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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
6
A crowded collage of domestic quips and character vignettes portrays long married life and courtship squabbles. Neighbors and family chorus through jokes about cooking, money, fidelity, hunger strikes, and wedding vows with cheerful punchlines.
The item notes that all crude petroleum and refined products total about 90 percent of Texas port tonnage. It mentions Dallas guests Mr. and Mrs. J W Hudnall Estel B Mayberg and Mrs Oliver C Mowat visiting Mr and Mrs Hal B Snead. Mowat is Snead's mother.
The American Boy introduces six man football as a fast, open game for small schools developed by Stephen Epler a Nebraska graduate student. It minimizes injury risk while keeping excitement high and promises ongoing coverage and an official handbook for 20 cents. Subscription rates rise soon.
A notice announces the new price for the Michigan edition at fifteen cents per copy on sale now.
West Texas Utilities announces a 16 23 percent rate cut for Junction with a new 2 12 cent per kilowatt hour charge for all monthly use over 50 kilowatt hours in homes with electric ranges. Ollie Floyd, local manager, says the reduction makes electricity practical for cooking. The lower rate applies to customers using electric cookery. the policy aims to boost home modernization by promoting higher usage.
Wilma Jo Rupf, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Ruff, died at 10 o clock Tuesday morning. The notice records her as the title daughter and notes the family as bereaved.
The infant, born February 20 1997, died months after birth and was buried at 6 30 PM the same day Elder Walter W Leamons conducted the services at Junction Cemetery. The short life brightened the home before passing.
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