Third Annual Short Course for Garwood Farmers Launches
Garwood hosts the Third Annual Short Course for Farmers with plans for a two day program on November 6. Extension Service staff from Texas A&M will participate. a large exhibit and livestock displays, poultry prizes, grain contests, and cash awards are planned. Prizes include $400 for best dairy exhibit and $200 for second best. a best overall product prize of $200 is offered. The venture aims to boost farming practices and community engagement with speeches by E.G. Marshall and others, plus social events with meals provided for attendees.
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Marshall
Garwood
Extension Service Department
1A. & M. College
Garwoud
Gurwood
Hegart
Rite Fun
Pop Lee
VC Marshall
Hos
Merehill
Ariel
Matsu
Henry Dunlavy
Ates
Byrd
Assolutins
Satuyalion
Rotheatinae
Wharton Fair Attracts Large Local Attendance
Report from Wharton describes a bustling fair with many locals attending. Observers note strong community spirit, praise the event as one of the best small town fairs in recent memory, despite occasional petty issues and minor disruptions. A separate note mentions a vehicle tampering incident delaying a late night picture show.
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Engl Leye Anik
Wharton
Elmar Photographer Wears Shoes 12 Years Pair
An Elmar photographer recalls wearing a pair of tennis shoes for twelve years with irregular use since buying them in Town in 1916. The same subject notes another pair worn over seventeen years and comments that old pals are the best pals after all, per Dinsmore.
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Elmar
One Dead and Three Injured in Taiton Wreck
A head on collision Sunday near Taiton between a car carrying Adolph Pulwek 38 and three others and a truck loaded with gravel left Adolph Pulwek dead. Davis Ziska 21 Emerich Ziska 21 Duke Baros 28 and Ed Neske 21 were injured. Ziska and Baros were hospitalized with severe injuries. The driver was buried Tuesday at Hillje Catholic Cemetery after services. Surviving relatives include a widow and seven children.
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Wada
Adolph Pulwek
Wisjaslanuy
Falton
Witheras
Polusek
Davis
Emerich Ziska
Duke Baros
Ed Neske
Polak
Anu
Emerich Zaskoda
Noska
Cintpo
Weirhehner
Pulawek
Folasky
Ot Hillje
Edward Jansky
Gratuig
Fis Wiefarel
Chas Jazicek
Pustesky
Ertl Naiser
Raymond
Ety Jeney
New Manager In Charge At Gas Company
Announcement notes a new manager arriving at the gas company, with references to Mr Kueh and Mr Rug gles. Mentions of an office stay, apartment at the mayor’s home, and associates Mr and Mrs Welford. Underscores staff changes and housing arrangements.
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Gftive
Gus
Prealag Fur Raspsoon
Seyttl
Kueh
Offic
Ruggles
Eagie Lake
Wo EL ‘Welford
Work expected to start within a week on Hughes Patrick well
Plans for work on the Hughes Patrick well on the west side of the lake three miles from Bugle Lake hinge on clearing abstracts and wiring issues. E R Mullerold reports long distance from Houston. Minteer says no acreage on market yet and expects start within a week once abstracts are straightened. Lester Patrick in San Antonio to finalize leases. Hughes and Minteer anticipate start soon in Houston.
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Hughes-Patrick
Bugle Lake
Iegal
E. RO Mulleerold
Houston
Wintermann
St. Louis
Minteer
Lester Patrick
San Antonio
E W Hughes
Okahoma
Mintecr
Hoppin Brothers to Open Dollar Store in New Iberia
Mr and Mrs G P Choppin plan to move to New Iberia Louisiana where he and his brother Alton Choppin former Eagle Lake residents will open a 9 10 and 25 cent store The Headlight expresses best wishes for their new venture. Weimar community garden employs twelve men on a three acre project under Davis H Holowsy and Frank Stefert county tax assessor workers earn 240 per eight hour day.
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G. P. Choppin
New Iberia
Louisiana
Alton Choppin
Eagle Lake
Ee Weimar Community Garden
Wiimar
Davis H Holowsy
Frank Stefert
County
Toxe
Bellville Triumphs Over Eagles 12-0 in Friday Gridiron Battle
Bellville ousted the Eagles 12 to 0 on Friday after a hard fought game at the local gridiron. Westerman, Bellville’s standout halfback, ran forty yards for a first quarter touchdown, while Bellville’s lead back added another score in early fourth quarter. The team failed to convert extra points but showed marked improvement over recent matches, with Charley Brown Hager and Britchy Reese among standout backs.
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Bellville
Eagles
Westerman
Bellvilles
Rolund
Ume
Belliville
Bellwie
Joely
Oyer
Rome
Richmond
Poty
Charley Brown
Britchy Reese
Betis
Gobil
Wil
Trami
Suburban readers question why Eagle Lake merchants under advertise
Over the past four weeks subscribers in Garwood Nada and Taiton report fewer local ads from Eagle Lake shops. They ask why dry goods stores stop advertising and note El Campo firms are pushing more promotions, capturing business once favoring Eagle Lake. The Headlight offers names of respondents on request. The scene calls for local merchants to wake up and act.
