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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

3

London Locals News Roundup at Community Hall and Local Happenings

London residents hear of a London Parent-Teachers play at the Community Hall on Saturday February 26 with admission 10 and 25c for school benefit. Athletic Coach Sherman Rimes trains two county meet teams. Local visits note Julia Weaver, Russell LaVelle marriage, Eden High School staff and students. Grandmother Childs dies at Alpine. interment at Junction Cemetery. Local families visit Rochester and Fort Worth relatives. Public safety views condemn Zangara and anti-American propaganda urging suppression of anarchists and loyalty to Americanism.

G. Lewis London Sherman Rimes Russell LaVelle Russell Rankin D. Rothmann H. G. Derrick Eden High School Alpine Alpine of Old Grandmother Childs, the Mother of Mrs. S. H. Ivy J. W. Browning W. A. Chandler R. C. McCollum Junction Cemetery John Walton Agness Walton Mr. Walton Walton Rochester Miss Agness Rochester High School Joe Myers Fort Worth Myers Maggie Cummins Bud Ellis Eldorado I. W. Ellis Zangara Franklin D. Roosevelt Isms America

Texas Independence Day Emphasized For Centennial Preparations

The article urges Texas to celebrate March 2nd as a state holiday akin to July 4th and to hold annual programs honoring the Texan forefathers. It notes the 1936 Centennial approaching and calls schools and civic groups to teach and observe the heroic deeds that shaped Texas freedoms. It also comments on economic changes and the desire for a stable, brighter future.

Texas

Valentine party at Mrs Nances hosts bears family list

BEAR CREEK SCHOOL NEWS reports a Friday Valentine party at Mrs Nances house with games stories songs and treats. Attendees include Katy Helen Margaret Bill Cunningham Tony Maria Herlina Gonzales Weldon Ware Alfred and Bernese Bannowsky Mrs Williams Mrs Cunningham Patsy Cunningham and Lupe Gonzales. Absent were Arthur Mary Luella Doss Bernese Bannowsky Tony and Maria Gonzales.

Bernese Bannowsky

Two Brothers Marry Mother and Daughter

Two Thomson brothers wed Mabie Coop and Mabie’s mother, creating a tangled family tree. George Thomson planned to wed Mabie. Chestic aimed to marry Mabie’s mother, resulting in complex step relationships and future kin connections.

Thomson

Farmers team up in Falls County for canning beeves

Falls County farm agents train teams to show farmers how to butcher beef by modern methods. Last month 50 beeves were reported as efforts to save time and improve meat. A separate note mentions alfalfa expansion in Gonzales County and a farmer proving green cut alfalfa improves calf ration.

Falls County Gonzales County H. F. Waggoner

Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks with Kruschen Salts

Mrs Mae West of St Louis recounts losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She reports increased energy, no hunger, and urges readers to try the product with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also notes concerns over potential Sino Japanese conflict and domestic petroleum policy debates.

Mae West St. Louis

Calf Creek store and post office burned down

The Calf Creek store operated by B L Graves and the post office run by Miss Mattie Thomas burned to the ground at midnight Tuesday. Firemen woke the township after being summoned from Brady. A safe and mail at the post office were stolen as the building burned.

Calf Creek B. L. Graves Mattie Thomas Menard Hill Country Firemen’s Association Brady

Exaggeration Triggers Skepticism, Honest Statements Build Trust

A reader note contrasts exaggeration with understated clarity, arguing that blunt facts inspire confidence while overstatement invites doubt. Confidence grows when messages are precise and verifiable, avoiding hype and sensational wording.

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