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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
4
The report notes 545 special county laws add to general game and fish statutes and Texas, though first in area and wildlife resources, ranks 23rd in conservation funding. Funds come from hunting and fishing licenses, with resident licenses set, WPA payrolls up from 1.43 million a year earlier, and public relief costs exceeding six billion dollars over three years.
The piece describes the U S government as the world’s biggest business run by many small players who craft confusing schemes to trouble political leaders. It suggests that sleepless nights and restless minds resemble Washington brainworkers, noting that Washington has never been dull in the last five and a half years.
The piece argues that private industry must earn enough to cover operating costs debts and taxes or face government seizure and destruction. Excessive taxation diminishes investor power and worker purchasing strength, while high spending and debt prompt higher taxes and risk destroying free enterprise.
The passage argues that vehicles with clear safety protocols like railroad locomotives ships and airplanes require training and health checks, while driving an automobile in crowded streets often happens without rigorous testing or verification of a driver’s fitness. It highlights the contrast between formal qualifications for complex machines and the casual ability to drive.
An all day meeting of the June Jon American Legion Auxiliary is set for Saturday December 3 at 11 30 a.m. at Mrs A W Browning's home. Members are asked to bring a covered dish needle thread and any clothing to be made over for the needy. Full attendance urged.
The Bear Creek group met with Mrs Ed Bode on Tuesday afternoon November 8 to discuss etiquette of visiting cards and invitations. Mrs Allen Bishop explained forms and uses, followed by pronunciation exercises led by Mrs Chester Bannowsky. Vocabulary study was led by Mrs Harold Dutton. Refreshments were served to the host and several members and a visitor.
The Junction Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. A. W. Browning’s home on November 20 for a business session led by president Mrs. Browning. Mrs. E. M. Ellis of Del Rio urged meeting the membership quota by December 1 and sending members to the district convention in Fredericksburg on November 27. The group announced junior membership is welcome and refreshments were served to members including Hydie Felps and several others.
The Bear Creek Study Club met November 22 at the home of Mrs Terry Jetton. Mrs Roy Salter led the day. After the business meeting the roll call featured a Thanksgiving poem. Discussion covered letter writing and travel by Mrs Salter and Mrs A.
In the better speech course lesson five was studied. Effective Expression was led by Mrs. Thomas Coney. Mrs. C. W. McCarroll concluded with an interesting report on the convention she attended. Members included Mesdames Thomas Coney, Roy Alfred Wood, Guss Bannowsky, C. W. McCarroll, Harold Dutton, Alfred Bannowsky and hostess Mrs. Jetton.
Relatives visit in Dallas during Thanksgiving as residents recount a TCUSMA football game. Judge Montague attends District Court business. Mrs Myers recovers from Brady operation and expects to be out soon. Mrs Dunk shows first buck from the Dunk ranch and her deer hunting prowess is noted. The Huttmans and Hagoods visit, Luke Hagood bags a deer, and CT Holekamp family deer record at the Dunk ranch is mentioned.
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