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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
2
A blistering barrage questions a business leader on pay, taxes, and ethics. The speaker demands headlines, scandal, and punishment while insisting facts are ignored. The rant pushes for public shaming and removal from influence.
London locals report Mrs E Cummins Sr ill at Brady Hospital with hope for recovery as other residents like De lia Dodd and Joe Crumbly encounter illness and visitors. The letter critiques business lobbying and calls for tighter government brakes on regulation amid fears of capitalistic dictatorship.
Betty Rae McClure returns to classes after an extended illness in Segovia. The report highlights other local movements including two new students enrolling and several residents visiting family and friends around town as the Llano River swells paralyze traffic.
Recent discoveries show cedar oil can yield cosmetics perfumes soaps medicines paints varnishes and waxes. Texas may host the world’s largest uncut cedar timber supply, boosting potential large scale cedar based manufacturing. Do not accept mohair substitute.
A QUEST Misery traveled with a heavy load in search of companionship and a home. He found his counterpart Ellah Malloy Langford of Oklahoma City Oklahoma and moved into an empty heart.
A brief lyric note from Elsie Smith Parker of Dallas expresses longing and emotional conflict. The writer details how memories of a loved one haunt daily life and voice a resolve against self harm while acknowledging lingering sadness and hope for a brief reunion.
Pearle Moore Stevens of Fort Worth writes a memorial verse describing a funeral scene. The speaker recalls a snow white gown with flowers, a whispered neighbor chorus, a preacher praying for healing, and the mother’s gentle hands preparing a meal and singing a lullaby as shovels fill the grave.
Muriel Harrison of Lubbock Texas wrote of kneeling to pray last night before a bare altar as dim light faded and visions crossed her sight.
The Junction Public Schools publish a list of Grammar and Third Grade students honored for the term. Names include Lily Margaret Young and Joe Andrews in grammar. Johnny Adams and Ray Olena Chenault in fourth grade. Ann Bannowsky Ola Mae Hilliard Carolyn Barthelow Maisie Gray Janice Johnson Leslie Ray Barnes. Royce Smith Fay Claire Stapp Polly Wiese James Barnes Billy Gene Lennon. The notice ends with a promotional line about advertising.
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox announces a campaign to clean up rest rooms in cafes taverns and retail establishments warning of penalties under the State Food and Drug Law. Citizens urged to report insanitary facilities and withhold patronage until improved. County Attorney and Mrs Callan Graham return from San Antonio and Austin.
The item collection notes accidents and blame, referencing Soviet execution of a hit and run driver, a Midwestern court case with drinking and a faulty car, traffic dangers in Berlin, and American horn hazards. It cites Travelers Insurance data: over 100000 accidents charged to drivers and about 6 percent autocides at night when traffic is light.
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