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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

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Political clash over Texas land office gears up in Austin

Governor James V. Allred launches action against State Land Commissioner Bill McDonald in a dispute over renewal of a Venmex Oil lease on state riverbed land in Wichita county. Allred faults the lease renewal, questions authority, seeks court action, and calls for changes in leasing methods amid losses cited by the school fund committee. Continued on page two.

Austin James V. Allred Bill McDonald Allred Land Office Ema Wichita County Venmex Oil Company McDonald State Mineral Development Board Allied and Railroad Commission C. V. Terrell Everett S. Loney McCraw H. L. Mills Permanent School Fund Land Committee State Teachers Association McDonald's Mills

Old Spanish Trail Convention Set for Jan 22 23

The annual Old Spanish Trail Convention will meet in New Orleans January 22 and 23 with a large Texas delegation expected. W L Rammel travels to promote the meeting while San Antonio bids for the spring session. The highway from San Antonio to El Paso sees road and county improvements and lists towns along the route from Bourne to Balmorrhea.

New Orleans W. L. Rammel San Antonio Texas el Paso Bourne Comfort Kerrville Segovia Junction Roosevelt Sonora Ozon Sheffield Ft. Stockton Balmorrhea Florida California

Electric Service Interruption Scheduled Sunday Afternoon

West Texas Utilities car officials announce a planned power cut from 1 to 5 PM Sunday to complete repairs on the transmission between Junction and Met All customers are urged to prepare for the outage and arrange alternatives.

West Texas

Officials Announce Judges For Stock Show

R E Homann and Bill Gregory confirm the list of officials for February 2 stock show judging. J M Jones from Texas A and M College Station will judge fat muttons and calves. Fred Hale, College Station, will judge fat barrow classes. W H Dameron of Sonora will oversee Rambouillet awards. Cameron selected to award boys breeding sheep. O J Carpenter to place Delaine Sheep and Angora Coat Classes.

R. E. Homann Bill Gregory J. M. Jones Texas Experiment Station College Station Texas Jones Fort Worth Dallas Houston Fred Hale Hale W. H. Dameron Sonora Experiment Station Dameron West Texas University of Wyoming Cameron San Angelo O. J. Carpenter Carpenter

Kimble County Teachers Association Formed in Junction

Tuesday night 40 Kimble County teachers organized the Kimble County Teachers Association at the local school building. Mrs. Patterson elected president Miss Nevada Blackburn first vice president Mark A Wheeler second vice president Miss Elenne Newby secretary and Mr Edgar Taylor treasurer. The group affiliated with the Texas State Teachers Association. A Mexican supper was served by the Junction Faculty Club.

Kimble County Teachers Association Kimble County Patterson Nevada Blackburn Mark A. Wheeler Elenne Newby Edgar Taylor Junction Faculty Club 0. B. Faubion Ella Simon Bernice Kindrick Guy Munn Mabel Dunham Kimble

First 1938 Baby Born to Kim Fay Family in Graham

A newborn daughter arrived in Graham Texas in January 1938 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLendon. The report notes Evelyn Mel don as a caregiver and confirms the baby’s birth in the local area.

Kim Fay

Scout Hall Drive Raises Funds for Local Scouts

The Junction Lions Club launched a drive last Friday to build a boy scout hall beside the courthouse square. Rev. Thos. J. Bradley says $300 has been raised. total cost projected at $600 with bonds of $5 each at 2 percent for five years being sold to supporters.

Junction Lions Club Thos. J. Bradley Lions Club Courthouse Square The Rev. Bradley

Rotary Attendance Records Highlight 1937

Rotary club secretary John M. Hawkins reports strong 1937 attendance with 50 meetings held that year. Two members, John M. Hawkins and Wm. Goldberg, attended every session. Roy Borden and Edgar McLendon missed one meeting. Emil Loeffler and C. W. McCarroll missed two. Hankins has never missed a meeting in nearly ten years. Rev. James J. Kellam is in Fort Worth for a Baptist Sunday School convention and will return to Tunetion Baptist Church services Sunday.

Rotary John M. Hawkins Wm. Goldberg Roy Borden Edgar McLendon Emil Loeffler C. W. McCarroll John M. Hankins James J. Kellam Fort Worth

A A G B A Directors Chosen In Rocksprings Meeting

Joe M. Gardner and Marvin Skaggs were among 25 directors named at the American Angora Goat Breeders Association annual meeting in Rocksprings Tuesday. Bob Davis re elected president. officers include C A Pepper and Miss Claude Bourland. A resolution opposing wool and mohair in reciprocal trade treaties was passed.

