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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

8

Electrifying Rural Highways to Power Farms

Arthur Williams of New York Edison Company calls for complete electrification of rural highways to bring power plants to farms. He argues the move is an economic, not political issue and could double farm values, offsetting highway costs.

Arthur Williams New York Edison Company

Saturday Specials from Junction Grocery Co

Mothers Aluminium Oats priced at 25 cents ten bars Crystal White Soap at 38 cents. Christmas box of apples offered at a bargain by Junction Grocery Co.

Junction Grocery Co

National lumber study on housing costs and material units

Wilson Compton secretary manager of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association notes the research department will consider lumber's role in providing better housing at lower costs. Other building interests are studying reduced construction costs by enlarging material units.

National Wilson Compton National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association

Unit block housing promises rapid, strong construction

Governor Atterbury notes concrete blocks reduce unit counts from 990 to about 100 per dwelling and argues five to six room large unit houses can be built in three days. Lumber units offer strong, quake resistant design. Electric power on farms reaches 35 million horsepower, with 167 900 farms served by central stations. William Hennessy and Lee Rober spent Sunday in Kerrville.

Atterbury New York Tenement House Committee United States Department of Agriculture Texa Service Information Bureau

Electricity Leads in Power on Farm

Utility news notes that despite only about two percent of the nation's farms having electric service, electricity is already supplying power and changing farm operations.

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BUICK Junction Grocey Co William Hennessy The Eagle Staff Lee Rober Kerrville Arcadia Theatre Kerrville, Tex Country Store Chase Building Dr. Henderson Dr. Luehr Knetsch Junction, Texas Hodges Hotel R. J. Motley Heyman’s Drug Store Kerrville Sanitarium Hospital Dr. Secor’s Hospital Texas Hazelwood Laundry Borden Ice Company Pangburn’s Wiggley Junction State Bank Junction Cattle Loan Company W. P. Riley Cc. T. Holekamp E. E. Bolt H. O. Denman
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