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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
1
Fragments show a townwide notice calling merchants to close shops on Monday to attend the county fair. A petition from merchants cites the fair as the reason and lists many local businesses supporting the closure. The event prompts residents to join in and observe the day with the fair proceedings and related activities.
Sta hl Bros of Gonzales acquire Schelenbserg operations from Tacisties of Sehelenknrg. The business name change to Quinmiy Inc occurs with new incorporation in Gonzales Ohio. November 1 marks the effective date, as Mr Stubl oversees transfers while visiting the Lark region with family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatbert of Columbuy report that Cotoreds' County had 17 923 bales of cotton by October 18, more than 14 907 bales at the same point in 1902. The 1923 crop appears to be higher, with continued growth noted in the department of commerce briefing.
Mr Wok Taylor relocates to Coloma and plans to live near Moaker Colma after the death of his father. He mentions selling cattle and dairy markets, 18 milk cows with 14 active, cream price around 34 cents per pound, and weekly milk yields of about 27 pounds. He notes strict hunting laws and limited deer seasons from October to December.
Miss Maud A. George A. Alien wed at the Baptist parsonage on Wednesday morning. Rev. M. Cuthricat performed the ceremony. The couple, joined by several brothers and sisters, left for Lima ton where he works for the Pigs Tron Steel Company. They will establish a home in Houston.
American Legion posts of Hagie Lake and Columbus will hold an Armistice Day program at the Columbus courthouse next Sunday starting at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Short addresses to be delivered by Congressman J. Mans field, Rev. P. Johnson of Ende Lake, Col. Ingram national committeeman Wharton, and Mon. Jules Dreyfus of Eagle Lake. All ex-service members are requested to attend and the public is invited.
Readers urged to buy Texas Made products and support state industries during Texas Industrial Week opening Monday November 12. The campaign promotes loyalty to local manufacturing, discourages interstate prejudice, and asks merchants and citizens to keep Texas industries turning for prosperity.
Local district notes recount a hunting tale with Denis Commissioner Hudler hosting a deer roast after a short trip with brother in law Giesenschlas. The Headlight thanks Hudler and friends for treats, and hopes W. C. Wright joins hog killing nearby as the paper plans another issue.
Meawent Watson, a former Ragte Juke boy, has served in the United States Hospital Corps at Mare Island and Samoa Naval Station. He plans a future move with his wife, while QU Howellhd, now a medical graduate, contemplates his next steps after graduation.
El Campo hosts Beaumont High in a District 14 showdown with top contenders Houston Holyghor and Ball High of Galveston also in the race. The game starts at 3 15 this Monday amid a local holiday and city celebration.
Reports say the Gentry Brothers acts were inconsistent while animal acts pleased crowds. Attendance suffered due to last season’s poor reputation, but management aims to improve, restoring the show’s former appeal and attempting to restore the lively tent atmosphere loved by families.
Hallettsville defeated Eagle Lake by one point last Friday after a tight game. Jerome Tara scored for Eagle Lake in the second quarter while Hallettsville answered with a strong drive and a late touchdown to secure a 9 to 8 final. Both teams showed speed and were evenly matched, with spectators noting a possible late tie if not for the decisive score.
Local report identifies George Martin a prominent resident of Columbus, described as a well known shire figure and noted for his role as a jailer in the community. The item preserves his public prominence and ties to the city.
A large crowd gathered in Columbus for the opening day of the fair. The program includes livestock and poultry exhibits, carnival rides by Lewis Carnival Company, and a community barbecue on Monday as residents celebrate with a parade and festivities across the county.
A garbled OCR item reports Aneel Vealer farm events near Mamie Tanke with mentions of a showpiece tower and exhibits. It notes a town context with wagon lodges last Saturday, a stalking claim, and a plan to sell at a detlir gation, with uncertain details and misread names.
A deal was made last week for the Purct Rice Farm near Nottawa. Rev J B Ritiz of tin city said the farm, with a house, barn, and three wells, would be offered at nine and fourteen dollars per acre as promotion ads run through the Meadttent. Gertson of Lissle joined as a prospective buyer.
The first frosts of the season appeared over parts of the region this week, with light coating in some areas after midnight. Early frost lingered in shaded spots while weeds show slow growth as autumn advances, with trees and woods taking on a gray hue.
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