cuero Gt
Eagle Lake
Armistice
Dmry
Agetet Sondiths
Babstisvite
Eil
Man Grows Three Gardens At Home In Present Year
Mr B P Yeezey reports success growing vegetables at Tagle Lake. He shows irregant irrigation by Mr Yockey at Lakeside Pumping Plant, claiming water and soil enable thriving gardens. He plans further planting and believes potatoes could surpass rice in value with proper land and water for cultivation.
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Tagle Lake
B. P. Yeezey
Aly Uild
Yockey
Armistice Day Declared General Holiday in Eagle Lake
Armistice Day will be a general holiday here. The town will observe an all day closure on Tuesday to honor Armistice Day while local businesses report partial closures and petition to remain closed. Names of local firms, banks, and shops listed in the notice reflect a broad shutdown plan across Eagle Lake.
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Eayls Lake
Baglin Lake
Dany
Smithville
Dollaying
M. Breiwels
Dick Ney
Watharts Variety Store
Bill Johnston
the Pale
A. L. Wagner
Begle Lake State Bank
Will Teach Fancy Dancing Here By Bernice Gordon
Mies Bernice Gordon of Houston spent the weekend here teaching classes in fancy dancing. She will instruct children in various kinds of dancing at Mrs. J. G. Pratt's home, with a lesson at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Fiteeehitd, Mayor Zumwin's route to Houston, and Armin Cordz establishing a Corpus Christi rental library named after Anna Cordz.
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Mies Bernice Gordon
Houston
Gordon Nas
Gardan
Eng
J. W. Gartion
Zags Lake
J. G. Prarmrs
Min. Pragur
Arora
Yast
Elork
Mouton
Ard Mire J. el Dillingcote
F. P. Herbert
Bernine Gordon
Wl Buc
O. Ao Zumwin
Columbus
Was & Yistlor
Ee Mks
Cordz
Corpus Christt
Mirs Armin Caordz
Corpus Christi
Sun Paonmeeyer
Democratic Ticket Leads County in Uncertain Amendments
In Colorado County the Democratic slate shows large margins while amendments face doubt. Official county returns indicate strong Democratic and Republican contest results across statewide offices, with several amendments passing narrowly in Eagle Lake and surrounding areas amid a quiet general election.
Play Seen in Houston by English Talent
Group of Engle Lake Eleh Gelool od Seeeetrear witnesses a play in Houston. The event featured English talent and showcased a Shakespearean work performed by local actors.
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Neylorch
Engle Lake
Houston
Directors Elected for Tomato Growers Association Here
At a meeting of local farmers interested in tomato cultivation for spring sales the Eagle Lake Tomato Growers Association formed a permanent board. B O Migurty WW Stiles Dr Otty Rogers W S Steicklund J A Drugoole D J Matthews and MH OC Ney elected as directors. They plan a monthly salary for an instructor, funded by the growers, with Snodgress as demonstrator. A committee will seek city financing and the group projects substantial tomato acreage this season.
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Tomstoss
Eagle Lake
B. O. Migurty
Uber Association
AM. Snodgthes
Spigkers
L. J. Burger
Farry Larson
Taik
Libts
Maevins
Ee Mt
Rotary Inter-City Meet To Be Held Here Tonight
Eagle Lake hosts Rotary Inter-City Meet with a banquet and skating program. Guests expected from Houston Bay City Hullettsville Youltwurrt Guero and others. Houston Rotarians lead program as new member Emanre S Gilbert joins the Merchants department at the City Light and Power Company.
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Rotary
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Pep Cquac
Houston
Bay City
Hullettsville
Houston Rozarians
Gentil Soyer and Light Company
Hap
No Stranger in Eona and a Presiding Elder at Cera Distelet
A fragment references a local figure described as presiding elder of the old Cera Distelet in AbOUF 170 of 1009. It mentions Wilbon and Bruce Macurfy, noting long acquaintance, charity, and a respected gospel service. The text is garbled but preserves names and a scene of town ties.
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Bunl
Anu
Bruce Macurfy
Eilior
Local citizen name forged on checks across Houston stores
A forger used the name A L Haring to cash about $4,000 in checks drawn on First National Bank of Bagle Lake and Bagle Lake Savings Bank. Checks were from four Houston stores including Sabowles Brow Levy Bros Foley Bros and Munn Conpany. An employee at the Munn store delayed action causing a nervous scene before the shoes and cash were demanded. Houston officers, aided by a description, pursue the case with secretary TL Loughridge’s partial involvement noted.
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A L. Haring
Houston
Bagle Lake
Bagie Lake
Baring
Barlog
Hoon Po
Howton
Sabowlcs Brow
Levy Bros
Prny
Foley Bros
Munn Conmany
Munn
Ano. &. TL
Lougbridge
Esgie Lake
He Mann Company
Ty Chergy
Credit Department
NisoTica
Former Eagle Lake Citizen Dies at 87 in Houston
Mje Hedwig Elizstreth Von Net telbladt, eighty seven, died Sunday night at her nieces home in Houston. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Clutst Episocaal Church with Rev. James S. Allen officiating. Burial at St. Forest Park Cemetery. Miss Nessel bladé was noted as intelligent and artistic with many friends in Eagle Lake.
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Mje. Hedwig Elizstreth von Nettelbladt
Nhce
F. M Johnson
West Eighteenth Street
Houston
Clutst Episocaal Church
MT. Ways
Welling
St. Forest Park Cemetery
Mica Byetleiblade
Roose Sn
Eagle Lake
Houston man buys Harris Confectionery in Eagle Lake
E. J. Marsa of Houston has purchased the stock and mixtures of the Harris Confectionery and will continue the business at the current stand. He and his thirteen year old son are in Eagle Lake to close the deal and plan to move Houston drug business later. locals extend a warm welcome to the new citizen.
