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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

2

Grand Jury Returns Report On County Issues In Kansas City

The grand jury to Judge Joel reports 12 felonies indictments and 21 cases referred to lower courts. They commend the county court on upkeep, flag lax jail security, urge restraint on visitors, and urge better handling of intoxication at dances and youth conduct. They praise the prisoner labor program and call for broader community cooperation.

Joel Justice’s Court Justice Court Commissioners Court

Hitch-Hiker Laws Move to Make Panhandling a Misdemeanor

The article notes state efforts to criminalize hitchhiking with New Hampshire proposing a $3.20 registry fee to the Secretary of State and a $2.30 vehicle-commissioner license. It also requires a metal destination sign, a one-gallon fuel can, and lighting for night travel on highways.

New Hampshire Secretary of State

Well paid legal irony told by office boy

A well known lawyer lectures his office boy and learns the boy earns 2000 dollars a year. He gets ten dollars weekly in cash and the rest in legal advice from the firm next door, revealing a sly exchange about compensation.

Petition to Ban Amos and Andy Radio Sketch

Robert L. Vann announces a petition with an estimated 200000 to 300000 signatures to ask the federal radio commission and the U S District Court in Illinois to ban the Amos and Andy sketch from airwaves. He argues the program does not represent the standard to which African Americans aspire and harms negroes' interests.

Amos and Andy Amos Fresh Air Robert L. Vann Vann Federal Radio Commission U. S. District Court Illinois

Pasture Terracing Widens in Brown County Farms

Twelve Brown County farmers adopt miniature terraces to hold rainwater and protect seed on sloping pastures. Burr clover, Korean lespedeza, and rescue grass supplement native mesquite grass in demonstration plots, aiming to improve thousands of acres.

Brown County O. P. Griffin

Floating Kidney Prayers At Denton Texas College

A medical exam reveals Sam Johnson has a floating kidney and seeks prayers from a pastor, provoking humor about prayers for loose livers. The Denton College of Industrial Arts reports 42,000 volumes with 400 added last year and advocates stricter admission standards aligning with its meaning.

Sam Johnson African Baptist Church College of Industrial Arts Denton Texas

Not Paid Fines Allow Offense in County Jail

The article states that fines remain unpaid and defendants are permitted to be laid out in the county jail, indicating a detention option while fines are unsettled.

Paris Population Steady Growth at 2.87 Million in City

Paris census shows city proper at 2 87 000 and metro area at 4 887 000. The population rose by 32 000 over the last five years, indicating slow expansion in the capital region.

Paris France

Charge of the Light Brigade Echoed in Gas Company Speech

A gas company president gave a stirring address praising the firm’s deeds when a customer quipped Oh what a charge they made drawing a sharp pun. The exchange echoed the famous Charge of the Light Brigade in a modern business setting.

Light Brigade

Tomorrow’s refrain on language restraint

The saying reflects that multilingual speech is useful, yet mastering silence in one language is priceless. It emphasizes discretion over fluency, suggesting restraint can hold greater value than expressive prowess across tongues.

Big Spring Plans Combined City Complex

Big Spring proposes a combined city auditorium city hall and fire station at a cost of 200000 dollars. The project aims to consolidate facilities and improve municipal services for residents.

Big Spring

Teaching as a Profession Demands Deep Consideration

A stance arguing that teaching is a respected profession requiring serious responsibility and obligations. The text urges treating teachers with dignity and rejects patronizing attitudes by merchants and others.

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Kansas City Kans M. E. Blackburn Attorney-at-Law Junction A. W. Browning Bayer Aspirin Bayer Sam Junction Hardware Co Kosish Fein Thedford E. W.cecil Pulaski Thedfords Kimble Co Riley, Holekamp & Denman West Texas Fritz Hotel Charlton Park Davis and Cos Black Leg Globe Black Chevrolet F. C. B. Flint Mich G. M. A. C. Terme
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