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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
6
A collage of dialogue snippets shows everyday humor and misunderstandings. A driver apologizes after a minor accident. A man jokes about war and titles while characters discuss farms, mortgages, and stable government.
The U S Public Health Service surveyed paralysis cases in 1937, noting Colorado had the highest rate at 20.7 per 100 000, Oklahoma 17.9, Arkansas 1, and Mississippi 16 1 per cent. Officials find the outbreak unusual for the Southwest as paralysis peaks in late summer and fall in temperate climates.
Billy Sadler appears as Billie in the Harley 8 show, with friends noting the leading role and the character’s traits as described. The season features a strong ensemble and notable stage presence in this production.
Public notice in Kimble County Texas cites final settlement of the estate of Court Dunkerly with administrator Fred Dunkerly, set for May 9, 1938 in Junction. Ramsey Randolph, Clerk, issues the writ and requires appearance. a separate court item notes Thomas Britelli of Kenosha Wise withdrawing a $500 bank note and a $25 fine with restitution.
A snake over three feet long was discovered in a tanas shipment received in Chicazo, prompting inspection by local authorities and agricultural officials.
The column surveys Governor race chatter in Arlington and San Antonio with McCraw and Ferguson factions, Tom Hunter entry, and a Texas good roads push led by Montgomery and Martin. Gas regulation talks and matrimonio age riddle close the item.
Article notes numerous Indian missions once established across East Texas rivaling the central region now popular with tourists. Built of wood rather than lasting materials, the missions left few traces visible today.
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