Beads Sale Saturday Promises Low Per Line Rates
Local notice advertises a beads sale and related event details with costs per line. Mentions a church or community group hosting a fair tomorrow and invites participation from residents.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1923
Page
8
Local notice advertises a beads sale and related event details with costs per line. Mentions a church or community group hosting a fair tomorrow and invites participation from residents.
The report highlights bumper harvests with high potato and sweet potato yields, 640,000 bushels of corn, 210,000 pounds of cane, and substantial hay. It notes large cow herds, fruit orchards including apples peaches and figs, and extensive cotton cultivation.
A frightened deer escaped from the Hudler home last night after being frightened by a deputy. It ran toward the rice mill area and was described as directed away from the yard. Authorities offer a reward for the deer’s return or review of the incident.
An old advertisement extols calomel as a cure for biliousness constipation indigestion and liver stomach and kidney troubles. It claims purity and improved effectiveness with easy dosing and promises of refunds if not satisfied. The notice mentions sales outlets and customers including Mrs Duncan and Mrs Westmareland visiting from nearby towns.
The item reports a misprint issue in a local paper urging readers to send printing orders to The Headlight. It notes type replacement with Dead now type and mentions a veterinary surgeon a strange connection, with dates and locations sounding like an event notice for Octher.
A garbled OCR item mentions illness, wild bites, fever symptoms, and a visit by Fitzgorw or Fitzgrowing to urge actions. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a local health or shipping matter with a first class issue and a visit by a Mrs. Fitzgerald.
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