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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
A mosaic of humorous lines and brief sketches features a girl signing arithmetical work as Mae West, a student quip quiz about the Statue of Liberty, and exchanges with a visiting doctor, a salesman, a host, and neighbors. Witty exchanges touch on health, love, ambition, eggs, and rustic wisdom in a breezy domestic vignette.
Mrs. George Pepper and Kittrell Durst Sunday School classes held a picnic supper at Price's Camp Monday evening last week. After the meal the group played 42 on the club house veranda. About sixty people attended.
Brief classified note touts good values in used cars and trucks with an invitation to visit Loeffler Motor Co located at a street address likely in a local market. The ad emphasizes savings and affordability to attract customers.
The Eagle thanks readers who pay promptly and asks all subscribers to renew on time. The honor roll lists O H Pearl London W T Oldham Hearne F H Dunk Segovia Mrs Clyde Roberts Junction Ron Davis Junction Chester Bannowsky Cleo W F Maas Bandera Morris Nethery Junction Zirkel Monument Works San Antonio.
Choice 175-250 lb hogs advanced to $10.00, a peak unseen since 1950, as hogs led gains amid plentiful supplies. Cattle receipts rose 80 percent with calves at $3.50-$5 and tops at $7 for prime calves. Sheep goats were inactive and overall prices varied across cattle and hog categories.
A proposed system to light over 6 000 miles of national roads in France with electricity is expected to reduce accidents by 35 percent. In Texas fewer than 25 percent of farmers own their homes debt free, many being tenants or carrying heavy mortgages with little prospect of payoff.
The text argues that the government cannot continue funding aid and calls for a plan that lets the public support themselves and the government, promoting self sufficiency over ongoing assistance.
The forecast says within five years the United States may rank among the world's most heavily taxed nations. Analysts warn tax policy changes could reshape consumer prices and government revenue, affecting households and businesses nationwide.
Mrs J W Harper's Sunday School class from the Baptist church enjoyed a Tuesday picnic and swimming party with attendees including Polly Chenault Betty Fae Kindrick Mary Elizabeth Cryer Beverly Baker Opal Cryer Varda Hodges Miss Gertrude Harper of Dallas and Mrs Harper Also Mr and Mrs Fleether Marshall and their daughter Floy Annette visited Mrs W M McDonald and other relatives on Thursday and Friday
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