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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1926

Page

4

Junction Faces High Fire Insurance Rates Without Water Fire

A neighbor town Brady cut its key rate from 50 to 32 cents after a $100,000 waterworks bond program. Junction lags, losing hundreds of dollars yearly to New York and London insurers. A state survey prompted new fire protection, with further reductions possible as water supply improves. Loot serial adventure promised, pirates’ era recalled but fiction. West Texas Utilities bought Fredericksburg Light and Power plant and equipment.

Brady Junction New York London State Commission The West Texas Utilities Co Light and Power People of Fredericksburg

Political primary slate for district offices listed

Democratic Primary actions set July 24 1926 with candidates for district attorney county judge sheriff tax collector treasurer tax assessor commissioners and clerks. Names include F H Hammond A G Farmer J B Randolph N R Skaggs L R Hodges Dee Gibbs J L Wright Carl M Wolf T T Randle J A Browning E P Farr Guthrie Williams Joe Bissett Wauldimer Jarvis A B Hodges Hilly D Henderson Burl Fisher J F Ragsdale R W Fisher H W Bierschwale.

F. H. Hammond A. G. Farmer J. B. Randolph N. R. Skaggs L. R. Hodges Dee Gibbs J. L. Wright Carl M. Wolf T. T. Randle J. A. Browning E. P. Farr Guthrie Williams Joe Bissett Wauldimer (Buster) Jarvis A. B. Hodges Hilly D. Henderson Burl Fisher J. F. Ragsdale R. W. Fisher H. W. Bierschwale

West Texas plant opens 24-hour service for Melvin area

The Fredericksburg plant, part of the W.T.A. network already serving over 50 towns in West Texas, is set to begin 24-hour service to Melvin. Sold for about $190,000, it is described as the best equipped plant and distribution system in the region.

Melvin West Texas W.T.A

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Junction Eagle Junction Publishing Co Texas Postoffice Et Junction, Texas Kimble County H. G. Perry Mem London Hotel R. J. McKinney Wrigley First National Bank United States Hayes-Hunt Wahl Bros. & Jordan Rogan Phillip Joseph
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