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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
6
An appeals urging readers to support local merchants, buy at home for savings, service, and city growth. It argues that local purchases deter catalogue deliveries, highlight stock, and keep money circulating locally, with a personal nudge that the author contemplates leaving town for a different line of work.
A Ballinger Ledger note recalls grafting pecans on a farm starting with county agent lessons and now 50 thriving trees producing nuts. The paper also reports cold checking as a growing amusement, with a girl passing 16 bad checks in one afternoon before being caught.
A formal call for a trial on the forthcoming shipment of livestock, outlining procedural steps, involved parties, and expected standards for handling and transport. Details specify inspection, loading, and compliance checks to ensure animal welfare and compliance with regulations.
A persuasive ad extols investing intelligence by subscribing to the Youth's Companion, the long established youth magazine. It touts famous authors, adventure stories, and a special 1927 subscription offer of 52 issues plus 1926 remainder for $2, with McCall's included for $2.50, sent via the S N Dept., Boston, Mass.
Texas produced 88.7 million bushels of oats this year, more than six times last year. Cotton output reached about 5.5 million bales, worth nearly as much as last year’s crop at current prices.
Texas wheat crop this year stands at 34,238,000 bushels, about five times the corn crop of 108,612,000 bushels, which is nearly four times last year. Beyond cotton, Texas farmers will collect over 100,000,000 dollars in excess of last year from other crops.
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