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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
2
The article warns that vacation seasons threaten a growing child as school lessons fade without parental guidance. It urges parents to reinforce classroom rules daily while balancing rest and play, stressing the joint duty of teacher and parent to safeguard the child’s continued conduct and development.
A 1921 column urges citizens to apply idle time to community improvement while a formal court summons Mary T. Carson et al. against John W. Martin and E F Kelley in Kimble County, Texas, seeks debt repayment and foreclosure on land worth 280 acres. The notice covers publication requirements, dates, and involved parties.
Temple Post No 133 American Legion protests Chicago post feteing and banqueting Jack Johnson and backing him in a fight with Jack Dempsey. Resolutions urge the national convention to revoke the post charter and declare the Legion stands for law and order, not catering to ex criminals convicted for violations of national laws.
A fragmented line notes absence of law to curb fights by individuals seeking notoriety, leaving uncertain avenues to prevent such actions and sparking debate on legal safeguards and public safety.
Public notice that all lands owned or controlled by Wes Smith are posted and off limits. Stay out.
Local notice states that pecan gathering trapping hunting or trespassing in any Ivy pasture is strictly forbidden. Warning issued to stay out under authority of G R Ivy.
Landowners warn that any fishing or hunting on property or land controlled by seas is forbidden under penalty of the law. Signed by J. L. Wright Y. P. Oliver and Frank Baker.
Landowners L. M. Walton R. T. Amberson S. R. Schneider and H. H. Winn forbid trespassing hunting or trapping on any land owned or controlled by the undersigned.
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