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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
3
A compact page of classified notices lists services for auto parts and repair, upholstery, mattresses, ambulance service, and animal sales. It also includes real estate for sale, livestock auctions, and shop offerings from Moon Drug Store and local merchants, with phone numbers and contact names.
A compact classified style snippet lists services including wrecker and winch truck work and Burroughs adding machine for sale. It mentions Moon Drug Store and Brewster's Boot Shop, with phone numbers and a San Antonio visit note for Mrs J M Livingston and Mrs J S Farmer.
Mr and Mrs J W Lowry and sons Jay and Lee of Van Horn visited family in the area over the weekend. For sale an 8 foot Monitor windmill with steel tower and 2500 gallon cypress tank. Carrizo Springs visitors Mr and Mrs C K Cunningham and Jo Lynn hosted by Charles Cunningham. Mrs E D Parrott and daughter returned from Bryan visit. Parrott tied to A M Adjunct.
FOR SALE Boys TOM MIX cowboy boots and new men's work shoes and moccasins offered by Go mez Boot Shop. Local notices mention Dr J. C. Perry Byars of San Angelo visiting Don Reed's home, L. P. Bishop's San Antonio trip, and family visits to Round Rock and Mrs Betty DeWees for her 93rd birthday as well as visits by M. G. Steve Stevens of Waco to Junction.
Community announces a new garden pilgrimage event. Watch for the date and details of this local initiative. Entry involves residents visiting select gardens and sharing in the planning and activities.
D. J. Harvell an employee of Magnolia Petroleum Co. is moved from Ozona to Junction starting this week. Mrs. Harvell visited San Angelo to see her brother and sister in law C T Baylor and family. Former Governor Coke Stevenson was in town Monday opening of the 112th District Court after ranch chores and reading Readers Digest.
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