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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
3
A farmer in Ohio mortgaged his land to fund Far West oil ventures. After losses, a leasing offer yielded oil on his own soil. The tale shows riches may lie close by and the best blessings are found where we stand, with a moral about home, prudence, and the prodigal to wiser kin.
Have bought entire J. D. Cow sert registered flock of goats and offer seventy five billies for sale. Inquiry and inspection solicited. Cardwell Ranch 164 to Junction Texas.
An Entomologist advised farmers on leaf worm control amid arsenic shortages. A stock arsenic mix was described with white arsenic and sal soda dissolved in water, then diluted for field use. Cautionary notes warned of leaf burn from large drops and urged fine mist application. The piece notes companies selling arsenic mixes and includes a local sale ad for Ned Linn’s home near the school ground.
The Reese School House hosted a well attended meeting led by Brother D F Draper. Carr of Abilene directed singing as visitors from Cross Plains and others visited London and Red Creek. The community aided the event and observers plan a two week trip to San Antonio after visiting Llano. Farmers plan poison for leaf worm in cotton. heat this August remains milder than typical with occasional hot winds. John Eastman family visited for church. feed cutting is active and crops look good for winter forage.
A notice inviting interest in a grass range pasture arrangement for 100 cattle. Prospective buyers or lessees are asked to see or phone M Huffman at area 16 tee.
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