Trade notes from Junction and surrounding areas
A Junction merchant faced a night-time theft after closing, with $1.50 in sales stolen. Nebaska farm sale saw a horse team fetch $194 versus a tractor at $164. A Carolina man is held for investigation in a clothing mishap. Wool market eyes steady gain as mills burn stock. Felix Watson & Son sold 700 lambs at 3 1 2 in a wool sale. Gann Grocery lists stock including salt, meat, cake, hay and seed. Warren buys Wynne ranch to convert to a resort. firms offer low everyday prices and Saturday cash specials.
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Junction
Nebraska
Carolina
L. A. Schreiner
San Angelo
Laey Felix Watson & Son A
Gann Grocery Company
Felix Watson
B. W. Warren
Houston
Guy Wynne
Damp Hoolishness and Hilarious Death Warnings
A quirky tale about a bureau with power to shield people from damp folly. Chuckle Head Wilson and a rumor about the Fin in France surface alongside a coffin seller who jokes influenza patients should not die yet as his stock is low.
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France
Farmers bid to save neighbor’s farm at $2.17 sale
In Deshler Ohio two thousand neighbors bought a farmer’s livestock and tools at auction to satisfy a $400 mortgage. They refused to take the bargains, arranged a 99 year lease back, and added a $5 pot. The sale was the region’s second such event this week with farmers backing the neighbor. The finance company did not bid.
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Deshler
Ohio
Bowling Green
Editor Pleads Guilty In Faults Of Function Case
A courtroom report states that the editor pleads guilty, amid fault findings tied to function failures. The proceedings detail the implicated actions and the judge sets a sentencing schedule.
Public finance satire on debt and oversight in Texas
The speaker derides county debt across Texas counties blaming spendthrifts and urging a public expenditures bureau. He imagines sending financiers to Europe to collect past due debts while critiquing old political and banking figures and calling for stronger fiscal supervision.
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Europe
England
United States
Washington
Ole Man Wyckoff
Chuckle Head
Wilson
That Long Long Trail Wedding at the Parsonage
The Sunday School crowd arrived before 7 a.m. to a warm welcome at Rev. W. S. High smith’s home. Raymon and Veda Schulz married in a brief ceremony and left for San Antonio at 8:30 a.m. best wishes follow for their future.
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Methodist
Raymon Schneider
San Antonio
Cupid
Ramon
Veda
Frank Wilson
Unsung Heroes and Singers Mentioned in Debate
The remark contrasts numerous unseen helpers with others who publicly sing, highlighting a spectrum of contribution and visibility. It hints at a cultural or rhetorical discussion about who earns recognition for acts and artistry.
Correction Notice From John Taylor Defends Loyalty
A circulating rumor claims I was discharged for disloyalty to my employer. I deny this and state I refused to sacrifice a long friendship with a former employer. Signed John Taylor.
Texas Oil Output Rises From 1910 to 1931
In 1910 Texas produced 8,899,000 barrels and ranked second in the South. By 1931 output jumped to 331,544,000 barrels, leading the South and the nation, accounting for more than one third of U S production, a sharp gain from the one twenty third share in 1910.
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Texas
South
United States
Constipation 6 Years, Trouble Now Gone
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years and soon got relief after using Adlerika. He reports feeling like a new person and endorses Adlerika as quick acting and safe, via Heymann Drug Company.
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John J. Davis
Adlerika
Safe, Heymann Drug Company
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Junction, Texas
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Ermal Law
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Loeffler Motor Co
Chuckle Head Wilson
Cuidado
Schreiner-Hodges Co
General Merchandise Junction, Texas
Bayer Aspirin
John Taylor
ADB
Engko
M. E. Blackburn
Attorney-at-Law Junction, Texas
Co. W. Walker
Free Air and Water
A. W. Browning
McCormick
Deering
U.S
Wahl Bros. and
Schraub
State Bank of Junction