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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
6
A letter replies to a bill request with sarcasm about overwhelming taxes and laws. It highlights medical, social, and insurance costs, plus licensing burdens that drain finances. The piece ends noting a divorce suit filed by Mrs. Geo W King of Los Angeles over decades without a bath.
County Judge J B Randolph calls on residents and teachers to help enroll all school children in March. Emphasizes legal duty and potential $20 per missing child, warns of $2,000 county loss for 100 omissions, and asks teachers to explain apportionment and census methods to students.
The Livestock Show of greatest importance to Kimble County will be held in function on February for producers and others. A calendar lists shows on February 2 and 26, March 1 in Abilene and Rankin, March 2 in Brownwood, March dates in Mareh for several towns, and March 4 to 8 in San Angelo.
The article notes a stagnant industrial outlook with an extreme low end of last year, a moderate January rise, a leveling in February, and a small decline in the latest data driven by a renewed drop in steel output. Many industries hold steady near late January levels, few show improved production.
Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer warns that without precautions smallpox epidemics are possible. He notes no deaths last year but recent cases and deaths, urges vaccination and revaccination every seven years and after exposure to known cases. Modern vaccines are safe and effective.
The piece notes that modern farm youth have opportunities unknown to predecessors. It highlights the 4H clubs as a major driver of science based agriculture training and rewarding work.
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