Hill Country Meet Well Attended by Junction and Segovia
About twenty Junction contestants with relatives attended Kerrville events last Friday and Saturday for the Hill Country Meet. Segovia earned honors including a perfect spelling score by Lillie Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Kimble
Supt. Miller
Schreiner High
Kerrville
Vic Urban
Dennis Wallace
Roland Johnson
Buddy Richardson
Bill Wright
Arthur Henderson
Raymond James
Marguerite Wright
Brownwood
Amy Blackburn
Varena Lawler
Elenne Newby
Tempe Boone
Vivian James
Local Businesses To Close For Cleanup Drive Next Thursday
A list of business houses including Schreiner Hodges Co Heyman Drug Store A J Hamer Co Butt Garrett Junction Hardware Co P Joseph First National Bank and others will close next Thursday morning for a general town cleanup. Parents Teachers urge residents to tidy yards disinfect outside toilets burn trash and place junk by the road for easy pickup. The effort aims to improve health with a 100 percent townwide cleaning result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner- Hodges Co
Heyman Drug Store
A. J. Hamer Co
Butt & Garrett
Junction Hardware Co
P. Joseph
First National Bank
Junction State Bank
Junction Furniture Co
Tailor Shop
Hawkins Drug Store
Cavaness Bros
L. A. Taylor
Safety First Filling Station
Busters Shop
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Buckhorn Shop
Junction Grocery Co
Powell Filling Station
E. O. Longren
Browning
Parents Meet in School Auditorium for PTA Delegation
The P. T. A. met Monday afternoon March 23 in the school auditorium with few parents present. After minutes were read a short business session decided to send a delegate to Brownwood for an April 2 meeting. The third grade won a pot plant for the largest parent turnout. Reporter invites more parents to attend the next meeting.
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Brownwood
Ten Thousand Dollar Building Contracts Let
Building projects totaling about ten to eleven thousand dollars will begin Monday week on three concrete structures at the corner east of Heyman Drug Store. John Braley, who arranged the deal, says the Meat Market building, Chase building, and corner building owned by A L Bartley will extend and front Holekamp street with glass frontage. The old cellar will be enlarged, the roofs are to be iron or tar and gravel, and the one story buildings will support two or three stories later. Occupancy hoped for by summer.
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Heyman’s
John Braley
Frank Bissett
Heyman
Chase
A. L. Bartley
Tick Eradication Bill Approved in Ninety Days
Austin March 28 Governor Miriam Ferguson approved the tick eradication bill passed by the Thirty ninth legislature. The measure becomes effective 90 days after adjournment with compulsory state funded eradication in a defined eastern territory. It bans county programs, requires permits from the Livestock Sanitary Commission for moving infected cattle, mandates regular dipping, and authorizes immediate slaughter on one dipping. The plan includes fever tick eradication on all farm animals and allows entry to cattle owner premises. An emergency $100000 appropriation funds the work this fiscal year. A special church service is set for Roosevelt School House in April to support educational work for school children. Born Tuesday a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Loeffler.
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Austin
Miriam Ferguson
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Brazos River
Robertson County
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Dayton Moses
The
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Roosevelt School House
Skaggs
Covered Wagon Coming to Junction This April
The local picture show schedules The Covered Wagon for three days April 13 to 15. The epic from Emerson Hough depicts eastern settlers crossing to a western gold region with romance and historical appeal. The management urges county residents to seize the opportunity to see one of the era’s greatest pictures.
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Junction
Emerson Hough
Junction Public School Honor Roll Totals by Grade
The Junction Public School announces honor roll lists for grades one through six with students named by grade. An arithmetic contest in fifth grade crowned Linnda Warren and Wyona Cobler as winners. A. L. Bartley becomes half owner of the Williams and Wilson Cafe after purchasing Barney Williams’s share. the cafe will keep its name as Bartley settles in, with Mr. Wilson staying on until Bartley’s wife’s health improves. Read the Eagle Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rea Davis
Jimmie Chenault
Carleton Massie
Ada Pierce
Margaret Harrison Warren
Verna King
Eloise Jobes
Leola Jetton
Anna Laura Braley
Stella Mae Rae
Ora Jennings
Milton Blackburn
Billie Boone
Louis Jordan
Clifton Schraub
Elsie Martin
Chester Roe
Jarvis Jordan
Lucile Williams
Maxine Jobes
Terry Lambretton
Audrey Barrett
Bertha Emsley
Lorena Coney
Ella Simon
Carleton Wright
Lincoln Warren
Junior Stevenson
Lucille Motley
Nevada Blackburn
Buzz Motley
Blake Chenault
Linnda Warren
Wyona Cobler
A. L. Bartley
Barney Williams
Williams and Wilson
Mr. Bartley
Mr. Wilson
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Wm. M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
As - Lawrence Johnson
Camp Wood
State Bank
Koon
Tom Hodges
Lucy Motley
Eula Ramsey
Roy Hodges
Tom, Jr
Hodges Hotel
Robert Loeffler
Billie
Texas
Clarence
Frank Dy Kellogg
Junction Public School
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