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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1926
Page
2
The fragment discusses tasting tasteless chilies and tonic syrups with quinine and iron, claiming health boosts and malaria prevention. It also briefly references a social visit to Brealism and lists several names and places, including references to Houston, Brenham, and Coleman, with blurred, error-filled lines about relatives and an upcoming operation.
Local residents from Avtugtoe cue in Doesday visited Mr Ed Wiese and others for a social gathering. Farm Women met with Ira Jobart Gnytor last twesday, a meeting at Lis die KehoaL Davie discussed parent teacher association welfare. Uncle Billy weighs pecans, plans ribbon prizes, with five hundred pounds gathered this year and a harvest near Hurusey.
Rotary International Local Chapter lauds city aldermen for paving streets and improving safety. The write up notes public praise, community progress, and a motion to copy the resolution to the Bugle Lake Eagle in aid of civic recognition.
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