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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1942
Page
7
Fragmented notes recount a high school game between the Eagles and the Tigers with overtime effort and mixed details. The text mentions players Gordon Causey Eaholm and Quimby Bo Mrs and Mary Is, plus reflections on defense, shots, and a chorus line, but specifics are unclear.
A garbled county agent column provides tips on spice storage and preservation, planting lines, and community notes. It mentions women’s clubs, poultry advice, and local meetings at city hall, with references to various places and people.
A misread schedule shows two conference games on the weekend with Texas universities and other teams involved. Fort Worth and Houston are among the listed locales, while A. and M. meet TCU at College Station in the second matchup. detailed reporting lists multiple players and observers.
Weather during harvest kept peanut hay and other hays at varying values. Peanut hay generally priced near alfalfa while cowpea and sorghum hays showed fluctuation. Quality hinges on cutting time, especially for Johnson and Sudan grasses. late-cut seeds reduce peanut hay value by about one third.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith and daughter Barbara Jean of Houston spent Sunday with Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Florence Korthay and Mrs L D Roberts Mrs Smith will be recalled as the new Dorothy Worthauer Coolk
Fragmentary OCR mentions a sulphurous compound added to water or feed to destroy intestinal germs and worms in poultry. Includes garbled phrases about insects, appetite, health, eye production, and production timing. No clear event, date, or entities.
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