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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
4
The message states corrections to erroneous reflections will be welcomed if brought to management attention. Anonymous communications are not allowed unless requested otherwise. Obituaries and paid notices will be printed at regular rates.
E H Gary and John D Rockefeller Jr met President Coolidge at the White House to discuss law enforcement and a citizens' committee findings. The column notes the era's mighty fortunes and raises questions about regulation, plus a human interest item on Inez Hardin, healthy and hopeful about marriage at thirty. A local anecdote recalls Eagle Editor's car trouble and a sympathetic Mason garage owner helping out.
A mix of local notices and anecdotes including praise for Eckert Garage near Mason county, a Kansas poultry joke about setting hens, Governor Neff farewell address reception, and a Dallas trade offer for a large residence. Also commentary on radio becoming universally accessible and simplifying life.
General James G. Harbord, president of RCA, outlines radio development progress. He notes intercontinental broadcasting is not yet regular but plans to boost transmitter power to improve hearing of programs from London Paris and Berlin in America. He says expanded broadcasting will strengthen friendship and understanding between worlds.
The Eagle announces it seeks weekly reporters in Bear Creek Cedar Hill Gentry Segovia Noxville and Yates. No pay but subscriptions stationery and social stationery will be supplied. Citizens willing to represent their communities should contact The Eagle at the office for details and instructions.
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