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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
5
Local notices show Zocal Happenings about plumbing and radiator service, Powell Motor Company promotions and Christmas tire sale, with social notes on Whetstone and Winslett families and readers in El Paso and Temple. Chiropractic claims and a move to the Harris farm appear with several short remarks on residents and visitors.
Gift suggestions from DEM showcase stock ready for mail order. We wrap gifts at no cost.
Parties with claims against or indebted to Chas Bober deceased of London Texas must notify Ernest Bober Doss Texas for immediate settlement of his estate.
A lost or stolen Winchester rifle 30-3 model 55-484 is offered for a $10 reward for return to J A Thompson at Fritz Hotel Junction Texas. The item appears among a string of local notices mentioning residents and holiday ads in the Junction Eagle.
W A Murrah administrator of the estate of John V Murrah deceased has filed his Final Account numbered 296.4 in Kimble County Court and applies for discharge. Publication for twenty days in a Kimble County newspaper notifies interested parties to appear and contest by the next term beginning January second Monday 1933 in Junction. Clerk A D Kindrick notes the date December 2 1982.
Wallace W. James, 46, of Turtle Creek, was killed Sunday morning when his brother Guy James mistook him for a wild turkey and fired a 30-30 rifle. Wallace died at 5:15 p.m. at Kerrville hospital. He is survived by his wife Annie and six children. the inquest listed burial at Center Pint Cemetery with ministers J K Janeway and A T son officiating.
Registered brood sows replace scrubs on 27 Victoria farms as 11 club projects advance 22 gilts placed with 22 club boys. Home raised 19 percent protein mash aids Hamilton county poultrymen at 4 12 cents per egg. Tankersly club in Tom Green feeds $2876.40 value of home products from 12 members. El Paso 4 H boy Jack McClure gains 299 pounds of lint from 5 irrigated acres. Kaufman county improves fall gardens led by club women. Hardin county grows satsuma trees through three winters and sells them along Beaumont highway.
Barney Williams and his mother spent last Sunday visiting relatives in Pallinger, according to local notes.
Mr. K. Hibdon came back to Kaycee Wyoming on Wednesday after a pleasant visit with his grandmother Mrs. Tom Hibdon.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson attended the funeral of her uncle C. C. Wood in Mason on Wednesday. Mr. Wood was 77 years old and had been in ill health for some time.
Mrs Henry Marr remains seriously ill at her North Llano home across from Junction after a fall caused broken ribs and pneumonia. She has been critically ill for several weeks.
Sheriff B W Hutcherson of Sutton County and Sheriff Orville Connor of Schleicher County visited this week to oversee duties connected with their offices and assess local law enforcement needs.
After more than four years in court Fredericksburg wins the suit sustaining its incorporation. This marks the second time the case has reached the State Supreme Court.
Walter Chadwell, T. M. Tom Berlin and Shreves Goodwin are reported to have killed fine bucks this past week in a regional hunting report.
Advance holiday items on display invite inspection at Jonetson Hardware Company. Store highlights include Roman candles sparklers torpedoes and other gifts. Loeffler Motor Company offers car service and Mobilgas products to address winter starting and motor issues.
This Christmas we offer useful gifts for father mother brother and sister. The store markets practical items ideal for new graduates and close relatives. A young man fresh from college seeks advice from a seasoned businessperson on smart gift choices.
A light exchange between a housewife and storekeeper highlights the practice of placing the best apples on top. The dialog reveals a careful, courteous routine in a market setting and reflects social roles in a quirky bargaining moment.
Local listing shows the Loeffler Motor Co with phone numbers 88 and 105 for customer inquiries and service. The ad provides contact points for sales and support.
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