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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
5
Week end guests include Jack Neal, Miss Amanda Eastland of Sonora, and Eleanor Duderstadt of Kerrville. A. O. Lawler seeks a nurse in Kerrville for a sick baby. Biz and church figures attend events in San Antonio, Kerrville, Menard, and San Marcos with brief notes on travel, job moves, and family ties.
We the undersigned agree to close our places of business each day at 6 30 p m except Saturdays beginning May 1st and ending September 1st 1925. Schreiner Hodges Co E O Longren Buck Horn Shop Junction Grocery Co and others advertise store hours and sales offers including furniture and kitchen cabinet promotions. A stray note promotes horse and refrigerator trades and a free dishes offer with a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.
J L Martin humor pieces define carbuncle as a convention of boils in a playful dictionary entry. The note suggests the poet’s line about good in everything, but the speaker finds humor in needing no doctor to locate trouble.
Detroit Ford payrolls show 1924 wages and salaries totaling 253 million for the Ford organization. Highland Park and River Rouge plants account for 172.82 million, with other plants adding 72.43 million and related firms bringing the grand total to 253.0 million. An editorial quip from the Waco Times Herald follows.
Dr Jones for ten years offers a fair deal and will be at Hawkins Drug Store on Wednesday April 22 and in London on April 21. An advertisement notes prices from 51-2 to £6.
Goats sheep or cattle for sale decorative classified notice seeks listings for sale. Liano Valley Realty Co at old Post Office Building offers to connect sellers with buyers.
467 Princeton men are working through college as Blonde Bess speaks. She jokes that she is not a crossword puzzle addict, yet the only five letter word she can think of to describe the latest haircuts is Woman.
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