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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
4
A local printing business announces it offers complete services beyond small town envelopes and cards. It highlights capacity for book work folders ruled forms loose leaf statements legal blanks and other high class work usually secured from city shops.
The Attorney General called the 112 page appeal brief one of the finest of its kind he has seen. More than ten thousand folders have been produced and are being distributed in the southwest, with daily compliments reflected in letters received.
Announcement from the Junction Texas newspaper stating it is the official publication for Kimble County, listing H G Perry as editor and noting obituaries and similar notices require payment at regular rates.
A block discussion contrasts women's bargain hat culture with ranchers facing drought and wool prices. The speaker notes women spotting $10 hats bought for $3.98 and reflects on past wool market declines, claiming the situation will improve and that the country isn’t the only dry.
Amy Gertrude Blackburn born April 12, 1908 in Junction Kimble County Texas, daughter of Judge and Mrs Marvin E Blackburn, died suddenly in an automobile incident. Her passing ends a longtime life of local ties and family service.
Saturday April 18 1925 accident claimed Amy age seventeen and a half just before her Schreiner High School May graduation. She was noted for a strong loyal character and held in high regard by family friends and Texas Methodism. Judge Coke Stevenson paid tender tribute at her funeral in a church decorated with class colors and flowers.
A graduation memorial states the body was buried with a floral offering by the graduating class and a large crowd of mourners. J Virgil Davis signs a farewell note linking to biblical phrases and promising reunion in the land fairer than day. Also notes ticket sales for a musical comedy May 7 at Hawkins Drug Store and a hat line debut April 28 with limited seating and color options.
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