Fifteen Years Ago in Junction Aug 1920 Highlights
E O Bode and son visit Junction. numerous social visits and family gatherings mark the week. Weddings surprise the Baker Reid couple. county politics note the groom as county attorney. Ranch visits, trips to Kerrville and San Antonio, and local land deals feature among the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Bode
Eddie
North Llano
Junction
August Simon
W. A. Lurber
Roosevelt
Charles Simon
Herbert
Emmett
Ruth
Dora
Rachel Simon
Winkel
J. C. Goodall
Willie Adams
Weaver H. Baker
Lessie Reid
J. H. Reid
Kimble County
Baker
Leo H. Simon
Christina
Crooked Bear Creek
Morris Murr Ranch
D. L. Stewart
Miles
Avery Stewart
Menard
Herman
Coke R. Stevenson
French Murphy
Nacogdoches
Orlan Huffman
Weatherford
M. Huffman
Cedar Creek
John M. Hawkins
Kerrville
Willie Wright
Dallas
Kellis McDonald
Montana
Carl M. Wolf
M. N. Harrison
Felix
Maggie
del Rio
Sterling Baker
Sonora
J. S. Fleming
South
Llano
A. W. Browning
Forrest Weldon
John Casson
Segovia
Philip Joseph
Chicago
M.E Blackburn
J. B. Randolph
W. P. Riley
San Antonio
L. R. Bode
Streeter
Ivy Stewart
Alex Wood
Joiner
B. L. Smith
B. B. Ragland
H. ©. Patterson
Smith
S. Rabe
Bo Mble
Burks
Cora Fisher
Ruth Simon
North
Merle Blackburn
J. W. Boone
Josh Deats
Taxes and Pensions Debate in Junction Eagle
The Junction Eagle reviews Texas 1934 tax figures totaling 278.93 million dollars with Federal 60.67 million, State 112.996 million, and local taxes 105.297 million. It warns of an August 24 vote on an old age pension amendment promising 15 dollars monthly at age 65, urging scrutiny by taxpayers.
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Junction Eagle
Texas Tax Journal
United Charities
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Hitlerism sparks renewed purge fears across Europe
European observers note rising repression in Germany as a fresh purge targets Jews Catholics clergy and veterans groups like Stahlheim. Censorship tightens and individual liberties shrink while concentration camps fill, with fear that bloodletting may intensify against those seen as opposed to the dictator.
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Germany
Stahlheim
Hitler
Castor Bean Growers Aid Ford Million Car Program
Castor bean growers will supply 240000 pounds of castor oil to Ford Motor Company this year for lacquers and artificial leather as part of the Million Car program.
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Ford Motor Company
Health Letter Warns Sanitary Food Practices For Summer
Dr John W Brown state health officer urges sanitary measures to prevent contamination of perishable foods during warm weather. He warns that improper handling can cause intestinal disorders including summer diarrhea and related illnesses.
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John W. Brown
Food safety and trench silos highlighted in Texas farming notes
The article explains ptomaine poisoning as a food-borne illness preventable by cleanliness and refrigeration, stressing thorough cooking for infants. It then covers Texas farms, noting trench silos to store silage, recommended crop yields, and cattle feeding guidance from E R Eudaly, highlighting the shift toward silage and grazing practices.
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Texas
E. R. Eudaly
Endaly
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J. L. Ball Dairy
Junction Cattle Loan Co
Junction, Texas
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Junction National Bank
Kimble
United States
J. F. T. O’connor
J. F. T. O'Connor
Hitlerism
Castor Bean Growers
Gulf Coast Territory
Eudaly
Refugio County
Elbert Hubbard
York Foreman
Public Service Magazine
San Antonio Evening News
Gulf