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Classified note offers two inside choice building lots in Riley Ragland area for sale. L. L. Hall advertises belting orders made to order with prompt fulfillment.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1950
Page
10
Classified note offers two inside choice building lots in Riley Ragland area for sale. L. L. Hall advertises belting orders made to order with prompt fulfillment.
One corner choice building lot in Riley Ragland addition offered for sale. Bargain price. Also listed: Moto-Crane-Drag Line available for rent or contract work. Contact L. L. Hall or M. E. Worrell. Phone 253.
Real estate ad item: 3100 acre ranch with two sets of improvements, rock house, fences, wells and creeks, 2 miles native timber. 170 acre farm with minerals. Junction listings including 1 acre building on Main Street. deer lease wanted Brownwood. rent space at Central West Texas Exposition fair. postmaster exam notice. pianos for sale. nursing home ad. local visit by Mr and Mrs Joe Everitt Kerrville.
Found during race meet a wrist watch owner can claim by paying for this ad at Eagle office. Farmall A tractor with farm equipment offered for 650 dollars. See Aden L. Nixon or Harrison Haven. 21-2nd AP Ur.
Highway Patrolman TB Jones reports a single crash during the race meet when Craig Moore a five year old from Menard suffered a fractured left arm after a 1950 Ford Sedan driven by Dr. Hugh W. Martin collided with a Highway truck in front of the maintenance headquarters. The car was badly damaged but all others escaped injury.
C A Dodd band director said tentative date for drum major tryouts is August 22 with at least four high school students competing. Named competitors include Jean Landers Jean Chessher Lee Borden and Everitt Doerr.
The Justice Court in July collected only 140 in fines, with four men paying six fines, mostly traffic violations. Asa Cunningham paid 44 on two counts speeding and lack of clearance and failure to appear. Andres Abilez paid 23 for being drunk in public. John Boyd paid 16 for driving on the left. Marian Leveridge paid 21 to fund game-commission activities for illegal fishing gear.
A Fredericksburg delegation visited Junction to promote the 62nd Gillespie County Fair to be held Friday through Sunday August 18 19 and 20. More than twenty business and professional leaders joined H L Durst in the group which also featured the Happy Go Lucky Boys. The Fredericksburg Rotary Club and other civic groups sponsored the visit and invited neighboring towns to attend.
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