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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1937

Page

2

Coyotes Trapped in Texas Totals Over One Thousand

A Bureau of Biological Survey report shows 1,775 predatory animals caught in October by 122 trappers across Texas. Coyotes numbered 1,541 with other catches including 126 bobcats and one mountain lion, compiled with Texas A&M College and local agencies. A. L. Plummer and Raymond James were San Antonio visitors Sunday.

Texas Bureau of Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture A. & M. College The A. L. Plummer Raymond James San Antonio

Government inquiry urged into causes of rising living costs

Ernest G. Draper of the Labor Department questions if government actions such as killing pigs reducing crops shorter hours and higher wages and restricted factory output may contribute to higher prices alongside FTC investigations into monopolistic practices. He condemns autocratic management or labor methods as undemocratic.

Federal Trade Commission Management Labor Ernest G. Draper Secretary of

Livestock Market Report From San Antonio Texas

Hogs receipts to six hundred with active bidding and steady prices for most weight ranges. Cattle and calves receipts high with light table supply and fair early trading. prices held largely steady to higher for some calves and yearlings, while late arrivals were draggy. Sheep and goats few with market slow and steady. some unsold lots reported.

San Antonio Texas

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The family of L. M. Taylor expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and especially August Simon for daily help and flowers during the illness death and bereavement of their husband and father. May God’s blessings be with all who assisted them.

August Simon L. M. Taylor

Honor Roll List For Junction High And Grammar Schools

Honor rolls announced for the second six weeks. Students must hold 90 percent average. Eleventh grade: Annie Hooten, Aileen Livingston, Kaleta Miller, Ruby Whitworth, Modene Fish. Tenth grade: Mildred Black, Jo Margaret Buster, Irene Ferris, Maurine Highsmith, Flora Jennings, Muriel Jennings, Patricia Patterson, Helen Reid, Barbara Clay Secrest, Carlton Sisler, Hazel Spiller. Ninth grade: Charles Bissett, Dick Borden, Ann Hardeman, John Herring, Nora Alice Morgan, Elza Mac Neal, Billy Riley, Kennon Stapp. Eighth grade: R. V. Ball, Novene Baylor, Lawton Briley, Tommie Dean Henderson, James Herring, Delia Pompa, Howard Ernest Ragsdill, Gladys Lurber, Phil Swatzell, Gwendolyn Wright. Third grade: Polly Wiese, Fay Claire Stapp, Billy Gene Lennon, Helen Wahl, Adrienne Loeffler.

Annie Hooten Aileen Livingston Kaleta Miller Ruby Whitworth Modene Fish Mildred Black Jo Margaret Buster Irene Ferris Maurine Highsmith Flora Jennings Muriel Jennings Patricia Patterson Helen Reid Barbara Clay Secrest Carlton Sisler Hazel Spiller Charles Bissett Dick Borden Ann Hardeman John Herring Nora Alice Morgan Elza Mac Neal Billy Riley Kennon Stapp R. V

Fourth to seventh grade honor roll details and edits

The article lists students from fourth through seventh grade named on honor rolls with a note that Margie Hunsucker was omitted in error. It also quotes Floyd W. Parsons urging public wealth creation and mentions visits by Mrs Bill Beavoff and others to local residents.

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America Pathfinder NG Pri Junction High School Grammar School Polly Wiese Fay Claire Stapp Billy Gene Lennon Helen Wahl Adrienne Loeffler Shirley Jones Ann Bannowsky Carolyn Barthelow Gladys Hail Dorothy Jones Jessie Jo Cavaness Ruth Hodges Lela Lewis Ray Ola Chenault Marilyn Baker Johnny Adams Worth Lucas Olivia Torres Lola Mae Kiser Rena Ray Taylor Ray Neff Joyce Whetstone Billy Don Jordan Jeneva Wahi Orilla May Osburn Logan Carpenter Mary Louise Flatt Letha Lou Morris Joanna Smith Hale Beulah Mae Young Zelma Barnes Goree Durst Lent Hardeman Oma Mae Fish Dora- Margie Hunsucker Thy Jackson Robert Hunger, Jr Helen Hardin Mary K. Cowsert Sue Gilliam Edwina Longren Nila Mae Baker Joe Billy Camp Bob Hardeman Helen Herring Janice Loeffler Joe Andrews, Jr Ennis Terry ‘Jetton Lily Margaret Young Margie Hunsucker Floyd W. Parsons the Gas Age Bill Beavoff Brady Ada Nance John M. Hawkins W. W. Chaison Sassie Santa Claus HANDE Philip Joseph Ely Vous Meninen ALU Fin Kit Stetson
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