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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
8
Partial OCR reads a legal notice fragment listing several names including dismissals and actions on various dates. The text is heavily garbled, showing unclear references to parties, locations, and court actions with no coherent sequence or identifiable outcome.
A readable fragment describes baby chicks on display at Jung Over the loan company, with notes on chick startena feed and Purma poultry foods advertised in the issue. The text mentions a rest area and cattle loan warehouse, and signals ongoing demonstrations of poultry feed products.
Fragmented text discusses how many Texans know place names honor allies and derive from Native words. Mentions Connecticut River of Pines and other regions, with garbled references to places like Arkansas and Oklahoma.
The article discusses continuation of a range conservation program under the 2sphactwutly act, with payments capped at 3 percent of costs. It covers Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and California, offering 2 cents per acre plus a factor for capacity. Practices target erosion control through deferred grazing water management and contouring. The plan mirrors the UT program and cites participation by 15,000 ranch operators on 62,000 acres nationwide.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions rumors, a Senate committee, a land bill, and a preliminary round with cancellations. Named persons or concrete events are unreadable. no verifiable details or dates are present.
Church notices for Bible School at 1000 a.m. and preaching at 1100 a.m. report rising church membership in the United States. Despite fewer big meetings, more individuals attend Bible study and worship weekly. Walter W. Leamon comments on congressional input and the role of personal attendance.
The text lists Methodist church services including morning worship at 11 and evening services with a welcome to all. It also notes a state read of all county offices and cites Judge Montgomery of Minneapolis denying Hazel Dunn alimony from Solomon Dunn. A Cheyenne farmer reports a goat named Granite mothering 13 piglets.
Washington hosts Oklahoma and Texas officials amid a National Security Board challenge over pension administration. Oklahoma faces accusations of lax and discriminatory practices denying pensions to the needy. Texas fears loss of federal pension aid if state rules relax. Congress debates a water boundary measure affecting Gulf oil lands and potential court battles loom.
Public note from RE Homann and W W Gregory thanking 4H and FRA members, the food stand patrons, and donors Weaver H Baker and R R Spiller for funds to cover lodging during a San Angelo show. Special gratitude to CT Holekamp of Junction Cattle Loan for service enabling the show. Mary Willis and W M Willis visited relatives in El Paso.
Junction Chapter FRA plans to enter district show at Eden on Saturday with 40 plus head of sheep entered from Eden and San Angelo shows. Teams from Rocksprings Melvin Millersview Rosa Eden and Junction will compete for placques.
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