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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1939

Page

3

Country News and Vie in the Hill Sports and Trade Notes

Hiram Price of Concho County buys 200 nannies and 200 kids from H H Farmer at 6 per pair and 500 head of two year old nannies from Budge Moses at 3 50 per head for immediate delivery. Jim Rogers & Son sell 1 200 ewes and lambs to Walton Rothmann for 6 a pair. Three loads of 65 pound Crockett county lambs sold by Madden Read to Les Humphrey at 6 12 cents per pound. Read also sold solid mouth ewes to Earl B Pinson at 3 a round. Twenty boys turn out for High School athletics in two days of workouts under Coach Robert Carruthers with football prep starting September 1. A 3 733 7 acre Sutton county ranch deal closes with Dr E M DeBerry of Maine buying from Wirt Stephenson and Rose Thorp west of Sonora. Menard School Band signs with San Antonio Band Uniform Co for 35 uniforms plus majors and accessories, due by September 15 for first game.

Hiram Price Concho County H. H. Farmer Junction Budge Moses Jim Rogers & Son Fort Mce- Kavett Walton Rothmann Menard Menard News Crockett County Barnhart Madden Read Les Humphrey Humphrey Mr Read Earl B. Pinson Mineral Wells Ozona Robert Carruthers Eldorado Sutton County Tom Bond E. M. DeBerry Southwest Harbor Maine Wirt Stephenson Rose Thorp Sonora Mrs. Rose Thorp Devils River San Antonio T. A. Parker Menard Messenger

Record of Texas notes from 1939 season and local fire

Gillespie county reports the first bale of cotton for 1939 ginned Aug 17 by Borchers Depot Gin grown by Edwin Klein of Willow City. Bale exhibited at Gillespie County Fair. Ozona fire dept battled honeysuckle fence blaze at Powell athletic field. Ewe from Mt Pleasant Utah shown in Ram Sale fetched 53 pounds, claimed heaviest ewe clip in US. Bob Spiller to skip lambs due to range, Raymond Pfluger sells 45 heifer calves near Menard at October delivery.

Gillespie County Borchers’ Depot Edwin Klein Willow City Radio Post Fredericksburg M. J. Green John K. Madsen Mt. Pleasant Utah Nelson Johnson Eden Echo Bob Spiller Raymond Pfluger Eden Walton Rothmann Clark Ranch Menard Menard News

M G Owen Of Llano County Dies August 10

Marion Granville Owen lifetime Llano County resident dies at Valley Spring home August 10 after long illness. Born August 26, 1866, he served as county road supervisor and was son and grandson of local pioneers. Survived by wife Josephine Bleacher and five children plus four sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Valley Spring on August 11 conducted by Rev J C Jones with interment in Valley Spring cemetery.

Marion Granville Owen Llano County Valley Spring Mr. Owen David James Owen Owen Josephine Bleacher Florence Owen Frank Owen Llano Wilson B. Buster Junction James Owen Alma Owen John Bleacher Eola Mesdames Duncan Smith Katie Bourland Alma Westernfield Los Angeles Calif Marvin Owen Brady Jerry Owen J. C. Jones Llano Methodist Church Valley Spring Cemetery

Efficiency Class Meets At E W Boekhaus Residence

The Methodist Church Efficiency Class held a monthly business and social meeting Wednesday at the E W Boekhaus home hosted by Mrs Boekhaus Mrs Samma Baker and Mrs Anna Mae Sheppard. Class president Mrs Chas Cunningham led the business portion and guests enjoyed contests games and social time on the rear lawn. Attendees included Mrs R M Alexander Mrs Gully Cowsert Mrs C H Crow Mrs Daisy Craven Mrs H K Caldwell Mrs Ada Dockery Mrs Lucy Motley Mrs Joe Maddux Mrs W M Taylor Mrs Odie Wright and the hosts.

The Methodist Church E. W. Boekhaus Boekhaus Samma Baker Anna Mae Sheppard Chas. Cunningham R. M. Alexander Gully Cowsert C. H. Crow Daisy Craven H. K. Caldwell Ada Dockery Lucy Motley Joe Maddux W. M. Taylor Odie Wright

Harper Road Paving Nears Completion

Harper road paving in the district is near completion with expected finish by next week. G W Dabney residents engineer reports the road tests show exceptional smoothness using a Roughometer indicating the Harper highway is among the smoothest in the state. McKnown supervised beginning last week of July and Ernst Lloyd of Ft Worth is the contractor for a three course double asphalt coating designed for long life.

G. W Dabney Austin State Highway Department Harper Highway Harper Road McKnown Ernst Lloyd Fit Worth Harper Herald

N. F. L. Association to Hold Annual Meeting Sept 2

Members of the Junction National Farm Loan Association will hear H. O. Denman and the Board report on progress at 2 30 p m September 2 1939 at the courthouse. The association holds 237 Federal Land Bank loans totaling 1 689 560 00 and 133 Land Bank Commissioner loans totaling 448 300 00. A director will be elected for the coming year. Attendance urged to ensure member voice in cooperative lending operations.

Junction National Farm Loan Association H. O. Denman Federal Land Bank Land Bank Commissioner Denman National Farm Loan Association

Ten Hatcheries Operated By Texas Game Agency

The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission runs ten fish hatcheries in Texas. Locations include Cisco Huntsville San Angelo Dallas Olmito Jasper Medina near San Antonio Dundee Ingram and Tyler. Hatcheries supply restocking fish for Texas waters to boost fishing opportunities for sportsmen.

Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Texas Cisco Huntsville San Angelo Dallas Olmito Jasper Medina San Antonio Dundee Ingram Tyler

Rootless Pecan Tree Produces Bumper Crop

A storm blown down pecan tree on Walter Rosenbush’s Foster Fort Bend property bears fruit via a limb that grew into a substitute root. Pecan culturist Mr Hutchison notes the log yields about 250 pounds of nuts per year, a surprising result from the decayed original root.

Walter Rosenbush Foster Fort Bend Hutchison Weimar Mercury

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sutton Ranch Powell Athletic Field Ozona Stockman M. G. Owen Benjamin Franklin Rev H. E. Fosdick Lewis E. Lawes Val Coats SOX Harper N. F. L. Ass'n Frank Crane Boys Philip Joseph Junction, Texas
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