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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1937

Page

3

Sample ballot for six Texas constitutional amendments

The Junction Eagle publishes a sample ballot listing six proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution for August 23. It explains each amendment on stockholders liability in state banks, destitute child aid, compensation for district and county officers, tax assessment limits and discounts, Harris County road plans, and aid for the needy blind. The note urges voters to study the measures and cast a ballot in the upcoming election.

Kimble County State of Texas Government of the United States of America State of Texas Harris County Government of Junction Eagle

Judge urges woman to speak as at home during case

A judge instructed a woman to speak as if she were at home while the case proceeds. The proceedings continue with the matter unresolved.

Battle of the sexes settles into neck and neck pace

For years the two sexes have been battling for supremacy. Now they have settled down to neck and neck.

Educator Willian Low Bryan Retires From Indiana University

Dr. Willian Low Bryan retires after 53 years on the Indiana University faculty and 35 years as president. At seventy seven, he holds the record for the longest service by a state university president. He emphasizes the value of steady, average students who persevere to succeed in life.

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Old Family Bus Weathers Decline From Ten Years of Service

An aging Chevrolet bus once beloved by a family is described as worn and neglected after a decade of hard use across Kimble and neighboring counties. The piece chronicles rusted fenders, battered casings, and mechanical decline, noting major repairs by Highland Chevrolet and a shift to Pontiac in name only.

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End of the Road for the Old Bus A Fond Farewell

A nostalgic ode laments the aging family bus and its pending replacement with a newer Chevrolet. The speaker recalls the vehicle’s service, near misses, and the crowd’s whispered toward a safer, better car as arrangements for a down payment proceed.

Flapper Fanny quote and crowd movement observed

The item quotes Flapper Fanny on fooling men with a wry maxim and notes many people are busy going somewhere with intent to return. The tone reflects a social observation of behavior and movement in public.

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