Unity through cooperation for Junction’s growth in 1926
A 1920s editorial urges Junction's progressive citizens and business leaders to embrace cooperation to attract capital and industries. It envisions a 2000 to 3000 population, boosted cotton, pecans, fruits, and irrigation projects in Kimble County, and a gradual, unified effort to foster development in 1926 with citizens choosing to work with the majority to advance shared goals.
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Junction
Kimble County
Llano
Salter Brothers praised for Kerrville Mountain Sun edition
The Salter Brothers owners of the Mountain Sun Kerrville are lauded for a remarkable forty two page Christmas shoppers edition. The piece notes Kerrville growth and cites community ties with Junction and local business support while reflecting on state highway funding and political speeches reported by the Bryan Eagle and San Saba News. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Clay Secrest and daughters visiting Richland Springs for Christmas.
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Mountain Sun
C. E. and
W. A. Salter
Mr. and
Rose Mary and
Barbara Clay
Richland Springs
Ozona Plans Three Story Hotel With Fifty Rooms
Ozona in Crockett County forms a hotel company with fifty thousand dollars, selling stock to build a three story, about fifty room hotel starting March first. The steel skeleton structure will feature hollow tile and concrete, finished in rough texture stucco with 12 by 12 foot guest rooms and available private or connecting baths.
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Ozona
Crockett County
Junction
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