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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
2
A fragment recounts a joke about a professor's mechanical cow and a dental quip. It then shifts to Texas farm life noting April as spring to poets and bitter weed to dairymen. Advice covers oat pastures, feeding, Sudan grass planting, and costs per acre for good cows and land.
April 6 1920 at nine oclock Mr Burt Braley and Miss Winnie Farr wed at Miss Reedie Nighs home Rev A C Cocke officiating. The notice also lists local visits injuries trips and business and social events in Junction and nearby towns.
This week the Boy Scouts trained in civics and pacing tests as they prepare for a trip to a Jamboree in Sonora. Gilbert Day paced a mile in twelve minutes twice. Mr. Bundy donated new blackboards to expand limited space in the fifth grade. Beautiful bouquets of roses brightened the classroom as Sam Stewart joins the troop and works toward his scout goals.
On April 11 1935 at the school house Mrs Edgar Preston and Mrs Taylor hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs W M Tinsley. Station B ladies attended with cakes roses and decorations. Guests included Mrs L C Partin Billie Willis Sylvia Partin Mrs A S Davidson and others.
W G Andrews thanks town and country friends for the many gifts and kindness shown during his illness. He writes he is weak and unable to talk or receive visitors, but he loves everyone and prays for their blessings.
The article quotes President Roosevelt praising justice and the Bible as guiding light. It notes a family, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hunger and their daughter Irene, trading in Junction on a recent Saturday.
His father promised Sam a trip to Washington D C to the Boy Scout convention if he completes the required work. We all wish Sam success in this important undertaking.
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