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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1933

Page

3

Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs E V Stewart

Mr and Mrs E V Stewart welcome a fine baby boy born on the 11th. The mother baby and father are reported doing well. L M Walton suffers a light stroke but is recovering. he was active in the office prior to the incident. Our school progress is noted as nearing its close with five weeks left and reflections on educational improvements. District Attorney Weaver H Baker and Sheriff J Graham attended local business and exchanged greetings with the writer.

E. V. Stewart L. M. Walton Walton Weaver H. Baker J. ©. Graham

Segovia Pupils Publish Prize Essay in Eagle Series

Segovia schoolchildren will feature a prize essay weekly in the Eagle. The stories are written by pupils from the grade school and include "How a Fairy Princess Became a Wild Rose."

Segovia Eagle Rade

Fairy Princess Becomes White Rose In Happy Change

A lonely fairy princess in Fairyland longs for friends. She chooses to become a white rose with the help of her fairy godmother and is loved again by the fairies after returning to her form.

Fairyland Fairy Land

Roosevelt Round-Ups Observed in Local Notices

Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Mrs. Burl Wilson of Menard visited Mrs. W. A. Lurther Monday night. Roy Theirs returned home from Rankin where he had been. Mrs. D. D. Johnston, Miss Elnora Dean, and Harry D. Theirs went to San Angelo for the District Interscholastic League meet. Mr. and Mrs. "Man" Parker and baby of Noxville visited J. A. Parker. Mrs. Otto Theirs and Fred Schweining with family went to Goldthwaite to celebrate their mother's 90th birthday.

Roy Theirs Rankin D. D. Johnston Elnora Dean Harry D San Angelo Man” Parker Baby Noxville J. A. Parker Otto Theirs Fred Schweining Goldthwaite

Texas farm notes show canning armadillos and syrup week

Texas farm notes report Armadillo meat canned by Mrs J H Robins in Amelia Jefferson County. Syrup week celebrated in Crockett with pure ribbon cane syrup aiding newspaper subscriptions. Local syrup shipments reach Texas and other states.

Texas Jefferson County J.H. Robins Amelia Crockett Houston County Syrup Growers Association

Stamp Out Tuberculosis Early Diagnosis Campaign Launched

The National Tuberculosis Association leads the sixth annual Early Diagnosis Campaign starting April 1 to finish the last third of the tuberculosis death rate reduction. A Coleman county rat campaign reports 60,000 rats killed using poisoning methods outlined by the U S Biological Survey.

United States National Tuberculosis Association Coleman County U. S. Biological Survey

Sudan grass seed pool aims for 18,900 pounds for dairy herds

Guadalupe county dairymen pool orders for 18,900 pounds of sudan grass seed to cut feed costs and boost milk flow. They plan one acre of sudan pasture per cow as advised by the county agent.

Guadalupe County

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London G. Lewis Segovia School News Elza Mae Neal Rubie Lawler Kenneth Wilson Burl Wilson of Menard W. A. Lurther Eagle Office Hardeman County Bosque Johnson County Harris County Houston Camp County Randall County Comal County Bob Hering Braunfels H. W. Conn Friberg Wichita County Collin County Winnsboro Schreiner-Hodges Co Jie Cai Cofpee S. H. Co Peaberr Scheeiner-Hodges CO West Texas Utilities Company
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