Eagles Meet Cardinals in decisive Columbus showdown tonight
Eagles end their season tonight in Columbus facing the championship Cardinals. Coach Wo S Hinton’s squad aims for a strong finish as Columbus holds a slight edge, with standout players Wes Fires Sneeh and Braden likely to lead the attack in a tense, court-bound clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&. Hinton
Eagies
Columbus
Cardinals
Eagles
Ani Chey Dice
Goimz
Patwerkil
Royals
Experjayions
Cozeh Micheli
al Hgh
Looking Over Ducks Season Opener Chronicle
The article sketches opening day of duck shooting with editor’s notes on plentiful ducks in Helmer’s preserve and nearby ponds. Hunters describe crowds, distant cannonading, and the season’s start prompting questions about weather effects on duck movements and the surge of activity as birds spook and bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H Seaholm
Tus Nancing
Milluns
Firge
Helmer
Conlinnens
Buck
Oter
Carmine Dance Orchestra to Perform at Mentz Hall
ReadableFragment notes Carmine Dance Orchestra musicians at Mentz Hall on We 27th with free admission and performances starting in the evening. Details appear unclear in the OCR but indicate a local music event featuring the Carmine Dance Orchestra for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mente Hall
Carnie Dance Orchestra
Felmie
Cattle Tuberculin Tests Begin in County Monday
County supervisor Dr. H J Watson notes the US Bureau of Animal Industry with the Livestock Sanitary Commission and local officials began tuberculin testing of all county cattle to eradicate bovine tuberculosis. Owners are asked to have cattle penned and ready for veterinarians, with chutes usable for wild cattle, as testing proceeds in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Watson
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Commissioners
Gurt
Colorado
County Board Named for Local Resettlement Program
At a Columbus courthouse meeting L W Stiles chairman S O Boothe secretary and F P Sneider were named to the Colorado County Board of the Resettlement Administration. The board aims to aid worthy debt burdens and prevent foreclosures under the Frazier Lemke extension. Citizens facing foreclosure should consult the Colorado County Board to seek loan recommendations and measures to meet urgent taxes and debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L. W. Stiles
S. O. Boothe
FP. H. Sneider
Weimar
Colorado County
Meswain
County Board
Colorado County Board of the Resettlement Administration
Little Theatre Plans Monday Night Show
Dress rehearsals for Three Cornered Moon will be held this weekend in the high school auditorium. Eagle Lake Little Theatre promises a polished performance Monday evening with diligent work under Mrs. Vo Dunenrt's capable direction. The troupe aims to please as the audience anticipates a fine three act comedy.
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Eagle Lake
Ost
Vo Dunenrt
Bev Little Theatre
Second Rental Checks On Cotton Contracts Of Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars
County farmers receive nearly thirty thousand dollars in rental checks related to cotton contracts. notices include delivery dates in Columbus and Weimar, payment office details, and exemptions for December potting sales. local names and visits to Houston are listed among farmer updates and announcements.
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Chan
W. ¥. Young
Weimar
Garwood
King’s
Columbus
Savard
County Ments
Donald Lirson
White Townsley
Grace Morrow
Gerry Beawn
Yooxham
Tides and Earth Shape Debated by Gull Refining Crew
Geophysical scientists in Harmerville study daily land tides in Eagle Lake and other sites, mapping how lunar and solar gravities distort Earth's shape. They question whether tides trigger earthquakes, noting instrument sensitivity and crust rigidity, amid fragments from a distorted 1910s- era report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Columbus
Wilbur Glyn Vo- Hvin
Garwood School Home Economics Cottage Nears Completion
Garwood Independent School District advances a home economics cottage in Dingleow Aspe with a general laboratory, living room, built-in storage, and sewing machines. The facility will house work tables, chairs, and standard cooking and sewing equipment. Mr and Mrs Sam Carter and Mr and Mrs Jim Aryans visited Mrs Carter’s parent in Mous ton.
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Garwood School
Te State
Ueenuspus
Sam Carter
Jim Aryans
Mouston
Spout Synyday
Doctor Fitzgerald Returns to Eagle Lake Residence
Dr Fitzgerald and Mrs Pitagerald return to Eagle Lake to resume practice. They rented Mrs Cooke's Main Street home and will make their home there. Fitzgerald previously practiced here from 1893 to 1925 before moving to San Antonio and Port Arthur. Readers are directed to his professional card in today's Headlight.
