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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
4
Announcement notes the death of Supt Meinere’s mother in Galveston on Friday. The message extends sympathy to Mr. B. Meinere of Columbus and mentions events around a family visit and funeral arrangements.
Mrs Jordan and daughter left for Houston with mourning in Chesterville. Mr and Mrs Henri Backus visited Enele Lake last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M E Larsen and several locals were seen in the area including Tap sen Davidson Myers Hunt. Harold Townley visited Gouston Sherapon with Mr and Mrs.
The text outlines street safety rules for pedestrians including crossing signals, the need for audible warnings when turning, and a prohibition on sharp tools near vehicles. It mentions a yearly pedestrian registration with a license fee and required demonstrations of dodging and balancing skills. Officials hold guardians accountable for harm to auto traffic. The fragmentary piece references a rural setting with unspecified dates and participants.
Judge John Hoyo of Columbus and Judge C K Quin of San Antonio visited Wayte Lake last Friday. Quin, once a Columbus resident, was greeted by many friends there while Hoyo noted recent maters of interest as the term begins.
Mrs C H Brosig and Miss Willie Brosig traveled to Austin on Wednesday. Miss Willie stayed behind to enroll at the Texas University. A health note touts Herbine as a remedy for torpid liver and dull digestion, priced 60 cents and sold by Putmey's Drug Store.
Automobile bargains advertise several good used cars for sale at unheard of low prices. Allen Motor Co invites buyers to see the selection and take advantage of the room they need to make space.
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