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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
2
Chief Justice Hughes at Brown University laments students in college who neglect education and pursue trivial activities. He argues many lack capacity energy or ambition and should leave to seek work. The piece also notes divorce testimony about manners and a wife selling a sofa with hidden money.
Community donations boosted by business firms and individuals for shade sheds for the Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association event on August 10 11 and 12 though short of total costs. Contributions ranged from one to twenty five dollars plus larger sums from several companies, banks and shops. Also reported are a local fraud case sentencing and a weight news item about Aunt Mamie Williams from Jacksonville Fla.
A Mason delegation will tour Junction on Monday to advertise the Rodeo Picnic and Barbecue in Mason on August 24 and 25. The event, first in nine years, offers over 600 dollars in prizes, an amateur night for under 16, dances, music, carnival, and a free barbecue at noon on the second day.
In Sioux Falls 19 women form a club asserting that being spanked by husbands when needed proves genuine care. They state the practice makes a woman feel that her husband truly loves her.
Mrs Louise Kadow of Vancouver Washington reports her cat eats raw squash dill pickles tomatoes and sauerkraut along with regular cat food in a local household note.
T. M. Zink of LeMars, Indiana, left a $100,000 estate for a library that must contain no books by women and admit no women. The bequest specifies a gender-restricted institution with no female access.
Harry Lossen, a St Paul burglar, halted his departure to kiss a maid in the house he had robbed, and the maid’s employer arrived in time to seize him. A mother’s Bible saved Frank Carson from a bullet in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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