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The notice states obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect and church or club notices with money consideration will be published only as paid matter at regular rates.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
4
The notice states obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect and church or club notices with money consideration will be published only as paid matter at regular rates.
Annie Highsmith enters the county treasurer race, filing as a political candidate. The announcement spotlights her bid for the post, signaling her intention to compete in upcoming elections.
A New Year message urges that every day offers a chance to make and keep resolutions. It wishes happiness to those who keep them, those who break them, and those who make none, for a 1928 with brighter days ahead.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs George Caveness hosted a Christmas party for her Sunday School class at her home. Holly wreaths and decorations set a seasonal mood as Maurine Highsmith led a grand march to the dining room. A miniature tree topped with decorations stood at the center as fruit cake and hot chocolate were served to children. Gifts from the tree were presented to Lerline Watters Maurine Highsmith Fay Wahl Aleene Livingst on Josephine Crumbley and B L Smith.
Last Wednesday the Lafa Lot Club hosted a Christmas dance at Mrs. Guy Wynne’s ranch home with festive decorations. Guests enjoyed dancing into the night followed by sandwiches and coffee served to a list of attendees including Misses Tottie Martin Ve Maddox Nettie Wright Fay Taylor Josephine Urban Edna Dooley Mary Spiller Flora Spiller Lara B Taylor Clara Fritz Lela Taylor Margaret Goodwin Eloise Hardeman Carlos Taylor Royce Buster Aubrey Hill Lee Craven Fred Taylor Rowland Martin Pat Beasley Walter Blackmon Clifford Hamer Max Riley Vic Urban Lanan Bissett Fred Coleman Arthur Thompson of Chicago and many couples with Mrs Slater Fleming Mrs Joe Watson Mrs Ed Allen Mrs Carl M Wolf Mrs W P Riley Mrs Philip Joseph Mrs H O Denman Mrs A D Kindrick Mesdames Clay Maddox and Mary Wheat.
Miss Jewel Riley celebrated her twelfth birthday on December 22 with a festive party. Decorations of Christmas greens, games, and a candlelit cake ceremony preceded the hot chocolate service by Miss Vivian Livingston and cake duties by Christine Schraub. Attending were Christine Schraub, Vivian Livingston, Ruth Goodwin, Katherine Johnson, Blackie Motley, Brownie Motley, Lucile Taylor, James Hodges, Floyd Dekle, Raymond James, Junior Stevenson, Carlton Wright, Harrell Ramsey and Shreves Goodwin.
A desk telephone should always be held upright for clear voice transmission. Tipping the handset disturbs the transmitter and reduces sound quality, while banging the receiver or twisting the cord can damage the apparatus and interfere with transmission.
The largest candy factory in the world produces one billion candy bars yearly with a two million bar shipment filling ten railroad cars. Five carloads of shelled peanuts roast daily and two carloads of chocolates are used. Heat needs are met by manufactured gas, with over 27 million cubic feet yearly for this plant, among the nation’s largest industrial gas installations. The American Gas Association notes industrial gas use exceeded 100 billion cubic feet last year, about a quarter of total gas output.
The Texas Public Service Information Bureau reports a new electro deposition method enabling beryllium to be produced more cheaply. The metal is wildly light and elastic, about one third lighter than aluminum and one fourth more elastic than steel, with potential use in airship frames pistons and other strong light components. Beryllium ore is abundant in feldspar deposits and is related to the mineral beryl.
Following the perfection of transmission of photographs by telephone wire from one city to another, engineers have succeeded in sending colored pictures as well as black and white. A trial picture from San Francisco to New York used three negatives red blue and yellow, sent separately in under ten minutes each, totaling about thirty minutes for the complete transmission. In New York the three were combined for a full color reproduction. An advertisement made of pictures reading matter and a map was also sent, cut into four equal pieces and reassembled in New York with satisfactory results.
At end of 1926 US installed generator capacity exceeded 25 million electrical horsepower. Electrically powered plants operate 24 hours daily, effectively matching the labor of about 350 million men, while human workers stop after eight hours. About 18 million domestic customers served, with one in four city inhabitants connected. Texas mystery note ends with a New Year greeting.
When some men help you they do not let you forget it and many people specialize in pouring ice water on enthusiasm, dampening ambition and spirit.
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