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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
6
E R Waite argues that continuous advertising builds goodwill and trust, claiming quality advertising makes a product appealing and trustworthy. He asserts better results come from consistent ad campaigns, not sporadic promotion, and warns buyers should read adverts to avoid substandard substitutes.
J Marvin Hunter, noted Texas historian and editor of Bandera New Era and Frontier Times, visited the office Monday and brought relics from near Junction. He believes a mound near London yielded artifacts including clay tablets and glass fragments with symbols. Hunter described the hill as a possible mound and shared his finds with us.
A Galveston man, charged with distributing objectionable circulars, faced trial as a Ku Klux Klan member. The jury, including five Catholics, failed to reach a verdict and a second trial will be necessary, per the Brownwood Bulletin.
Real County voters defeated the proposed 50000 road bond, 181 for and 254 against. The Commissioners Court will be asked to order another election soon. Del Rio hosted sheep and goat sales with the William Goat selling up to 300. Paul H. Martin dominated at Burnet County Fair with two grand champions and multiple prizes, praising local courtesy.
The Lowell Manufacturing Company of Lowell Massachusetts liquidates after stock holder vote as cotton textile mills move south where cotton grows. Woolen goods may remain northern but Texas shows potential for yarns and blankets using Southwest raw materials. The piece calls for a constructive, building program and leadership to advance Texas in education, industry and economy. Poultry and other market notes follow.
In a stormy Camp Wood gathering the United Goat and Sheep Raisers' Association chose Rocksprings as next year's meeting site over Uvalde by 128 to 24 votes. F O Landrum was elected president, Dr W W Nipper vice president, and T O Smith re elected secretary treasurer. The group voted to exclude sheep and run the organization for Angoras, with a name change under consideration. Citizens plan events, confirming Rocksprings as the Angora hub for next year.
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