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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Oren C. Reid and Coke R. Stevenson with unclear positions. No full roles or affiliations are readable, hindering a precise card.
The piece commends Mr. Harding for credits to his wife and urges recognizing the value of wives and mothers. It argues common men overlook wifely wisdom and credits the mother’s influence as energizing and essential beyond measure.
People who resist settling into business face embarrassment when bills arrive. Fault finding and grumbling about economic conditions mark the mood as obligations come due.
The article counsels patience and steady effort to improve conditions and economy. It notes that vocal complaint won’t fix issues, urges prudent home improvements, and highlights the odd humor of tax season and Easter hats as modern woes.
An unidentified figure likened to John Alexander Dowie’s methods aims to reform New York’s fortunes, but the city remains unaware of the effort and its possible impact.
An elderly woman sits at the door of a weathered home, recalling a life spent raising eight sons and two daughters with love and virtue. The scene of a sunset and meadow becomes a meditation on motherhood, humility, and the worth of a life devoted to family over public achievement.
The union allocates 622 million to states for road construction while locals face persistent muddy roads. The contrast highlights how funds sit unused or inadequately applied, leaving rural paths and communities with poor surfaces despite federal money.
The Kimble County Commissioners Court will accept written bids for about 42 acres of agricultural land acquired from G. W. Vierling Sr. The land lies five miles from Junction on State Highway No. 1. Bids must be in the hands of the County Clerk by 10 a.m. November 11, 1921, with terms per statutes. County Judge Weaver H. Baker presides.
Sam King advertises a near perfect quarter stallion in Patterson Bundy ranch Christoval Texas with prices 300 dollars for one war old horse and 200 dollars for three yearlings. Cardwell offers horses for sale or trade to season buyers.
On and after this date, for one year, every customer buying goods at our store will receive a trade check with every 50 cents worth of goods. Trade checks are redeemable at face value in the Special Novelty and Jetwelox Department. You are invited to call inspect the department and begin saving trade checks now.
Public probate citation orders Sheriff to summon all heirs of F. A. Weaver deceased to appear in Kimble County Court at Junction on May 2 1921 to contest the application of Mrs Caghief Ander Weaver for probate of the will and letters testamentary. The notice requires publication for four weeks in a local newspaper and is dated March 19 1921 with clerk N R Skaggs. Also an advertisement for K M B cow feed from Alex J Hamer Co.
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