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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
2
The article urges farm families to plan the coming year with clear goals and a methods approach. It contrasts aimless labor with purposeful work, emphasizing inventories of resources, joint family discussion, and deliberate use of skills to make the farm work for the family, not the other way around.
Dr Geo W Cox urges citizens to balance health accounts through rest air exercise proper food and moderation urging state to triple its five cent health appropriation to make Texas healthiest. Notes Canyon City Oregon readers received late magazines and Harold Child of Toronto decorative stamp art on room panels.
Hogs receipts 300 with prices steady. good to choice cattle 160 to 175 lb and up to 7.25 per lb. calves and stocker cattle mixed changes. sheep receipts 100 and steady. Noted infant anecdote of chocolate bonbons spilled on train in Brescia. police and doctors swamped later. In New York, Mike Destianni claims homemade wine was for friends.
The London School resumed on January 2 1939 with rising enrollment and three new pupils. The piece praises the rain, reports visits by patrons, mid term exams pending, and the school bus improving punctuality. It also mentions a four hundred thousand German girls labor order and local incidents including a Buffalo fire casualty and a libel arrest in London.
Preparations are underway for the Concho Valley Council annual meet at the St Angelus Hotel in San Angelo on Friday January 20. Area Commissioner Robert G. Carr will direct Scoutmaster and Commission committee sessions while President Henry Rag sdale leads a council business meeting. The afternoon program features council business, banquets, awards including Silver Beaver, newly elected officers, and an inspirational address.
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