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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
6
A farmer visits a college and learns about a universal solvent. Jokes span court, barber, and traffic cases with teachers, brides, and a new police officer. Lighter quips include a student who learned bargain days with his mother and a referee at a funeral.
A woman tours the Louvre in Paris with her young son and warns him at Ve nus that nail biting has consequences, delivering a sharp lesson in public.
Notice to all Kimble County teachers under the County Superintendent requires attendance at the courthouse in Junction on February 15 1936 at ten o'clock for a general discussion on improving county schools and the organization of the Interscholastic League Meet.
Fragmentary record notes J B Randolph serves as ex-officio superintendent of public instruction. details unclear but indicates official role within educational administration.
Mr and Mrs Serap Morgan announce the birth of a daughter born Tuesday morning February 11. The grateful couple names no surname given and invite relatives to share in the joy. The article notes the family’s happiness at the new arrival.
The notice urges Eagle subscribers to promptly report address changes to the publisher. It explains postal rules require newspapers pay postage due for changes, and delays may occur if notification is not given. It advises sending changes in advance to ensure delivery.
The list shows candidates who have announced their bids subject to the Democratic Primary on July 25, 1936. It names individuals seeking party nominations and outlines the political contest ahead.
The ticket lists candidates for Sheriff and Tax Assessor Collector J C Graham and S O Durst. Commissioner Precinct No One C E Reid J O Wright Stanley Adams J E Ivy H F Grobe ATX A. Justice of the Peace Precinct No One J W McLendon ER M Burt.
The article outlines injury severity from burns and when to seek medical help. It covers common causes, home treatment with vaseline or simple dressings, and risks from extensive burns including shock infection and kidney or intestinal complications. It emphasizes limiting initial care until a physician is reached.
Centennial coins are on sale in 314 banks across 236 Texas towns to raise funds for the Texas Memorial Museum at the University of Texas in Austin. Beauford H. Jester of Corsicana leads the statewide campaign inviting all residents to contribute by purchasing the coins.
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