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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1931
Page
6
A long readable passage outlines Texas farm life, home industry and markets. It notes women’s roles in canning and domestic production, local pride in home crafts, and the impact on families. It highlights drought resilience, local farming efficiency, and strong demand for farm goods with prices and market activity, including wheat processing and cotton trends.
Prosperity pointers report Texas gains with $300000 for Rio Grande citrus packing plants to back Increased crop output. Houston plans a $1500000 municipal hospital and Wichita Falls begins a new federal building. Fort Worth sees a $1600000 Texas Pacific Railway station, while Beaumont completes a $100000 courthouse. Lindale rents a 25000 bushel cap plant for sweet potato crisps. Dallas County farms average $89 per acre. San Benito awaits a new federal building. Texas turkey crop valued at $5000000. oil refinery rising near Baird to process 1400 barrels daily. Stamford surveys a tin cheese factory. Cameron County farmer sells 8000 pounds okra seed. Smith County stores stock feed in trench silos.
A long review of the film An American Tragedy based on Theodore Dreiser’s novel, starring Phillips Holmes and Sylvia Sidney, showing at the Avalon Theatre Sunday and Monday. The piece highlights youth, cast depth, and Holmes’ ascent, noting the ensemble of over fifty speaking roles and early screen careers.
Judge Larygston King tabulated 150 convicts sent to the penitentiary, noting 64 percent were under 25. He argues youth must be redirected through education and reform, not hard punishment, urging broader social fixes to curb juvenile delinquency.
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