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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1929

Page

10

Junction Trade Notes Highlight Local Commerce and People

Seed potatoes and onions in stock this week with seed corn due next week at Gann Grocery Company. Abraham Lincoln's 120th anniversary observed by Junction State Bank. Mrs. Maggie Jobes leaves Junction Hotel for Howard Payne College. Plans for a stone home on W South Llano property by W. B. Hardeman. Summer home contract for Mrs Autrey of Houston let this week. L. Rusthes buys 2,000 unborn lambs for September delivery at 7 dollars. 1928 U S mohair output 18 million pounds with 14 million in Texas. world mohair 35 million pounds. 44,000 pounds of shelled pecans imported from Mexico via Eagle Pass in December. Texas pecans in storage. 250,000 pounds ungathered in Junction area due to low prices. Texans urged to put shelled pecans in school lunches.

W. B. Hardeman Llano United States Texas Mexico Eagle Pass Rio Grande Junction San Antonio Express

Junction TX to vote bonds for sewers and street paving

Junction Texas City Council sets March 19 1929 election to issue 45000 for sewers and 15000 for street paving repayable within 40 years at up to 6 percent interest. Election officers named with posting and publication rules. Also notes straw lofts as poultry house insulation in northern areas.

Junction Texas City of State of Court House Chris Schraub Alton Miller D. P. Taylor W. B. Buster Clifford Hamer John S. Munn

A little burst of laughter a life in balance

A reflective verse on life’s mix of joy and struggle. It pairs laughter song effort failure triumph labor rest gladness pain sunshine rain and a flash of glory. The closing line contrasts the fear of hostile newspapers with the imagined weight of bayonets.

Blackie and Brownie Celebrate 13th Birthday Party

The twin daughters of Mrs. R. J. Motley marked their 13th birthday with a slumber party at Hodges Hotel last Saturday. A midnight lunch followed a boys and girls parade at three o clock, with гостей listed including Katherine Johnson Maude Boone Ella Annie Henderson Viviene Livingston Jewel Riley Madaline Ragland Margaret Ray Lucille Taylor Maxine Wright Eunice Northcutt Christine Schraub and the hosts Blackie and Brownie.

R. J. Motley Hodges Hotel Blackie Brownie Katherine Johnson Maude Boone Ella Annie Henderson Viviene Livingston Jewel Riley Madaline Ragland Margaret Ray Lucille Taylor Maxine Wright Eunice Northcutt Christine Schraub

Coolidge OKs naval bill authorizing 15 cruisers carrier

President Coolidge signed the naval construction bill approving 15 cruisers and one aircraft carrier to be laid down before July 1, 1931, despite an objection to the time clause. Junction, year round playground.

Coolidge

Loss of Temper and Child Ideals Warned In Advice

The text cautions that losing temper publicly is undignified and reveals inner faults. It urges calm behavior before children who may idolize adults, warning that anger can spoil what is precious in a child’s view.

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Bermuda Gann Grocery Company Heinz Abraham Lincoln Junction State Bank Maggie Jobes Junction Hotel Brownwood Howard Payne College L. Rusthes del Rio Everybody’s Store State OF Texas County OF Kimble Junction Cattle Loan Curtis Brothers Quick Service A. P. Boyett Wahl Bros & Schraub Junction Cattle Loan Company Federal Reserve System
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