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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
3
In Ansonia Connecticut eight boys returned home with green hair after swimming the Naugatuck River near mills. A company letter to Mrs. Coggins defends its dye dumping and denies responsibility while joking about dyeing children and keeping legal rights, citing prior court outcomes.
A tale from Taylor county Butler Ga Herald describes a widow losing a life long stash of gold coins buried in or near her home. The cache, valued between ten and twelve thousand dollars in coins of five ten and twenty dollars, was saved by her deceased husband who hoarded wealth despite hardship and distrust of banks. The widow, previously guarded and frugal, discovered the gold missing and faces financial strain, the source notes the story as true. The article also includes verses on pests and a brief wildlife section.
A 1929 bulletin cites 6 414 954 licensed U S hunters and suggests many hunt without permits. It warns that the daily limits for ducks and other birds may lead to rapid depletion unless regulations tighten, recalling past legends of carrier pigeons and buffalo migrations.
The Stackfeet Indians face starvation as buffalo numbers plummet with only a handful of young animals saved by Charles Goodnight. Prairie birds fade from Grayson County as hunters push for stricter laws and shorter seasons. The Sherman Democrat notes sport diverging attitudes toward wildlife and urges conservation measures. Hog cholera serum ad from Calvert Drug Co. 11-22-25. Mrs Tellitt recounts a cousin Dorothy who longed for a daughter named June.
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