Joe M. Gardner Marvin Skaggs American Angora Goat Breeders Association Rocksprings Fred Barwood B. M. Halbert Sonora Bob Davis Sabinal Sam Coop T. C. Hampton Rock- Uvalde C.F. Briggs Bracketville Tom Reid Lordsburg N. M A. Pepper San Antonio James Riddell Monmouth Ore G. A C. C. Cowsert U. S. Grant Dallas Weeten Robert Reid Kingston Claud Gilliam Hondo M. A. Cowsert Baron Thomas Kentucky W. H. Rawlings Joe B. Ross C. A. Pepper Claude Bourland Bourland Association Hull Texas

Kimble County School Bus Drivers Set Good Records

Judge J B R notes Kimble County rural bus fleet serving Junction Public Schools has a spotless record with no more than minor delays. Drivers Allsup Sagebiel Hodge and others report over ten thousand miles traveled per bus, serving ten rural campuses and enabling more pupils to attend affiliated high schools than under the old system.

Kimble County Kible Twoighter Allsup Evergree Junction Cokergre Albert Sagebiel Spiller Bear Creek Lane Hodge Roosevelt Kirkpatrick Cup Max Hull Ivate Automo L Randolph

Poll Tax Reminder for Voters in Election Year

Notice warns voters aged 21 or older must pay poll tax to be eligible. Those over 60 also required to settle tax to vote. Deadline stated as January 31 to obtain or share proof of poll tax.

Junction Faculty to Battle Station B Quintet Tonight

Junction High School hosts a gymnasium double feature with the Junction Faculty Club facing Humble Station B at 8:00 after Junction plays London High at 7:00. Last Friday results show Junction Faculty Club lost to Ozona 22 to 39. The junior schedule includes a Friday Eldorado game and girls volleyball road contest.

Junction High School Junction Humble Station B London High School Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Town Ozona High School Ozona Eldorado High School Eldorado Nevada Blackburn Eagles Sonora

Officers Elected For Woodmen Circle In Mount Grove

The Woodmen Circle of Mount Grove No. 660 met in the Court House to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Ruby Munn Guardian Annie Highsmith Past Guardian Vashti Tayior Adviser Ruth Miller Financial Secretary Myrtle Gilliam Banker Minnie Riley Chairman of Auditors Lola Deckert Attendant Eleanor Kindrick Assistant Attendant Jessie Phillips Chaplain Iva Kindrick Inner Sentinel Lucy Motley Outer Sentinel May delle Slaton Musician The Woodmen Circle meets the second Tuesday of each month.

Woodmen Circle Mount ‘Tain Grove No Court House Ruby Munn Guardian Annie Highsmith Vashti Tay‘ior Ruth Miller Myrtle Gilliam Minnie Riley Lola Deckert Eleanor Kindrick Jessie Phillips Iva Kindrick Inner Sentinel Lucy Motley Outer Sentinel Maydelle Slaton

Goldberg Stages Big Clearance Sale of Winter Merchandise

William Goldberg announces a major clearance of fall and winter goods to raise cash and clear inventory. Merchandise is offered at cost or below, with limited items and early shopping urged as winter stock must be moved before spring arrivals.

William Goldberg Fagle Mr. Goldberg

Annual Scout Banquet Set for January 21 in Concho Valley

The Concho Valley Council acts as it hosts its 12th Annual Meeting and Banquet with the afternoon convention at 4 p m and the banquet at 6 30 p m where outstanding awards including the Silver Beaver will be presented Dana X Bible will give the inspirational address A veteran Scouters committee selects the top award and budget decisions for 1938 are announced Banquet tickets are sold by local Scouters expected attendance matches past years.

Concho Valley Council St Texas Dana X. Bible H. H. Batter

Water Customers Get More Water With No Price Rise

Mayor H. E. Wright announced a monthly water allowance increase from 2500 to 3000 gallons at no extra charge above the regular minimum of 200 dollars. The move, effective January 25, aims to encourage tree and shrub planting and aid residents during winter and early spring.

H. E. Wright

Drum and Bugle Corps Show Strong Debut

The Drum and Bugle Corps sponsored by the American Legion post made a good public debut last Thursday afternoon led by Captain P. H. Barrow and Lieut. K G Durst. Chas F Cunningham and Ollie Floyd aided in training as the corps prepared to become a regular weekly feature. The parade ended with a Texan Theatre showing and local interest grows.

P. H. Barrow K.G. Durst Chas. F. Cunningham American Legion Post Barrow and Durst Chas. K. Cunningham Ollie Floyd Texan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kimble County Teachers Ass’n Fred Mudge Louie Ragland Robert Bissett Barnhart A. E. Bissett Scout Hall Rotarians Joe Sam Ashburn Standard Times R. R. Murr Roosevelt, Ranchman Miss Bourland Ston Prentice B. L. Smith Oscar Camp Bob Ragland Jack Turner W. M. Keen A. 1 G. Marr M. R. Watters M. C. Scott Billie Bobby Seguin Scott Hay London Woodmen Goldberg Init Vick Coleman Stovall Hot Wells Young County Sabi Ben Warren
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