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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

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Pecan Tree Planting Proposal for Junction Texas Growth

A letter advocates converting Junctions water resources to a pecan grove program. It cites Gov Hogg quotes and Kimble County pecan timber leadership, urging city and Chamber of Commerce action to plant imported pecan varieties. It warns water supply is key for a ten year value rise and suggests ranchers develop riverfront pecan orchards to meet demand.

Texas Hogg United States Department of Agriculture Kimble County Llano Valley Junction Chamber of Commerce

Chamber of Commerce to Meet January 21

The Chamber of Commerce will hold its first regular meeting for 1928 on the third Saturday night in January. The Board of Directors will present recommendations for the 1928 program and invite suggestions from the public via letters to the Secretary.

Chamber OF Commerce Ee Us Kimble County

Newby Named Room Clerk at Mineral Wells Hotel

O J Newby formerly a Beckham Hotel clerk and most recently at the Gibraltar Hotel Paris has been named room clerk at the Crazy Hotel Mineral Wells. The Greenville Times notes his experience and wide acquaintance among traveling men as proof of efficient service.

O. J. Newby Paris Mineral Wells Newby Greenville Times

Trager Accident Injures Lem Fleming On Mountain

Lem Fleming was shot with a trager while descending a mountain, fell on a rock, and the bullet lodged in his hip. He was rushed to Junction for medical care and remains with his aunt Mrs. H Felps. His condition is hoped to improve soon.

Lem Fleming Junction H. Felps F. M. Hodges Jimmie Hodges Chas. Henderson Omer Holland Near Brady Dekle Evergreen Elmer Huffman Gussie Burris Roosevelt Guy Wynne Judge Randolph Her Denman

National publicity push for the Old Spanish Trail plan

The Houston conference outlined a national publicity drive and a fund of 50 000 to 100 000 to advertise South Louisiana and South Texas from New Orleans to El Paso. OST director Harral Ayres says paving work should progress in 1928 and chambers of commerce will elect director reps for the OST Board. San Antonio sent 33 delegates with 6 000 members to plan quotas and a broader program.

New Orleans San Antonio el Paso Louisiana Texas Houston Harral Ayres OST New Orleans-El Paso Chambers of Commerce San Anonio Ayres Wm. H. Furlong South Louisiana South Texas Texas-Louisiana

Western towns urge municipal golf courses for growth and recreation

The piece argues that Western Texas towns must build municipal golf links to serve residents and travelers. It notes heavy tourist visitation and asserts golf is a vital recreation aiding town growth, urging adoption despite cultural skepticism.

Texas West Texas

Box Supper at Pecan Springs A Success

The Pecan Springs community held a box supper on Friday night December 9 to raise funds for the first piano payment for the schoolhouse. Thirteen boxes and ten cakes yielded 140 dollars, more than covering the payment. organizers thank helpers and invite all to future school events.

Pecan Springs

Banquet Honors San Angelo High School Football Team

The San Angelo Standard reports a December 17 banquet in San Angelo honoring the local high school football squad. Sweaters were awarded for services this season and coach Bill Bissett was praised for leadership and character. Gay Munn received the gold football as the team’s most valuable player and was named Alternate Captain for next season. The piece also notes the Junction lads’ athletic success and mentions attendees at the funeral of Mr. G. W. Farmer.

San Angelo Bill Bissett Junction Boys Gay Munn John Munn

Narrow Escape for Eden Officials on Nine Mile Hill

Judge Coke R. Stevenson and Bill Pat Riley barely escaped a crash on a dangerous nine mile hill south of Eden last Friday night. Their car spun and landed upright in the evergreen roadside. Residents fear many wrecks at this turn and hope the new Federal Highway rules will require hazard elimination.

