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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
8
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Members of the American Angora Breeders Association and United Sheep and Goat Raisers Association met at Camp Wood Friday. W. A. Thompson Thos B and Sam Ried attended. A resolution set to adjust Camp Wood show and sale dates to align with South African goats arrival. C E DeGroff to confer in New York with Cawood who handles shipments. DeGroff will present Camp Wood as ideal sale site. Final dates to be announced after word from Cawood.
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In Rock Springs two youths Vernon Watters and F Finley faced an examining trial for mohair theft from J E Deats. Defense by M E Blackburn of Junction. State by District Attorney Julian La Crosse of Del Rio. Judge J A Roach set bonds at $1000 each. they were released awaiting grand jury action. Sheriff Dee Gibbs and John Robinson noted from the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Assn.
The Edwards County Leader notes involvement of Frank Finley of Menard and Virgil and Will Watters of Concho County, brothers of a defendant, with J. E. Deats also mentioned in connection with the case. For sale: good alfalfa hay weedless and priced at 1.00, corn at 1.35 per bushel, contact C. M. Wolfe or call 58. Also Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet ads offer a free dish set from Jaction Furniture Co.
The article notes the first cheese factory in Wisconsin was built in 1862 at Ladoga, marking a milestone in the state’s dairy industry.
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