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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
4
Local Kimble county sportsmen push conservation and say predatory foxes and skunks devastate wild turkeys. They note trapping laws create confusion and claim that while pelts are regulated, killing foxes and skunks is permissible year round where killed to protect game.
A public health message urges education to reach all ages, strict law enforcement and revised traffic codes, and improved street design to cut accident deaths. It notes tens of thousands died in 1937 and vows concerted action this year for safer roads.
The piece argues that taxes appear in the price of goods and services, with examples from gas, shoes, electric bills, and a suit. It contends tax awareness would spur government economy as ignorance of taxation sustains waste. It urges readers to recognize taxes paid indirectly in everyday purchases.
Bear Creek Study Club met with Mrs Roy Salter on Tuesday afternoon January 10 to elect officers and plan next year. Officers chosen include Mrs Alfred Bannowsky vice president Mrs Allen Bishop recording secretary Mrs Harold Dutton treasurer Mrs Guss Bannowsky corresponding secretary Mrs Terry Jetton parliamentarian Mrs Richard Coleman critic and Mrs Clay Holland reporter.
Mrs Sayers Farmer entertained the Merry Wives Club with a Thursday afternoon bridge at her ranch home. Mrs Vann Martin won first prize and Mrs Clay Secrest took high card. Guests included Kaleta Taylor, L R Allen, W E Allen, Lee J Corkill, Aubrey Hill, C T Holekamp, Philip Joseph, Vann Mar kin, A L Mudge, W R McKee and H E Wright.
Mrs. L. R. Allen hosted a birthday bridge dinner for her husband Mr. Sayers Far mer and LR. Allen at their town residence Tuesday evening. The event featured blooming pot plants, prize winnings for the ladies and men, gifts opened with amusement, and a cake and coffee service to an extended guest list including W. E. Allen and local residents. Week-end visitors Claude Callan and Dr. John R. Callan of San Antonio planned a summer stay. Miesch, an eye specialist, was mentioned.
San Angelo announces the Eighth Annual Fat Stock Show and Rodeo for March 3 to 6 with premium list over 8000. Sponsored by the San Angelo Board of City Development, stock from World Champion Rodeo Corp. Judges will be national names. John P. Lee chairs. Abe Mayer is vice chair. The boys fat stock auction is March 6. Hereford cattle sale March 4 features 50 bulls and 10 top females.
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