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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1929

Page

7

Local Happenings and Community Notes From Junction

Mitchell McLendon left Wednesday for a visit in Waco. Mr. D. S. Satterwhite visits Juno. Get feed for your stock at Junction Grocery. Sayres Farmer and Miss Elizabeth Horner were in Menard Monday. Mr. T. B. Phillips is recovering from a flu siege. Mr. and Mrs. Luther McDonald were in Bangs. Earl McDonald and wife visited Mrs. Joe Myers of London. For road service call 51. A2c Powell Motor Co. Election notice for sewer bonds appears in this issue. E. R. Borden returned from Austin after his father’s death. Mrs. Frank C. Patterson is back in her car after flu. Dick and Weldon Curtis left for Yuma. Mrs. J. B. Randolph visited San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson in San Antonio. Mrs. W. L. Coleman and Mrs. Joe Turner in Rocksprings. Joe Sid Patterson of Rocksprings visited Junction. A. W. Loeffler ill with flu but up now. J. P. Boone back on streets after long siege of flu. For gas and repairs go to Powell Motor Co. Edgar McLendon and family returned from Austin after Texas Press meeting. Kathryn Hodges improving from a flu siege. Mrs. Cleve Stephen in Dallas buying ladies’ wear for Model Shop. Next to sale, collecting money is pleasant. If all U S automobiles were end to end, it would be Sunday afternoon. Avoid argument with the verbose. power of speech is given to all.

L McKay Recovers After Car Cranking Injury

L McKayinjury left him with a broken right arm in two places but he is progressing well after a car crank incident last week.

L. McKay

Junction area notices and shop updates

The Junction Grocery offers a full line of cattle sheep goat and poultry feed. A new curb on the west side of the Gann Grocery Co street enhances the block between Loeffler Motor Co and Gann Grocery. Howard Blackburn BC Music Shop owner visits San Angelo for Westinghouse electrical plumbing course. The Music Shop adds wiring and plumbing department. Mr and Mrs Sayres Farmer and daughter return from Austin and San Antonio with Mrs Farmers sister Miss Elizabeth Horner joining them. Rev Milton F Hill of Junction visits Rocksprings Methodist Church meeting with pastor Rev Williamson.

Gann Grocery Co Loeffler Motor Company Gann Grocery Howard Blackburn BC Music Shop San Angelo Westinghouse Electrical School Milton F. Hill Junction Rocksprings Methodist Church Hill Rocksprings Williamson

Junction Sheet Metal Opens New Shop With Student Department

The Junction Sheet Metal Company announces a new shop opening this week just east of the Powell Motor Company offering metal, plumbing, windmill, and pump work. A Student Department provides services at half price with options such as Marcel 50c manicure 40c shampoo 40c facials 75c to 1.75. Mr Albert Bartley returns from San Antonio where his infant son had surgery. mother remains there with the baby and will return once doctors say it is safe.

Junction Sheet Metal Company Powell Motor Company Marcel Williams Beauty Parlor San Angelo Texas

Public School Creed Statement of belief in universal education

A civic pledge affirming belief in the United States public school system as a democratic institution. It honors education as essential to equality, liberty, and justice, and calls for parental support, moral and material aid, and defending schools against threats.

United States of America

Too Much Talk Not Enough Action in Biz Miss

A compact verse warns that excess talk and low effort hurt business success. It contrasts behaviors like sighing basking and idle thinking with decisive action and hard work to achieve results.

Texas Public Lands Fueled Growth and Institutions

Texas used public domain land to finance railroads schools and the University of Texas. The land program funded settlements, resources distribution, a State Capitol, and military and manufacturing incentives. The speaker asserts preservation of ambition and resolve.

Texas University of Texas

Local land index and church fundraiser ad

EF Holekamp offers a complete county land index for buyers. Baptist ladies sell candy and cakes every Saturday at Awbrey-Bell Drug Co as a fundraiser.

Holekamp Awbrey-Bell Drug Co

Appointment of Health Officer for Kimble County

Dr H E Luehrs named health officer for Kimble County seeks public cooperation to reduce sickness and disease. He asks for immediate reporting of contagious diseases so precautions can prevent spread.

H. E. Luehrs Kimble County

Early hatch timing advised for poultry profits

Agriculture experts urge hatch timing to maximize profits. Leg horn and similar breeds should hatch by April 1 in the South and early May in the North, heavier breeds by mid April, to optimize returns. The text also notes the speed of light as 186000 miles per second.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Beauty culture course seeks ten ladies for study

For Road Service call 51 on 42c Powell Motor Co. For all kinds of feed go to Junction Grocery. 44c Ten ladies wanted to study beauty culture, $125 cash tuition, position guaranteed, diplomas issued. 43-2c San Angelo Texas.

Junction Grocery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mitchell McLendon Waco D. S. Satterwhite Junoon Sayres Farmer Elizabeth Horner Menard Mr. T. B. Phillips Luther McDonald Bangs Earl McDonald Joe Myers London Powell Motor Co E. R. Borden Austin Frank C. Patterson Messrs Dick and Weldon Curtis Yuma Arizona J. B. Randolph San Antonio Arthur Thompson W. L. Coleman Joe Turner Joe Sid Patterson A. W. Loeffler Mr. J. P. Boone Edgar McLendon The Texas Press Association Kathryn Hodges Lester Hodges Cleve Stephen Dallas United States Cato Albert Bartley Bartley Mr. Bartley Heyman’s Drug Store Clive Brock Mary Brianson Tom MIX Charlie Murry Audrey Ferris Ane Little George O’brien Virginia Willi Diessne West Side Texas’ Public Domain Black and Purple Underwood Royal Woodstock Oliver Corona Royal Remington Burroughs Victor Junction Publishing Company Dr. West Bowey’s Hot Chocolate Eta Elite Rv Arnoil Frances Hamm Texan Theatre Overture Junction Orchestra William Russell Virginia Valli Blix Hawkins Vivian James Guy Wynne the Model Shop Mrs Vara James Stephen
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