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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1925

Page

7

Goat Coats Improve Health and Kid Yield Say Texas Ranchers

M Halbert and H W Rieck report shearing 11 show goats on January 1 with coats helping weather tolerance. In early March 150 does were coated, released into a 300 acre pasture to kid and fare well, producing a higher kid percentage than hand-fed, shedded and kidded does kept on the ranch. They claim coats save labor and worry too.

Building for Service to Our Customers

The message proclaims a new garage and filling station with ample display and parts rooms. It promises a higher standard of Automo bile repair service than typical town garages and asserts readiness to offer a finest equipped and manned service station in the region.

Old Granary Burying Ground and Texas West notes

The article describes Boston’s Old Granary Burying Ground with notable interred figures and poetic epitaphs, then shifts to Texas West commentary praising Panhandle development, improved transport, and economic growth expanding Texas’ Western plains and living conditions. It cites gas, oil, agriculture, and manufacturing potential.

Panhandle Great Plains Great Western Bener Texas Texas West Texas Commercial News

Advertising drives Campbell’s Soup price and costs

In 1898 selling costs reached about ten percent, with advertising under three percent. Now higher output and extensive advertising cut total sales costs to about five percent. Campbell’s Soup sells at twelve cents a can nationwide with seventeen one-hundredths of a percent on advertising. Dr. Dorrance credits advertising with stabilizing quality, low prices, farmer profits, and steady wages. Patronize Eagle Advertisers.

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