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Tor Glass Ant
Sweetwater
Hetr Houtehold
Eagle Lake End
Chumney & Lengerke
Eagle Lake
Huty Ar
Power Company
E. J. Marsa
Houston
H.C. Harris
Marsa
Morse
Mek Morse
Mouston
Red Cross Drive Begins Saturday for Memberships
Major Welfort named chairman of the drive for Hye Rev Gross Omapalen to recruit memberships in Colorado County. Quotas set at six dollars for the county and about 150 dollars for Belt Lake. Mayor Welford appointed Mrs T B Peale and Mrs Cito Rogers to aid, with Rogers and Mrs Dooly Moll directing the sidewalk committee. The best of five prizes for participation and a plea to follow Ard Grogs this drive to ensure all funds go to the Red Cross.
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Welfort
Bec
Hye Rev ‘Gross Omapalen
Colorado County
Welford
T. B. Peale
Cito Rogers
Rogers
Dooly
Pirpasa
Red Cross
Bowles Former Prominent Citizen Dies in Kent Washington
George H. Bowles, longtime resident and farmer in Kent Washington, died at his home after a stroke earlier in the year. He had spent time in Beattle hospital during summer, returned home to resume work, and was active in Red Cross wartime work. Married in 1924 to Corrie Fur, he and his wife traveled west before settling in Kent. He led Masonite activities and was known throughout the region for his community service and farming career.
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George HE Bowles
Eagle Bake
du Bent
Washington
Bowles
Ienius
Beattle
Kent
Mit
Howies
Masonite
Dowles
Red Cross
Funde
Mire
Corrie Fur
West
Duck Punter Successes and Local Feedback
Ducks punting reports from the section describe fair success with several hunters achieving notable gains. Names like Torre Jr, G. Morgan, A. W. Caykr, and others are credited for sending in favorable entries. The community notes appreciation for contributions from Mr. and Mrs. J. Brokaw and others while mentioning plans for future trips and outings in familiar local spots.
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Torre Jr
Morgan Lund
A. W. Caykr
Abe
Tom
Morgan
Mr. Cuyles
Charles Turner Spends Days in the City
Charles Turner, aged twenty four years, involved with the Spireside Sugar Refinery, is spending several days in the city. He sustained injuries eight years ago in Tampico, Mexico, after a car crash that left him with a leg and shoulder injuries. He is reputed as a capable workman and is currently contracted to a local firm handling a building project on Main Street for the Stenfen Ga owners.
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Charles Turuiy
Sigur Refinery
Isel
Tampico
Charles
Uomo
Workers Conference Meeting At Bayle Lake Church
The Workers Conference of the Colscads Ascuelotlin was held by the East Bautist Church at Bayle Lake on Mat Presiny with seventy delegates present. The meeting featured missionary group reports, a devotional service, and remarks urging holiness and seaman faith in the university context.
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Bayle Lake
Mat ‘Presiny
Associa
Myre
Gulf
Boo
Mra
Oslis Soluer
Basing University
Eagles trounce Leopards in 43 to 0 blowout at LaGrange
The Eagles routed the Leopards 43 to 0 in LaGrange on Friday. Captain Wallace scored early, with multiple teammates contributing on offense and defense as Williams, Hartugh, and Allen featured in passing and rushing plays. Injuries and confident declarations from players like Fuller, Dromecole, and Middlebrook highlighted a dominant home performance.
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Eagles
Leopards
Wits
Wallace
Will Rhig
LaGrange
Allen
Jace Harnugh
Weilacs
J. BK
Dar
Esgles
Biles
Wiliam Wallace
Navies
Grange
Red Fuller
Davids
Phonius
Wallore
Ox Middlebrook
Williges
G. Taylor
Shuey Wallede
Diramle Genty
Esa
Bille Schultz
Ainy
Svery
Joe
Wilson
Wiikel
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Brower
Eagles Lake
Colorado Callty
Supreme Court
United States
Morris Sheppard
Devin John Hensly
Oller Justice Supreme Court CO
AL Cureton
C. K. McDowell
Host Steining
Wiliam
A .Pe Broer
Railroad Commission- Pacem Nest
B. Jay, Jr
Taid
J. Walker
P. C. Heard
Judge Court of Crmount Appeals
Lattimore Uz
Goat
Pth. Diztick
Aic
George Clifton Edwards
Oliver Williams
Speialist
Haye Lake
Ament
Agulnet
Cler's
John Hostedt
Tyuae
Mayes
Sherif
Prank
Hoegemeyer AO
Henry Buescher
Emil H. Rolel
Treatne Or
Jest
Mrore
Sunseyor
Krank N. Dovitisan
Couny
Ackuolcen Santos H. Weeten
County Commissiooen Urceincs Mia
Welter Adams
Justice of the Pence
Mex
Constable
Peckict No
Bronk Whililen
Babe Welghee
Emaliaill
Max Conner
Fritz Biehl
P. B. Duncan
Austin
Will Scarvorough
Ouston
Tomato Association
Bro wiLsun
Eona
Heralt
Onea
Harris
Red Ross Mone
Heme
Schindler
TL Schingdler
Mr. Schindler
Vic
Geo.ff. Bowles
Sealife
J. Brokaw
Bugle Lake
Rookaw
Merrvalle
Uit
Charles Turner
Stenfens
Recs
Uoneerente
Baptist Worcs
Aesienary Society
Orterkomi
Workers' Conference
The
Baptist Association
Tateday
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