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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
6
A statement signed by Vigilantes of Texas declares their aim to end what they call the reign of anarchy in Texas. They pledge to seize masked men and turn them over to Federal authorities for action under U.S. law.
The Ohio River bridge between Metropolis Illinois and Paducah Kentucky stands as a monumental engineering feat on a low grade line from Puget Sound to Florida. It uses vast quantities of steel concrete lumber bars and cement and spans 720 feet the longest single span.
A humorous exchange has Ethel primping while her little sister entertains her beau. The sister’s talking doll prompts the joke when asked to speak, the doll replying it does not say Oh George don’t.
Court petition filed July 28 1921 by Mary T Carson and Page E Carson against John W Martin and E F Kelley with liens on 280 acres in Kimble County Texas seeking foreclosure and debt recovery of 6007 52 with 10 percent attorney fees. publication ordered weekly for four weeks prior to September 5 1921 return day in Junction.
A USDA kitchen note advises pre-baking the undercrust until slightly brown to prevent soggy fruit pies. It stresses quick dough handling in warm weather to keep dough firm enough to roll and lift.
A child named Marjorie asks her grandma to measure a length of ribbon by smelling it. The old-fashioned method uses nose based estimation as she stretches the ribbon at arm's length.
An elderly man asks a boy his age as festivities unfold. The scene hints at a birthday or celebration with a changing mood. Details are fragmentary but suggest a reflective moment between generations.
Wes Smith posts all lands he owns or controls and warns the public to stay out pleading private property protection and access prohibition.
The notice warns the public against gathering pecans trapping hunting or trespassing in the sender s pastures and states that all such activity is forbidden. It is signed G. R. Ivy and includes a warning to stay out.
Notice prohibits any fishing or hunting on land controlled by J. L. Wright Y. P. Oliver and Frank Baker under penalty of law. No access or trespass allowed on the specified property.
A posted notice prohibits trespassing hunting or trapping on all property owned or controlled by the undersigned L M Walton R T Amberson S R Schneider and H H Winn. The directive aims to curb unauthorized access and protect the land from intrusion.
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