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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
3
State Health Officer Dr John W Brown urges parents to have children medically evaluated before school starts. Vision, tonsil, dental, and postural issues should be checked by physicians and dentists with corrective action for defects to prevent long term health effects.
Members of the primary department of the Methodist Church School enjoyed a picnic at City Park Monday afternoon. Children played games and shared a bountiful spread. Chaperones included Mrs. Clint Barnes Mrs. Howard Ragsdale Miss Sallie Blackburn and Miss Jerry Fite of Rosenberg.
We thank friends and the O E S Chapter for kindnesses since the flood May God's blessings be with each one of you Mr and Mrs G H Delano Five Mason county 4 H Club boys Sammie Hoerster James Pre August Jordan Walton Ramberg Byron Eckert reporters on the staff of the Daily Star a newspaper printed and distributed free while the snort course is in session at College Station this week The wonderful record made by the Mason County Club boys has put them in the forefront We have some good values in used cars and trucks See us Loeffler Motor Co 52¢
Ramsey Randolph clerk shows petition in No 1267 where Joe M. Gardner sues J N Harlow et al for title and possession of 640 acres Abstract 1790 in Kimble County. defendants unknown heirs. case set for August 1935 term with publication Req. 4-H girl Laura Oehler wins state contest. banquets at College Station. Governor Talmadge quote on government and business.
A jumble of maxims and quotes reflects on wealth poverty kinship and social wisdom. The text weaves sayings about listening friendship religion politics and learning from losses with a quoted remark on unemployment delays.
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