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Wid
TE. Pitageritd
Eagle Lake
Cooke
Main Street
Pitagerald
Fitzgerald
San Antonio
Port Arthur
Coyle-Concord Sterling well reaches 3100 feet in Garwood area
Capt A J Coyle reports the Coyle-Concord Sterling Oil Company well in Garwood is drilled to 3046 feet at 11 last night and expected around 3100 feet this morning. Coring to 3700 feet planned. Previous wells produced high grade oil briefly before salt water. gas noted in the first Coyle well. Full crews work day and night with Steve Hartman on duty.
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Coyle-Concord
Sterling Ol
Garwood
A. J. Coyle
T Vamp
San Antonio
Powell
Steve Hartmangruber
Bleve
Usnt
Coyle Well
County Cannery Openings Planned for All Can Work
Colorado county operates four canneries at Columbus, Eagle Lake, Wetgar, and Sheridan. Under WPA, they reopen today after weeks of closure with food canning for all classes. Residents urged to contact their nearest agent to arrange canning and transportation.
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Colorado County
Mac Ammann
Weimar
WPA
Ammann
Eagle Lake
Columbus
Baele Lake
Wetgar
Sheridan
Eldridge Levee Rebuilding Begins to Protect Farmland
Work started Wednesday to repair and rebuild the Eldridge levee damaged by heavy overflow from Suze. Manager L W Stiles says the levee will reach about half the recommended height for now and full completion is about six months, with a dragline on three shifts under Engineer J G Wirtz of Sugar Land directing the project. The new section will run from Garwood road north to where Santa Fe crosses the Wye, stretching about half a mile, and additional height work will follow after initial stabilization.
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Eldridge Hantation
L. W. Stiles
State Techimandion Engineers
J. G. Wirtz
Sugar Land
Stiles
Garwood Road
Sante Fesus
Bugle Lake
Rathe Dover
Ab Lins Vinie
Columbus School Building to Undergo Major Improvements
Bids will be received by Columbus schools superintendent W G Clayton at 1 a.m. on December 7 for a comprehensive improvement program. The plan includes a new roof for the Columbus high school, raised auditorium parapet for better water runoff, auditorium repainting, toilet renovations, two new classrooms at the Columbus negro school, and expanded capacity to serve more pupils. Also noted are provisions for improved facilities and furnishings to accommodate increased student numbers.
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B. HH
Paber
Wtfee
W. GC
Clayton
Columbus
Columbus High School
Beal
Columbus Negro School
Negra
Gravelpit rigging for shipping near Bogle Lake
New gravel pit operations west of Eadie Lake near Altaig bridge are being prepared for gravel shipments. Local company H. Cossivunion and partners Phil Rosa Tom Walsh with blue S. & 4. Company report spanning three weeks of activity. Expected to install machinery within weeks. plan includes developing pits and shipping tracks, with operations anticipated to begin soon.
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Privel
Bogle Bake
H. Cossivunion Company
Phil Rosa
Tom Walsh
Lue S. & 4. Company
Tay Had
Eadie Lake
Wells Place
Koyr
Hewilbtas
Altaig
Eagle Lake short wave station talks with many regions
Eagle Lake's WHCQT short wave station, operated by Donald C. Larson, has been active for two months communicating with amateur stations in 31 states, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, New Zealand, and more. The 40 watt transmitter, battery power, and 160 75 20 10 and 60 meter bands enable both phone and continental code contacts. Readers are invited to visit and learn how the station operates.
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Eagle Lake
Canada
Mexico
New Zealand
WHCQT
Chureigh
Donald C. Larson
Adolph Vucek Prigidaire
Phione
Larson
US States
Cuba
New
Zeman
Colinbia
Larson Sox
Tiny Fawn Marked as Buck Four Years Later Slain
A deer marked as a fawn was grown into an eight point buck and killed four years later by the same man who captured it. The narrative recounts the tagging, photography, and release near Columbus, with witnesses Gay and Crisfort among others.
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Chie Sante
Raymond Bat
Mr. Gay
V. M. Crisfort
Pwewransact
Montsald
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Watson
Little Theatre
Joe Luna
Luke
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Mine Meinzohnature
Prt
Young
Floyd Thompson
Alvert Pontejovsky
E. BE. Turner
Jas. Tacobser
Houston
Gulf Oil
Kansas City
Death Valley
Gayle Lake
Pennsylvania
Today's Market Report
Sarwood
I'S Kina
Gerald
Aga
Eldridge Levee
Hlwh Geran
Aaron German
Weimar Spen
A. L. Mark and Son
H. Construction Company
Brazoria
Harthihi Staton
Rick Pind
Devin
Coloraroe
Waduq
Wabry
Cat Wharton
Weltner
Garkon
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