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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
5
A reflective piece depicts Gulia Jinks and Moses Mice clinging to a bygone rural dream. They lived beneath scholastic domes in a muddy era, dreaming of a cottage with a garden, roses, and simple labor. They discuss moving to a retreat, while evenings center on a chop-house on Main Street, reflecting nostalgia and a fading village life.
Nottawa news items report Royce Andrews and Chas Delano of Baytown visiting A G Delano in San Antonio after a major operation, returning Sunday. East Bernard visitors Mrs Henry Seydler and Mrs Leckland call on the Horalschkher girls as Maupig Wills from Baytown stays with his parents J H Wills. A W Cayley suffered ptomaine poisoning but resumed work Tuesday. Eddie Castor left for San Antonio to join Me Texas State Bank & Trust Company. The Riverside paytien Tolaneo event and Misses Margaret and Frances Horntscher are mentioned with town visitors.
Community notes describe a birthday party held at a tented gathering with multiple friends sharing sandwiches and beverages. Mentions of visiting relatives, funeral attendance, staff movements, and school enrollment stretch through the fragment, naming several local residents and teachers.
Ityan of Range teaches. Stuth and Anna Mae Cwusey attend Deachers Institute at Wharton this week. Rev L Neuman of Houston will preside at quarterly conference with services nightly and Sunday morning. Farm Women Council postponed two weeks. Mrs Milan Relind Berry Scott Corman of Colecamp Missouri visit Wet Corman family. Darby family from Houston camping trip to Colorado Nebraska Yellowstone trip returning Monday. John Kelly sister from Columbus visiting Haven home. Kath to attend Baylor College at Polton. Mike Nell to leave for Temple for nursing at Kags. Sherr visiting Houston Tuesday. A J Bait Teinttie lucene visiting Tivasten Sunday. Mose Wiernis, BR. Taarle shipping earlands. weather note.
Rock Island items recount a long list of visitors and locals returning home after visits. Names include Mrs Tandy Mr and Mrs Faydgatex Miss Corabelle Loch Hester J. G. Adams and many others arriving from Shire Texas Lexington and San Antonio. School opens with optimism as Norman and Detka Taylor attend. Residents announce moves to New Orleans and San Antonio while others plan to remain. Eat At Brosig's.
Fractured notices warn hunting trespass on Wiese Innis lands. Landowners including Johnston and others warn prosecution under law. Multiple ads list rents, veterinary notices, sales of lots, lost items, and hatchery services around Eagle Lake and Wharton areas.
Richard Loyd Eggers died at 6 p.m. after a tractor accident on his rice farm near Bonus. He was born in 1888 in Goliad County, moved to Bagley Lake, and spent most of his life in this community. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs I M Bowers, a sister Mrs Hos. dole stint, a brother We Baxers, and his wife Geraldine Walker Eggers. Service held at Myaliter in Wharton. large congregation attended. Rev J C Wilson and J W King officiated. The casket lay in state, with graveside rites in the lake area of the cemetery observed by many relatives and friends.
In the fragment from The Idiot by Frater Dostocvakd, Mulshinn recalls a French execution. A frame and knife-like device called a guillotine drops with fatal force, severing the head. Preparations and sentence announcement are described as dreadful steps before the scaffold.
Preparations are underway for a large Mexican independence celebration tonight in Uwiranmu. Grounds are decorated in Mexican and United States colors with a hinged dance and a Moxtenn tented show. Organizers include the Woormen of Uw Warkd, the Mexican Blue Crows, and the Souvidadl Vilalge. Gun salutes were fired yesterday and again this morning. Morning crowds anticipated. volunteers will present speeches, displays, and herb shows.
Grace Byars reports from Colorado Citizen that Mr and Mrs Rand and Mr and Mrs Henry Rand were observed at San Antonio last week, indicating a family gathering or social event.
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