Tire prices rise warn motorists about cost
The note urges drivers to rely on proven tire quality as prices climb. It warns against experimenting with unknown brands and stresses getting full value from each tire purchase.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
8
The note urges drivers to rely on proven tire quality as prices climb. It warns against experimenting with unknown brands and stresses getting full value from each tire purchase.
Goodyear Clincher Tires with All Weather and Anti Skid options are praised for reliability and value. The ad emphasizes the seller’s strong service record, urging buyers to consider the dealership for Goodyear tires in all sizes and types, including balloons for regular rims.
Local shop claims to stock every kind of line hook reel rod and bait including minnows and nets. It emphasizes high quality standard goods and reasonable prices to meet customer needs.
Local church notes highlight revival fellowship with sixteen conversions at Gentry meeting. Oren Reid preached, baptisms at Mason Crossing. pastor away at Menard Encampment. East Circle singing at Dan St Clair home. Buckner Orphan Social set for Aug 27 at Mrs E L Kelley. Primary Sunday School expands needing chairs. ironing boards joked about as adults grow. audience urged to attend overflow meeting and Sunday services.
Kimble County trustees set a public auction for the old London School District No 4 building and grounds on August 28, 1925 at 2:00 PM. Furniture and fixtures except books are not included. The board may reject bids. Parent-Teachers meet Monday at 4 PM in the school auditorium.
H G Freeman son of Henry Freeman and wife of the Tom Jones ranch near Yates died Saturday at Kerrville Hospital after an operation last Thursday. He would have been 17 on September 15. Funeral rites were held Sunday at Gentry Cemetery by Rev Oran C Reid. Ranchmen's Reunion attendees included W A Bannowsky and family, M N Harrison family, Jas Prentice family, N H Skaggs, with others unrecorded. The Watson Divide sent many including a polo team that beat Rocksprings 6 to 2. George B Terrell said pecan crop statewide will be light. Texas may ship no more than 50 cars. Gillespie County Fair at Fredericksburg aims to break records, with near 20,000 expected over Aug 21-23. Rev Davis returned from Copperas meeting and will attend Sunday services. revival continues through Sunday night. Reed Eagle Ads notes Mr and Mrs C D Zimmerman took over local laundry after relocation from Menard to Junction. A young couple Albert Horn and Miss Mary Jane Puckey were joined in marriage by Rev J J Ray in Junction last Saturday.
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