Roosevelt noted in Junction on Saturday report
Daily dust issues noted as Roosevelt presence is reported in Junction Saturday. Local boys played Rock Springs basketball last Saturday. Milton Winkel began shearing this week. Ben Simon installs electric lights for several homes. Rev Draper held quarterly conference at Copperas church and gave two sermons. Groundwork for bridge over Opperas creek begins. Tacky party at Winkel home Friday with prizes to Miss Brown and Millard Bennet. Some boys traveled to Sonora to watch Brownwood win district championship. Earl G Hill and family moved to a new ranch on the divide. old home to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Arnold Grasenbacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Junction
Rock Springs
Milton Winkel
Ben Simon
Rev. Draper
Copperas Church
Opperas Creek
Winkel
Miss Brown
Millard Bennet
Sonora
Brownwood
Earl G. Hill
Divide
Arnold Grasenbacher
London Red Creek News Highlights Local Visitations and Change
Tully and Bird Black visited London Monday afternoon. Ella Mae was absent from school due to illness. Frank Cummins and mother visited at the Bill Jones ranch Sunday. H. G. Perry of Junction was a London business visitor last Saturday. A dance occurred at the C. J. Lambert home on Red Creek last Thursday night. Miss Henrietta Gephart and Mrs. T. J. Lange of Yates are visiting Mason this week. Mrs. Aaron DeSpain of London underwent an operation at Temple and is recovering. Selma May, visiting San Antonio, is doing hospital work and school. Miss Margaret Banowsky, niece of Mrs. Leander Miller, enrolled in London school. London notes new buildings under construction amid rain and thunder encounters last Saturday.
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Tully
Bird Black
London
Ella Mae Herbsttas
Frank Cummins
Bill Jones
D. M. Stewart
Orlan Stewart
H. G. Perry
Junction
C. J. Lambert
Red Creek
Henrietta Gephart
T. J. Lange
Yates
Mason
Aaron DeSpain
Temple
G. T. May
Selma
San Antonio
Margaret Banowsky
Leander Miller
London School
CAREFULLY SELECT EGGS FOR STRONG ROBUST CHICKENS
By C A Lovell. About half the eggs set each year do not hatch and about half the hatched chicks die in early days. The breeding stock story spans hatching and raising, with current egg production shaping chick outcomes based on conditions before incubation. Young pullets should be used only in exceptional cases.
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C. A. Lovell
Stop That Itching Remedy Ad at Heyman Drug Store
A vintage class ad urges buyers to stop itching with BLUE STAR REMEDY guaranteed not to stain clothing and having a pleasant odor. The sale is pitched by Heyman Drug Store.
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Heyman Drug Store
How to Hatch Eggs for Best Chick Quality
Guidance on selecting hens age, gathering eggs, and controlling temperature for incubation. Keep eggs 55 65 degrees with reliable thermometer, rotate daily, and use shallow trays. Use uniform size two ounce eggs, avoid dirty or washed shells, and incubate within one week for vigor.
Hatchery Routine for Chicks and Room Ventilation
The passage discusses tending to chicks in a ventilated room, turning them daily and adjusting temperatures. It notes when to set chicks before they are a week old and suggests that counting chicks before and after hatching is an enjoyable procedure.
Blonde Bess and the Boy's Right Exchange
A terse exchange contrasts views on aging and courtship. The dialogue notes old maids sizing up men and implies equal opportunity, then pivots to a quip about family jars ending with hootch as the bottom line from experienced voices.
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Bess
Prizefighter orders plain cream with whipped foible
In a restaurant scene a prizefighter asks for baked apple with cream. The waitress offers whipped cream and the fighter replies he wants plain cream and adds I can whip cream, signaling disdain for the whipped topping.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
California
Ras
Fletcher
Aise
Thelehaa - Ee Ag
Texas
Range & Range
LAW Mason
Secor Sanitarium
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
Hankins Drug Company
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