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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
3
The ad argues low red blood cells cause fatigue and ailments and promotes SSS tonic as the easy remedy. It instructs taking SSS before meals and claims many people find it a simple way to stay fit, urging readers to buy from drug stores.
Nussbaum of this city reports a burglary Tuesday at the Nussbaum store in Columbus. The raid left the premises heavily damaged and many goods taken or disrupted. Police investigation underway.
Sportsmen should look for numbered aluminum bands on one leg of wild ducks and other game birds. The Biological Survey seeks reports of banded birds with band numbers dates and locations. Reports help track banding origins and inform conservation efforts.
There will be morning and evening services at the Presbyterian church Sunday October 19. Mr Deutsch will deliver the sermon.
El Campo Citizens report Rice Birds lost 19-0 to a stronger Eagle squad on the local grid. William Wallace sparked the Eagles with two touchdowns and solid line play, while Reeves exited hurt but x rays showed no bone damage. William Moore paced the Red and White with hard-driving plunges as Rice aims to improve in upcoming games.
Louis Anderson a 63 year old Fargo farmer traveled from North Dakota to Arkansas and Missouri seeking recovery after paying $6 300 to two confidence men who claimed a horse would win big at Eureka Springs Arkansas. He met the pair in Hot Springs and later learned one man Mansner had supposedly won $108 000. He mortgaged his farm for $5009 and withdrew $1409 to fund the venture before the pair disappeared. He reported the tale to police in St Louis and returned home to harvest his wheat while seeking funds to repay an Arkansas banker who had lent him $75 to return.
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