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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
4
The Lubricator argues tolerance is a personal virtue required when opinions differ. It notes differences in view can lead to hostility and warns that unbiased judgment comes from listening to all sides and accepting provisional conclusions. It emphasizes open mindedness as essential to practical problem solving.
The Texas Society for Crippled Children launches a Spring Easter Seal campaign from April 1 to Easter Sunday April 17 chaired by Abe Goldberg of Port Arthur. The drive aims to raise about 50000 to help crippled children across Texas with conditions from club feet to infantile paralysis. The effort centers on in state grants with seats purchased for out of state use only. Also notes on national politics and a separate travel mention of Miss Helen Barnes visiting Madeira California.
Junta Study Club met February 1 at Mrs CT Holekamp’s home with Mrs C Atchison leading. Members heard talks on Location Significance and How Governed and History Industries and Modern Improvements in the Canal Zone followed by Customs and Mode of Living in the Canal Zone and a vivid Virgin Isles portrait inspiring plans for a possible vacation.
The Bear Creek Study Club plans a program and a forty two party at the Bear Creek schoolhouse on Friday evening in March. Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s North to the Orient will be reviewed by Mrs. Alfred Bannowsky. Afterward the forty two party will begin.
London School notes recounts include softball games against Mason grammar school, Pioneer Day planning for April 8, and a visit by Rev Fairchild plus a blind missionary speaker from South America. Also mentions a divorce case, a church robbery report, and upcoming state teacher meeting in San Antonio.
Miss Kalta Taylor hosted the Cactus Club on a Wednesday afternoon to discuss Lost Horizons by James Hilton. Mrs Robert Bissett presented a life and works resume of Hilton as attendees included Miss Betty Summers and several members.
Notice announces a special election at regular voting places in Kimble County Texas on March 5 1938 to decide if the Kimble County Commissioner's Court acting as a board of equalization shall levy a tax not to exceed 1 cent per head on sheep and goats and up to 5 cents per head on cattle to employ additional law enforcement assistance.
The text outlines election rules for a Texas county measure on an annual tax on cattle sheep and goats. It explains ballot wording for proponents and opponents and notes the election follows general Texas laws where not conflicting with state statutes. It mentions officials enforcing penalties and voter qualification.
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