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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
3
W Earl Hall president of the Iowa State Safety Council asserts that nine of ten people seeking safety will move us toward progress. He outlines the three E's educator engineer enforcer and stresses cooperation and willingness to pay the price for safer roads as builders and makers contribute to hazard reduction on streets and highways.
The notices list Marvin E. Blackburn Jr as Representative for District 86 and B Randolph L BR Fayette Hodge as candidates for county judge in Gilmer County. The filing appears dated July 28, 1948.
The piece argues traffic deaths rise despite improved laws and enforcement. It blames drivers for unsafe behavior, citing speeding, drunken driving, and party culture, urging individuals to adopt safer habits and courtesy on the road. It references a parish rummage sale and notes friendships in business as strong but secondary to true safety.
A readable fragment lists candidates for county offices including County Treasurer Annie Highsm and Mrs I, County Attorney, Commissioners for Precincts 1 through 4 such as CE Reid Joe Hissett, Andrew N Wood, RH Spiller, G W Hardesty, Stanley Adam, and BR Mo Vor. It also shows Justice of the Peace, Constable, Sheriff, Assessor, and Collector positions with partial names like J C Graham and Odie Wright.
A man confessed to a series of improprieties spanning years, including a troubling pattern involving several individuals. Authorities note a lengthy timeline with multiple alleged incidents, raising questions about accountability and oversight in the case.
Readable fragments show a San Antonio livestock market scene with prices, cattle, hogs, and trade activity noted. Mentions of traders like Steve Hessen, local buyers, and varying prices illustrate a busy market day with totals and lots listed.
A health column discusses benign tumors and cancer signs, urging early detection and removal where possible. It cautions readers to seek medical advice for any bodily changes and notes that early treatment can improve curability, while stressing not to ignore suspicious growths.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at decisions about Jones and Luise affecting work and location. The text references work status, placement, and potential differences in stress, but details remain unclear and fragmented.
The text chronicles Samuel Fox Young and Adina Ro Chaffee Roth who joined as privates in 1861 at the Civil War outbreak. Young becomes lieutenant general by 1865 and later retires in 1906, while Chaffee rises in rank and retires in 1906, dying in 1914. A transfer event features Young presenting shoulder straps to Chaffee with a note. A separate protest notes Rev Oliver Saylor objecting to an Azusa sign near a planned dam site.
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