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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
3
Pure bred heavy laying eggs offered at two dollars per fifteen. Visit the farm to inspect stock class and quality. For details contact Mrs. Harry Hubbell by phone. 44-tfc
In J L Martins Bill Sam's Dictionary a seven year itch spreads through Hog Creek as Doc Dewberry calls it an epidemic and advises letting it run its course. The term EPIDEMIC is defined as a disease everyone catches but cannot trace to its source, typically blamed on a neighborhood family known for such acts.
A local business proclaims strong service, saying they are always on the job from early to late. They invite feedback from customers to ensure satisfaction and promise to address concerns when customers are not pleased.
Dallas lawyer Lee P. Pierson announced his candidacy for a seat on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in the 1926 Democratic primary. He advocates swifter justice and fewer technicalities, pledging not to reverse cases on minor issues and to protect citizen safety and property rights. He cites opposition to Ku Klux Klan influence and support for a free democracy, with campaign notes ending from the Dallas News and a peanut butter ad from Butt & Garrett.
Washington Dc Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture link pecan tree rosette to drought stress and soil nutrient deficiency. Texas and Oklahoma lead in pecan production. Remedies include rotting leguminous cover crops to boost organic matter, manure applications for rapid results, and soil moisture improvement. ordinary fertilizers alone prove ineffective.
Messrs Aubrey Moran Kaumaffa and Mrs Hawkins visited their mother Mrs A Moran and aunt Mrs A Tuggle on the ranch last week. Rain blessed the area aiding farming and grain while delaying roadwork and the Ever green grader. Chicken pox appeared at the local school. Mr and Mrs C W Atchison visited Dupuy home. Lane Hodges stationed at Mason with Utilities Company visited home folks. Singing at Evergreen Sunday night was a success. Ed Hunger and family visited John Savage on Calf Creek. Misses Gussie Maude Boone spent weekend in Junction. Lem Fleming went to Junction Friday and returned with sister Dottie. Mesdames F Dupuy and F Blardone shopped in Junction. Pity the fellow who is always kicking his own country.
A poem from the New York Ledger counsels seeking the busy person to get favors done quickly. It contrasts the leisure bound and the constantly productive individual, urging choosing the one who works twenty hours a day to obtain instant results.
An agency change notice from B. B. Ragland announces he has taken over management for Moorman Manufacturing Co. products Cleansweep for stomach worms and Growfast for general tonic.
D E Goben announces installation of a power hammer for heavy work at the City Blacksmith Shop. He can handle all blacksmith and repair jobs with wheel and saw equipment available. Call and see him.
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