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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
2
The notice states that current will be supplied for ironing on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 PM to 2 PM at Junction Light Plant. It encourages patrons to read the ads for details.
Roosevelt and surrounding country enjoyed heavy rain last weekend. London visited Friday and Roosevelt won 6 to 1 in a baseball game. A dance followed at the new hall with proceeds aiding the Roosevelt ball team. Mrs. Patterson visited from Fort Bayard and returned home. More notes on local meetings, injuries, illnesses, funerals, and family visits follow in brief.
O W Cardwell notes a locally made Ft Worth Rodeo Saddle from Garretts Store with a perfect seat and sewn-in tree. Describes it as unusually good, handcrafted without brads and regulation for Fort Worth rodeo events.
Last Friday Judge Duval West heard the voluntary bankruptcy petition of J. Ayala proprietor of Sunset Limited Bus Line. He lists debts of 22473.59 with assets 10375 and exemptions 6225. Assets mainly real estate 7500 and stock 1670. First creditors meeting set for August 7 in H. M. Aubrey’s San Antonio office. Ayala, Kerr County native, has many friends who regret the failure.
A reflective piece argues good roads draw trade to progressive towns by showing willingness to invest in commerce. It asserts that towns with strong road access capture customers from others, while mossback communities decline. Merchants shape outcomes by using roads to attract or lose business. Rags wanted at the Eagle office.
An unusual sale listing offers one hundred nannies and sixty kids with more than one third yearlings, advertised one mile east of Roosevelt. The notice includes a public citation by publication from Kimble County and a 1925 district court case involving D. G. Adams as plaintiff and A Childs and Laura Childs as defendants, seeking to clear a cloud on title to Lot 7 in Mabory Addition, London, Texas, with final hearing set for September 7, 1925 in Junction.
Plaintiff R F Cannon pursues judgment to quiet title against multiple defendants including unknown heirs and representatives in a Kimble County District Court suit filed July 24 1925. The action claims fee simple ownership and more than ten years of adverse possession with tax payments over five years, seeking to remove clouds on title and grant costs. Publication of citation required weekly for four weeks before September 1925 return date in Junction Texas.
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