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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
5
A garbled fragment mentions Maurine Giduja Ess returning to a lake area after time with a father named Markhum. It references Eagie Leke and aides with Mp and Mics, and shoots related to a period or event.
An early 20th century promotional note touts Banthwast Texas and Coeat Country as ideal for healthful living and farming. It highlights pure water irrigation, rich black soils, and planned drainage to attract buyers seeking land and crops like corn and other staples. The ad paints a hopeful future for South and West Texas with land-clearing, storage, and flood control projects.
Reading of a state hunting notice outlines prohibitions on hunting from motor vehicles. It lists season dates for dove deer duck and other game with daily bag limits and required permits. The changes specify ground rules for open carry and safety before firing.
Federal game wardens arrested Taries Newcomb from New Mexico and others yesterday near Sealy for transporting a Plover to a car after a shooting incident. The group faced a confusing set of claims as wardens noted five armed individuals and questioned whether any laws were violated.
A prominent cattleman and farmer, a native of Colorado County, died suddenly from heart trouble while seated at a tavern chair in Liptome, Columbus, at 7 oclock Thursday evening. He is survived by his wife. Rev J W King will preach at the Christian church next Sunday evening at the usual service. all are invited.
Mr J F Canning spent time in Hallettsville during a local visit, meeting residents and discussing community matters. He spoke with locals and inspected area scenes of interest.
The Thordtsy Bridge Club gathered yesterday with Mrs Beckman. Mrs Waltio Derr won a high score and received a bridge set as a souvenir. Guests enjoyed shrimp, pickled beets, ice tea, and ice cream. club members listed include Admian Anderson Beck Bowler Onusey Pitaceraly Liarbert Bunty Matthews Ninsebaum Medellan Pers Tell Bincthers Howare Fitzgerald Bromyoole. The group plans next week’s meeting with Mrs WW Onneey IF.
William D. Callaway aged 78, father of Mrs. F. A. Hoeping of this city, died suddenly Sunday at his residence. Memorial services were held at Pilot Grove Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Survived by several daughters including Mrs. Hoepinghaus and Mrs. Tubew Tower, two sons and numerous grandchildren. Local residents mourn his passing and expressions of sympathy flowed from friends and neighbors.
Santa Fe reports 1914 to 1924 expansion across mileage equipment and service while costs rose steeply. Locomotives, freight cars, passenger miles, and revenue ton miles increased significantly, yet rates rose modestly. The message credits patron cooperation and aims for continued growth and reliable service.
A garbled local page notes police and residents at a roadside event. It mentions a stream of visitors including Mr and Mrs Gardner and TayMy along with a group from Oxegen. A sign warns drivers not to drink while driving and a planned engine upgrade is referenced.
Fragmented OCR reveals notes on drought impact in agricultural sections. It mentions irrigation, crop progress, and community leaders urging continued farming efforts amid water shortages. Reverend and church notices invite attendance at services next Sunday and Monday at Sugar Lane parish with regular morning and evening services.
Mrs Ey Basoe and her daughter Buttle of San Antonio attend a family gathering in honor of relatives Mr and Mrs A Hy Coprnal and sister Madeline Ceara. The text is garbled but indicates a social or memorial event within the family.
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