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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
5
For sale items include boys TOM MEX cowboy boots men work shoes moccasins and Belts made to order. Local services advertise wrecker service Plymouth and Dodge parts service and Hodges Funeral Home listings plus real estate for sale with payments. Jimmie Zesch offers purebred Santa Gertrudis cattle calves and yearlings in Mason Texas.
Class B and C permanent positions available no travel required. Starting at 1.75 per hour for Class A with a 5 day 45 hour work week. 114 pay after 45 hours. Good overtime prospects. Two weeks paid vacation annually two weeks sick leave. Up to 90 days can be saved. Insurance at no cost, 1000 life 6000 accidental death and broad hospitalization. Retirement plan with city match 4.0 percent of pay. deposits refundable with interest if resigning. Send applications to Supt. of Distribution City of Austin Box 1160 Austin Texas.
A jumble of classified items lists properties for sale and rent, a range of goods for sale, a pest control service pitch, a lost tarp note, and farm animal offers. Contacts include Ted Mann, J B Pearl Grocery, Lynnside Ranch, Ruby Swanson, Alfred Stewart, and Mrs. O J Camp in London Texas Roosevelt area. Phone numbers appear with several listings.
Barker's Grocery advertises an exterminating pad that claims to kill all kinds of insects in homes for one year. Exclusive dealer contact listed with phone 231-p.
Mrs C W Mc Carroll announces a music class opening September third with limited piano and voice students. High school students seeking credit in piano must enroll before October first. Please help prevent grass fires.
H M McElroy of Eden spent the weekend in Junction with Mrs McElroy and daughters Lucy Carol and Beth who returned home with him. Greg Elis visiting his grandmother Mrs Lucy Motley traveled to Eden this week to visit in the McElroy home.
Milton Dyer sues over land in Kimble County claiming 796 acres plus other parcels. Defendants include multiple railway companies and many named individuals with unknown heirs. The suit seeks title and possession with legal costs, filed August 8 1951 in Kimble County District Court.
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