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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1925

Page

3

Texas Pecan Growers Set Meeting at Wharton

The Texas Pecan Growers Association selected Wharton Texas as the next convention site after a Mason meeting last week. Five towns contended Arlington Stephenville San Saba and Llano with Wharton and Arlington in the final vote. The Mason gathering was described as the largest and best yet with informative talks led by expert pecan men including Senator Ridgeway.

Wharton Texas Texas Pecan Growers’ Association Mason Arlington Stephenville San Saba Llano Heart of Texas Ridgeway Mason County News

South Llano News notes social visits and goat dipping

Local brief from South Llano reports recent rains benefiting crops. Residents and visitors include Mesdames F Dupey F Hlardone and Miss Fannie Dupey in Junction, families from Abilene at West Texas Utilities Ranch in Evergreen, and various trips to Mason Ed Hunger San Saba Goldthwaite and Baytor Hospital training nurse Betty Chandler.

Mesdames F. Dupey F. Hlardone Fannie Dupey Junction Messie Clark Atwell Abilene West Texas Utilities Co Evergreen Mr. Huffman Everett Smith Jim Hodges Mrs. Callcott Baby

Local Folks and Visits Across Texas Towns

London-Red Creek J C Ray and sons Joe and Norman visited home folks in Menard Saturday. Mrs Sam Hough and son Walter and daughter Kath erine returned to Rocksprings after visiting Mrs Claud Weaver. Mrs Guston Lewis visits daughter Sadie Williams in Fort Worth. Minnie Walton and Agnes left Swenson with Mary Bell for Los Angeles for four to five weeks. Miss Ira Chandler went to San Antonio to work in the telephone office. Mr and Mrs M L H Baze.

J. C. Ray Joe Norman Menard Sam Hough Walter Katherine Rocksprings Claud Weaver Guston Lewis Sadie Williams Fort Worth Minnie Walton Agnes Swenson Ira Chandler San Antonio M. L. H. Baze

District Short Course Encampment at Medina Hereford Ranch

The Extension Department of A and M College hosts a district short course and encampment at Medina Hereford Ranch, 18 miles west of San Antonio. From July 8 to 10 the program covers Clothing Home Gardens Poultry Beef Cattle Field Crops Home Improvements Hogs Sheep and Goats with sessions by experienced specialists. The event is free and suitable for farmers ranchmen and families with camping planned and good roads anticipated. The Eagle endorses the gathering and urges local participation.

Extension Department A. & M. College Eagle W. H. Darrow Medina Hereford Ranch San Antonio Castroville Road Kimble County the Eagle

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Becker Hotel State Bank R. Becker Graniasi Hotel Nacel & Wuest American College of Surgeons Dallas Kerrville Luehrs Kerrville Hospital Heyman Drug Store Drink Headquarters Rags aXe Order of the Eastern Star Junction City Masonic Hall Ethel Mudge W. M Allie Mae Loeffler Kimble County Abstract CO N. R. Skaggs E. Holekamp Schreiner-Hodges Co. General Merchandise Schreiner-Hodges Co Junction, Texas SOUTH Llano News W. L. Amnon Perry Baze Mr. Baze J. P. Baze Betty Chandler Baytor Hospital R. L. McKinney L. A. Hensley Taylor May London Red Creek President Coolidge Junction Home Laundry Jim Moore Kerrville-San Antonio J.G. Ayala
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