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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
2
Chicago dispatch reports forty nine thousand pounds of scoured wool from the Illinois Agricultural Association pool of one and a half million pounds have left scour ing mills for woolen mills to be made into blankets and auto robes for Illinois farmers. An additional fifty one thousand pounds will be sent out soon.
The South Dakota Wool Growers Association voted to support the American Farm Bureau Federation wool marketing program and to hold next annual meeting in Huron. Resolutions urged flat rate regulations for wool in transit, urged railroad regulator action, proposed ten cents per head for shearers and sixty dollars monthly for hoarders, and called on Congress to establish a tariff commission to adjust tariffs as needed.
West Texas reaction to Governor Neff veto of the West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College bill spurs a "divide the State" conference at Sweetwater. Leaders like M C Monroe and R M Chitwood urge division while critics denounce the veto as bias against West Texas youth.
A playful note about soap price increases and the cheerful reaction of readers to anecdotes about children. The piece blends light humor with market mention, reflecting a lighthearted newspaper tone.
A mule does not waste time arguing with a man but acts and leaves funeral arrangements to the man’s relatives.
The writer notes dramatic shifts in entertainment and fashion as women perform or avoid performance. He links music to social nuisance and comments on falling cotton prices and shorter dresses with stockings becoming less common. The tone is satirical about gender roles and market trends.
A concise moral line on self-improvement and accountability urging focus on one's own faults rather than venting about others. It emphasizes personal responsibility and constructive behavior over fault finding.
An advertisement urges boys and girls to join Tyler College in Texas for training in bookkeeping stenography penmanship and other business fields. It promises quick placement through its employment department and offers correspondence courses with low tuition and credit plans.
Fragmentary notice warns hunting or trespass on a property belonging to Mrs. W. W. Allen and Company, with emphasis on prohibition and warning signs.
Notice warns all parties that hunting or fishing on Bear Creek is strictly prohibited under penalty of law. O D Nance signs the restriction.
An individual identifies R. Beckeys2 as an agent for Ki and San Saba counties to provide Johnson Grass relief. L. A. Warren promotes daily car service from Junetign to Menard and offers to take trusted messages and care for express business.
Public is notified that gathering and trapping hunting or any similar activity is prohibited. Stay out of the area as directed. Signed by G. R. Ivy.
A notice states fishing and hunting are forbidden on any premises without a permit from N. C. Patterson, effective immediately. The rule bans killing squirrels or quailfish on private property without authorization.
In a posted notice L and Leslie Beasley protest trespassers across Kimble and Edwards County pastures. They condemn hunting camping and killing fawns on their land and vow to prosecute any violators to the full extent of the law.
No trespassing hunting or trapping allowed on any land owned or controlled by the undersigned L. M. Walton E. H. Rothmann Chas Rober Dee Gibbs J. A. McCollum 38 24tp C E Reid.
Levi Nofes completed a sale involving Realte and a vendor in a transaction recorded by local business records. The deal covered purchase and resale actions, confirming ownership changes and the involvement of the two parties.
An advertising pitch promotes Magfin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer for chicks. The claim includes a money back guarantee from Hankins Drug Store at 51-301 Hankins Drive.
Property or land controlled by us is strictly rdden under penalty of the J. L. Wright Y. P. Oliver Frank Baker 30 tf Kimble County Abstract Company E. Holekamp Prop We Buy and Sell all Kinds of Real Estate Livestock Negotiate Loans make Collections and Furnish Abstracts of Title to All Kimble County Lands Let us Know you Wants Remember the Chautauqua dates.
An old retailer notice promotes RTI Worm Kiles to protect hens from screw worm flies. It promises money back if not completely satisfied and notes dealer-guaranteed satisfaction.
Public notice states fitness owned or controlled the asset and is posted. The document references Wes Smith and a dated notice number 27.
Hawkins Drug Company promotes a guaranteed return offer on egg production with refunds in cash if demands are not met. The pitch targets Rin’s Mgg Producer and promises money back if results fail.
All hunting or fishing on my place is strictly prohibited and any person caught thereon will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Dated under the authority of C. W. Henderson.
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