Industrial Education Industrial Bureau: Crime costs nation big
The Minneapolis Tribune editorial argues crime is America's most expensive luxury citing about 10 billion dollars yearly. It compares crime costs to war debts and highway spending, questions whether more playgrounds and industrial education can cut crime, and cites Nebraska and San Mateo High as models urging schools to link learning with work to foster industry.
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The
Minneapolis Tribune
United States
America
Europe
Chicago Crime Commission
Nebraska
Department of Higher Education
San Mateo-Burlingame Union High School
Information for Box Renters Junction P D
Post Office Department circular informs Junction Texas post on box rents effective January 1 1927. Locks small 45c per quarter medium 60c large 75c. Signed R S Regar third assistant postmaster general.
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Post Office Department
Washington
D. C
Junction
Texas
R. S. Regar
Trespass Notice From A L Mudge
A. L. Mudge warns that any hunting or trespassing on their premises will be prosecuted. The notice asserts strict enforcement and serves as a legal caution to trespassers.
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A. L. Mudge
Demand for Wool Restricted This Week in Boston
Boston on November 29 reports tight wool demand with most activity from large worsted mills buying domestic wools of three-eighths grade and finer. Texas fall hair cleared around 25 ¼ to 27 ½ cents. London opening strength aids trade while foreign markets hold firm and prices stay reasonably stabilized. Mohair remains quiet but steady. Boston rail and water shipments for 1926 through November 24 total 154,168,000 pounds, up from last year’s 160,355,300 pounds. Receipts through November 24 were 314,224,867 pounds versus 239,354,300 year. Quotations cited: Texas fine twelve-month selected $1.10, fine eight-month 90 92c.
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Boston
Mass
Texas
London
Commercial Bulletin
Land levy in Kimble County Texas under 1923 judgment
In Kimble County District Court The First National Bank of Junction sues F M Chase A F Hodges and W R Richardson. An execution issued November 6 1926 levies on several tracts totaling hundreds of acres as security for $3725.12 plus costs, with details of abstracts surveys and grantees listed and the levy scheduled for December 7 1926 between 10 and 4.
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State of Texas
Kimble
District Court
Kimble County
Texas
First National Bank of
Junction
F. M. Chase
A. F. Hodges
W. R. Richardson
First Waters Bank of
Said . M. Chase
G. Helberg
O. Maninsdorff
Junction State Bank
A. T
Sheriff Sale Notice in Kimble County Texas
On November 10 1926 at 4 o clock and at the Courthouse door of Kimble County Texas I will offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash all the right title and interest of F M Chase in the described property. Dee Gibbs Sheriff of Kimble County Texas. 30 4tc
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F. M. Chase
Junction
Texas
Dee Gibbs
Kimble County
Cleveland Official Seeks Large Private Power Purchase
Howell Wright director of public utilities in Cleveland advocates buying 15 to 20 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually from a private superpower system. He argues municipal plants waste more coal per kilowatt hour than private firms and calls for the city to join a nationwide chain of cheaper power providers.
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Utility News
Howell Wright
Public Utilities
Cleveland
Ohio
Municipal
Municipal Light
United States
Wright
Reverend J J Ray Delivers Sermons Across Mason Junction
Pastor of the Christian Church at Mason visited Junction on Saturday and Sunday delivering two sermons at the home of C W Atchison on Sunday morning and night, and preached at 3 pm at the Evergreen School House.
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J. J. Ray
Christian Church
Mason
Junction
C. W. Atchison
Evergreen School
Honor Roll of new and renewing Eagle subscribers
New and renewal subscriptions for the past two weeks come in nicely. The list shows J. H. Hubbell City Floyd Little City George Ashwander Hanceville Alabama Gardner Brothers Roosevelt J. Paul Kountz Bisbee Arizona.
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the Eagle
J. H. Hubbell
City
Floyd Little
George Ashwander
Hanceville
Alabama
Gardner Brothers
Roosevelt
J. Paul Kountz
Bisbee
Arizona
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H. R. Wall
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Order of the Eastern Star Junction City
Masonic Hall
Alice Mae Loeffler
Emma Mae Miller
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
West Side Court House Square
Phillip Luthringer Roosevelt
Hankins Drug CO
Wright Bakery
J. O. Wright
R. C. Bruce
Prop
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George Cavaness
Purina
Arthur Simon
Lee Mason & Son
Kerrville, Texas
Chrysler
NASH
RCA Radiolas
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