Coke R. Stevenson Bill Pat Riley Happy Hunting Grounds Nine Mile Hill Eden Joe Kimble County

Kimble County Wolf Club Report Highlights Costs

The Kimble County Wolf and Cat Club reports it has paid for 24 cats 4 wolves and 1 panther. It estimates each animal would kill about ten head of sheep and goats per year, causing losses of 2000 to 2500 dollars and costs of 860 dollars to catch them. The secretary H W Bierschwale urges ranchers to join and support the cause.

Kimble County H. W. Bierschwale

Christmas Faith Emphasized by Methodist Church Message

The Methodist Church recalls Christmas memories and urges care and joy for the season. It stresses the living Christ as the eternal reality behind Christmas and the church's message of goodwill for the season and coming year.

Christ Church

Christmas Program at Local Baptist Church

The church hosts a Christmas program on Saturday at 7 30 p m featuring tableau The Manger Scene songs Come All Ye Faithful Joy to the World and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Primary and Primaries readings and songs Santa arrives and a Christmas dialogue. Mrs Sayres Farmer and daughter Betty Moseley plan a Christmas visit to San Antonio.

Cleve Stephens Bernice Sutton Juanita Glossbrenner Tommie Jones Christine Schraub Bernice Chenault S. S S. B. Kindrick Sayres Farmer Betty Moseley San Antonio

Right Kind of Patriotism by Dr. Frank Crane

A historical essay argues true patriotism elevates one’s country without hostility toward others. It cites figures from Grant to Pasteur, Edison to Marconi, and Tolstoy to Jenner, praising achievement across nations as world citizens. The piece asserts strength and progress trump conquest and calls for constructive national pride.

Grant Duke of Wellington Napoleon Lindbergh Chamberlin Levine United States France Germany Thomas Edison General Grant Napolian Louis Pasteur Darwin Jenner England Drake Wellington Koch Gothe von Moltke Ludenberg Marconi Bellanco Italy Garibaldi Tolstoy Russia Frank Crane

Christmas Holiday Happenings In Ivy Community

Ivy community gears up for Christmas with a tree lighting and program at Ivy school Friday night. Students report holiday absences and jokes as teachers prepare for vacation to run December 23 to January 2, 1928. Mr. Sam Ivy leases ranch home to W. P. Riley while Tom Reynolds moves in. Mrs. Flora Hight linked to Mrs. Harvey Pearl Sunny. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Slaughter visit Denton daughter E. R. Borden family.

Ivy Alzada Pearl Ivy School Paul Kane Sam Ivy W. P. Riley Tom Reynolds Flora Hight Harvey Pearl Sunny Beatrice Mayo Mason Paul Jewel Stella Loma Lester Land

Death of G W Farmer in Kimble County Ranch

News of the death of G W Farmer at 9 30 am on his Kimble County ranch after a brief illness. Born February 6 1844 in Galveston he lived in Kimble County for 58 years building a large cattle and sheep operation. He leaves wife Jemima and eight children four survive Judge A G Farmer H H Farmer Sears Farmer and Alma Farmer. Funeral at Junction Cemetery with Rev J S Newman.

G. W. Farmer Kimble County Mr. Farmer Galveston Texas Harris Bastrop Bastrop County Pullen Place Jemima Pullen A. G. Farmer H. H. Farmer Sears Farmer Alma Farmer Junction Cemetery J.S. Newman Church of Christ

Death of Anna Belle Greenwood in Kerr County

The one year old Anna Belle Greenwood daughter of Oscar and wife died after a month of illness. Interment was at Junction cemetery with Rev Green conducting services. The Greenwood family, long residents near Hunt Kerr County, mourns their loss.

Little Anna Belle Greenwood Oscar Greenwood Junction Green Baptist Church Greenwood Hunt Kerr County

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SOUTH Llano News P.joseph Louise Farmer University of Texas Norman Farmer A. & M. College Durst Farmer Tom Barksdale del Rio John Treadwell W. W. Treaddell Menard Brown Epperson Rocksprings Wolf Club the Methodist Church Baptist Church Program Mrs. R. T. Slaughter Denton Mrs E. R. Borden Edwards Plateau Kansas Law Anna Belle Greenwood
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