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coun +try
Garwood
Nada
Taiton
Eagle
Lake Dry Goods
Eagle Lake
el Campo
Storss
Boling High School Visits Eagles for Friday Football
Boling High School travels to Eagle Lake for a Friday afternoon game against the Bagies. The kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. Boling boasts a strong backfield in a season opening loss to Rosenberg and a 36 to 9 win over East Bernard. Eagle Lake has lost to Richmond and Bellville, aiming to rebound this week as cool weather drops to the season low.
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Boling Club
Rosenberg
East Bernard
Boling Igh
Baglie Lake
Bagies
Boling
East Bernard High
Eagle Lake
Josing
Richmond
Bellville
Funeral services for Weimar business man
Funeral services for Hernan P Sachs age 67 longtime Weimar businessman were held Saturday afternoon at Ure Evangelical Church with Rev Meyer and Pastor Blepenbrook presiding. Sachs had served 37 years in Weimar, led the Fire Department, and helped found the local Evangelical group.
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Lees
Hernan P Sachs
Weither
Ure
Spectacular Western Saga at Avalon Theatre
Burkiust siseguns and fly ting feta Ter Keene star in a dramatic Western at the Avalon Theatre. The cast includes Phillips, micy Stone, Charles French, Nick Coley, Jules Cowlns, Tom Brower, Lafe McKee, and Murdock MacQuarrie with Harold Shumate directing from his story and screenplay.
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Burkiust Siseguns
Keene
Avalon Theatre
Oboe
Birnie
Barness
Gil Pratil
Ane Earhe
Phillips Micy
Iystone
Charles French
Nick Coley
Jules Cowlns
Tom Brower
Lafe McKee
Murdock MacQuarrie
Oty Brower
Harold Shumate
Mass Meeting of Citizens Set for Tuesday Night in Eagle Lake
A mass meeting is scheduled at the city hall auditorium next Tuesday at 8 o clock to discuss the bond issue for paving Eagle Lakes streets. Judge W. S. Strickland O J Wintermann and others will speak. The meeting aims to inform residents on the bond proposal and pave residential streets without extra city taxes. Also reported is Mr Hale breaking his arm after slipping on a pavement on Railroad Street and being treated at a local hotel or medical facility.
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City Hall
Eagle Lakes
W. 5. Strickland
O. J. Wintermann
Itas
Eagle Lake
Tag ‘Lake
Hale
W. B Hale
Railroad Street
Sparties
Hue
West Citizens of Vox Populi Die in Garwood Incident
A report notes the death of a well known Vox Populi citizen near Garwood on a Thursday at 6 30. The article references George Stallman and mentions inquiries and interviews as the community processes the sudden death and local reactions. May include details about attendees and possible witnesses.
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George Stallman
Vox Populi
Garwood
Stalin Tran
Patna
Brelstvine
Baptist Ladies Pod Sale To Benefit Culvert Drug Co
Ladies of the Baptist church announce a sale tomorrow Saturday October 1 at Eagle Lake. The event offers a diverse assortment of foods and goods to attract patronage from the local community. Proceeds support the Culvert Drug Company initiative in the area.
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Stor F Morrow
Eagle
Lake
Reflection Crew of Humble Company Begins Survey Work
Seismo graph surveyors from the Humble Ot Compan arrived at Bagk Lake Sunday led by BR. S Epperson. Eighteen men set up ftp tents along No. Ti highway and began surveying toward Altair. Duration unknown, possibly ten weeks or several months. locals note Humble has been in balance force six months.
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Seismograpd
Br.s
Epperson
I Bagh Lake
Garwood
Altair
No. Ti
SARGE CROWD EXPECTED BY MENTA CHURCH PEAST
Sultwan pastor of the Catholic churches at Eagle Lake and Meniz saps he svg for a tiray alters at fie St Rech's final eteetr far which wut by din Sunday tarttaey A big Amine wath Harber ped and COMITY Sausmgy lt Be Served, be ginning at aT a0 at 3S¢ for adualts and 20e for fhiluren Later in the Afterman gausher tach 9il be serve? AtTasenseitts tre being vide for & musical program during: she ny A bale of cotton Maseen shen 1 which will be disposed of te sume ate for che small sa Mente
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Puther
Eagle Lake
Meniz
Rech
Headlights Bargain Rate Still On
The Headlights bargain rate remains active with many subscribers taking advantage. One year for $1.25 and two years for $2.50, no reduced rates offered beyond these terms. Readers are urged to renew or subscribe before the offer ends, ensuring continued access to all headlights content.
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Meadligit
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