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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
The Handy Andy Store is merged into Schreiner Hodges Companys Grocery Department. Services remain efficient and courteous with the same low prices continuing to prevail for customers.
Local ad lists Saturday specials with limited quantities for sugar 10 lb, coffee 1 lb, bacon dry salt, assorted canned goods including tomatoes peaches pineapple corn hominy spinach and pork and beans, with prices such as 29 cents for Medina spinach and multiple deals like two for or six for options. This listing highlights daily pantry essentials and price points for shoppers.
A disjointed, satirical passage compares politicians to noisy children beating tin pans, arguing real statesmen remain calm while others rally in papers and periodicals. The speaker mocks showy rhetoric, ending with a dismissive jab at a figure named Chuckle Head Wilson.
A tempers flaring column questions bond issue support and who pays. It argues the poor suffer more from economic strain while calls to soak the rich echo in debate. The piece frames voting as a choice between financial burden and equity amid unemployment and hardship.
The page notes a new month begins and students plan to study harder. Report cards are due Tuesday with mixed anxiety about results. Absentees last week include Bernese Bannowsky along with Arthur, Mary, Tuelia Doss, Katy Cunningham, and Mrs. Williams. Maria Gonzales is absent today after scaling herself Saturday. Prother Greer visited Tuesday afternoon.
The statement argues that maintaining chronic misery harms preparedness for an afterlife or next phase, implying emotional state impacts spiritual or existential transitions. It presents a caution against prolonged unhappiness affecting future prospects or journeys.
Burleson county farmers spent 45.54 to bud 501 native pecan trees into improved varieties last year. Budding on 401 trees succeeded and county agents estimated the improved trees are worth 919.20 to the landowners, reflecting a net gain from the program.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Tatum hosted a bridge at their ranch in Rodeo New Mexico with Mr and Mrs Pierce Hogget as guests of honor. L E Standifer won the ladies prize, Joe Ray and partner the men's prize, while Sarah Black and L E Standifer received the low-score kerchiefs. Attendees included Laura and Sarah Black L D Borden Norman Farmer Joe Ray and guests. Mrs Solon Lea of Mitchell Home Demonstration Club touts canned peas funding services.
Dayton woman Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen for rapid weight loss, claiming 10 pounds shed in seven days. She touts the product as safe and harmless, advising a daily teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast and noting a four week bottle costs little with a money back guarantee if no results.
Judge Ed R. Kane, 85, longtime Corporation Judge of Austin and former State Commissioner of Agriculture, died Monday at his daughter's home after a brief illness. The message contrasts with a quote about American farmers seeking independence in farming and markets.
In February the Junction and Kimble counties enjoy mild weather with rain and sun. The Junction Hardware Company promotes tools and seed for yard work and offers poultry netting to keep neighbors’ chickens in place. The ad features Ford cars including Fords fours and V-8s with a no cost demonstration.
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