Farmers Enforce Left-Hand Wagon Rule Sparks Debate
A desultory report discusses enforcement of requiring farmers to keep white sector on the left and wagons on the right. Authorities may arrest or fine violators, with discretion by officers. The piece notes confusion over vehicle types and potential broader impact on rural travelers and costs.
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First Child Born In Eagle Lake Visits Childhood Scenes
The article recalls Mrs. Jynle Van Houten of San Antonio as the first child born in Eagle Lake, detailing family ties to the Good and Waddell lineages, early local homesteads, stagecoach routes between Houston and San Antonio, and reminiscences of pioneer life. It blends personal memories with community anecdotes and interjections from residents about the town’s early days.
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Jynle van Houten
San Antonio
J. Waddell
van Hunter
James B. Good
Story
Ball House
Old Indiahela
Gamaliel Gaga
Bamen
Seetuan
Sturned
Houston
W. G. Good
John L. Waddell
Arkansas
Old Good
Hol G Good
van Heulen
Even Gordog
Waddell
Weald
Bestam Sreflon
van Houten
Wan
Ant Ngain
Weekend Socials Include Guests From Houston and Columbus
Mrs Wo Hwaphreys hosts a bustling weekend with Mr and Mrs Dewey Kerr and Miss Georgia Dively of Houston as guests of Mrs Pun Harrison. Jao and Mrs Roger Brown from Tobie Sperl visit. Roy Wright and friends entertain with a surprise gathering at Mr Wright’s home. Local chatter notes summer plans, Home Exposition prep, and school spirit as students remember a pep squad and color theme orange and black.
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Dollejowes
Dewey Kerr
Georgia Dively
Houston
Pun- Hurison
Ann
Roger Brown
Tobie
Roy Wright
Jin Pinwney
T. J
Streece Rose
Wright
Columbus
Mro
J. G. Jenking
Garrett
Bill Bigher
Fragmented Yearbook Snippets Echo School Buzz and Gags
A jumble of classroom chatter and game notes covers library word lists, an upcoming talk on the fine print of a “Black Ter por” reveal, and players’ hopes after a 40 to 9 victory. Mentions of Miss Ligzie, Mrs Jones, and Lloyd Spelinger outline public chatter, games, and post graduate students amid a noisy, playful scene.
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Spelinger
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Hempstead
Eagle Lake
Hempstaat
Yellville
Gagie Lake
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