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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
6
A collage of humorous exchanges and light vignettes spans jokes about babies, politics, love, insomnia, and everyday mishaps. Featured lines include marital quips, insurance quibbles, and social observations set in a bustling town.
Alias order of sale issued by Kimble County District Court on February 2 1938 in case Laura J Kountz vs Carl M Wolf. judgment for $1907.50 plus costs, levy on three tracts totaling about 160 50 and 145 acres described by metes and bounds. sale set for the first Tuesday in March 1938 at the court house door.
Multiple court notices issued in Kimble County Texas compel heirs and stockholders to respond. The documents include citations by publication for real estate sale under a levy and for dissolution of marriage with child custody and support claims. Notices reference parcels of land described in multiple tracts and list involved parties, dates, and the clerk Ramsey Randolph.
Dr. W Reid Blair of the Bronx Zoological Park discusses the hardworking habits of squirrels in preparing for winter. He notes their renowned thrift and storage behavior as they gather and cache provisions to endure the cold season.
The writer laments that people in the Sauk area rely on government support instead of self help. Some individuals waste spoiled nuts and show laziness, while others who can work are noted as honest and willing. The piece contrasts able-bodied efforts with shiftless behavior.
A statewide effort advocates consolidating funds into a general account, eliminating special funds, and creating an independent budget director. The East Texas Chamber of Commerce plans a regional tax-burden survey led by Curtis Morris to curb unnecessary government spending. An anecdote from Nebraska recalls a traffic arrest followed by a jail term.
The Times endorses creating a modern cancer institute in New York City devoted to cancer research and treatment. It would be led by a distinguished expert committee and aim to minimize duplicative work. The proposal advocates periodic meetings of cancer institute heads to coordinate non conflicting research projects.
The Willis Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their sorrow and the care given to their mother. They appreciate every kind word and deed and the flowers sent, recognizing them as reminders of the beauty of the world she has entered.
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