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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
8
For sale quantities of Dewitt Consert's registered goats including about 300 nannies 150 kids and 80 billies. Billies sold in amounts to suit buyer inquiries invited with inspection. 14-6i
Dr Jim L Dailey returns to his office behind Wiggley's Drug Store after a week away and asks patients needing dental work to make appointments this week by calling Wiggley's.
A playful verse about a tiny chigger bug is traced from Maine to Texas. The refrain, noting the bug is small yet irritating, was sent to the Texas State Highway Department as information that it is not needed in Maine but is forwarded to Texas.
Mrs. Marvin Smith and two children of Brady stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hodges this week. M. Huffman and family toured Brown and McCulloch Counties to Ranger and oil fields visiting relatives. Lane and Jimmie Hodges visited kin, dance at Mr. Jack Hubbell’s Friday night a success with cake iced tea and lemonade at 11:30. Miss Lola Abbott fills Felty’s telegraph post office and store job. Felty left for Virginia. D. King of Brownwood visits at Chas. Henderson ranch. Miss Dottie Fleming of Rock Springs visits brothers Troy and Lem.
The undersigned announce the purchase of the O. K. Market located west of Leoffler Motor Company and pledge up-to-date, satisfactory service. They request a share of the meat business and aim to please customers. Ross Beasley and Harry McCollum sign the notice.
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