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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
3
Kimble County Abstract Co. advertises an index of all lands and lots on hand and urges customers to see them for abstracts. Local residents and visitors noted include Mr. and Mrs. Hagood in Abilene and Brownwood, L. D. Borden returning from Dallas, and various Junction and Kerrville trips.
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Jones visited in San Antonio from Friday to Sunday last week. Mrs Louise Maddux can furnish abstracts for Kimble county. J H Hubbell joins Livestock Sanitary Commission in Southwest Texas. For Lease 5 section ranch near Roosevelt with 4 miles west of Roosevelt. Baby boy Ernest Lloyd born to Mr and Mrs J B Dunbar January 9th. G W Barnes to move to Junction after floor work in Menard. Dr J Holt Smith and family in San Antonio for a dental convention. Ford's 1936 Pickup ad. Mrs Leslie Beasley visiting relatives in San Marcos. Democratic Primary candidates Ramsey Randolph Mrs Minnie Riley listed. Commissioner race for Precinct No One noted.
Doctors relieve constipation by using a liquid laxative and slowly reducing the dose. The method relies on regulating the liquid dose to the drop, using syrup pepsin with senna and cascara. It claims natural laxatives do not form a habit, including for children.
Mr and Mrs Roy Murr welcomed a baby girl this Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs R E Homann attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in San Angelo Friday. Miss Athalie Burt returned Tuesday from an extended visit with relatives in Hollywood California visiting many places of interest.
An old advertisement promotes used cars priced from 35 to 545 dollars offered by Loeffler Motor Company. The listing highlights a broad range of vehicles and a fixed 42 cent figure likely related to a payment or fee.
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