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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
3
Advertisement from The Junction Publishing Co. Junction Texas lists rates 1.50 for Ane and 2.00 to 2.50 for ads. Local readers see pricing details for classified space and publication options.
A reflection on life as service, noting that meaningful joy comes when people view their existence as serving others and pursue a purpose beyond personal happiness, attributed to Tolstoi.
The Junction Christmas season passed without major excitement beyond the usual marriages. The editor invites readers to revisit 1876 Christmas with John W. Gray's account of his Indian involvement, to appear on another page. The Eagle welcomes 1927 in good spirits, pledging steady improvement and gratitude to loyal subscribers and advertisers.
Mr W C Page paid 30 dollars to Fulghum Hatchery Em ory Texas for Ancona chickens after seeing their ad in the Leader. He has not received stock and the paper laments unreliable foreign advertising. The editor notes similar incidents and warns of widespread solicitations. A copy of the ad was received by the Eagle with a request to run eight weeks. they advised the Fulghum Hatchery that service would cost 9 dollars and asked for payment by check.
A frustrated speaker recalls a failed advertisement run due to the company lacking a financial rating and laments ongoing abuses by supposed “sharks” exploiting country papers. The note questions why the country newspaper man tolerates these exploits.
Dr Charles Gilmore Kerley argues in Mc Call's Magazine that proper upbringing before age seven prevents theft by instilling respect for property and others. He notes early social instincts and the importance of teaching ownership through group settings to foster shared rights and discourage misbehavior.
Notice to stockholders of Junction State Bank and Junction Cattle Loan Company that their annual meeting will be held at the bank office on Wednesday January 5 1927 at 2 o clock p m. Stockholders are requested to attend.
Miss Frances Goodwin of Segovia and Donovan Jobes were married Saturday evening December 25 at 8 15 at the Methodist parsonage by Rev J A Ludlam. The bride moved to Segovia a year ago with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Goodwin. The groom is well known and liked in the community. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
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