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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
3
Government notes indicate mohair fibers remain undisturbed when stored with cedar scent and other natural oils though the text warns against substitutes for mo hair and suggests months of storage without disturbance.
The Supreme Court overruled the Court of Civil Appeals and upheld the Texas chain store tax, credit going to Ex-Gov Dan Moody as special counsel. Back taxes total about 8 million with 92 thousand in a suspense fund. lawyers plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court delaying collection. The Ferguson Forum revival stirs talk of a pension for all over 65 and a sales tax though voters show reluctance.
Odie Wright declares intent to run for sheriff tax assessor and collector of Kimble County. He thanks supporters and promises a formal announcement at the proper time in a public notice.
M. Taylor Roosevelt passed away after two years of ill health at his home in Roosevelt. A devoted Methodist, active Masonic lodge member, and loyal citizen he valued daily visits from Mr. August Simon during his final weeks. He leaves a loving husband and father, with his church and lodge remembering his quiet life and steady influence.
Ford introduces two 1938 V-8 lines the Standard and De Luxe both built to high mechanical standards. The De Luxe offers larger size more room and finer appointments with 85 hp only. the Standard provides 60 or 85 hp options at lower prices. Prices span coupe Tudor Fordor and special body styles with standard equipment included at no extra charge.
The London School notes steady enrollment and strong attendance with good health reported. Students anticipate reports and winter break from Dec 23 to Jan 3 1938. Funeral notices from Mason near the San Saba River reference car wreck victims and injuries. A moral on honest work contrasts with rewarding idleness.
A collection of verse and personal verses from Millard F. Willis of Dallas Elsie Smith Parker of Dallas and Mary W Nation of Oklahoma City. It includes a Christmas meditation on the nativity singing of shepherds a desire for simple gifts and a reflection on loss. The verses evoke faith memory and longing through traditional imagery and personal sentiment.
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