Editor note from PostafFfcr Junction Texas
Stated as second class matter at Postafffcr Junction Texas the editor notes the publication status.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
Stated as second class matter at Postafffcr Junction Texas the editor notes the publication status.
The piece surveys military procurement with Curtiss and Deegen aircraft costs, notes leaders Henry and Edsel Ford in aviation, then shifts to fashion trends from neckwear to dress, laments fast-moving cinema attendance and public health cautions on handshakes, ends with a crime verdict and a nod to law and order.
Eldorado Success urges boys to avoid trouble to spare their parents distress. The column notes very few patrons attended a school meeting held Wednesday, likely due to short notice.
Upshur county residents are urged to fund the school to avoid its closure after one more month. Patrons, parents, and committees must raise needed money to prevent harm to graduates and college credits. The note argues supporting home merchants and advertising locally to counter mail order competition. Rags wanted at Eagle Office.
A Athens merchant advertises to beat any mail order price, urging support for home merchants. The Athens Review notes mail order habit persists despite stings and reports post office staff revising a Upshur county buyers list for mail order houses.
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