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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
5
Promotional piece detailing Meeker Made Hand Bags and Meeker products at Hamer's. Describes leather sourcing from steer hides, African and India goats, and tannery selections. Praises craftsmanship, materials, and artistry while contrasting with cheaper alternatives. Shows pricing anecdote emphasizing long-term value and investment in quality.
John Fritz and family from near London were in town Monday. Rev. Downing of Kerrville requests the public to attend his Methodist Church sermon next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Mrs Hawkins and others advertise hats and sales for the fair in September. Lost bathing suit reported between Price's Camp and Junction. Quinton Corley, former Dallas County Judge, visits Kerrville. Corley, missing an arm, leads an engraving firm in Dallas.
Peter Bernhard and family of Noxville and Adolph Bernhard and family of Fredericksburg passed through here Sunday returning from a visit with their uncle John Gros senbacher of Roosevelt where they enjoyed a few days on the river. Floyd Little and family and Andrew Wood and wife returned Sunday from a week spent in San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
Mrs M C Wharton reports Elite Beauty Parlor will operate nine to six on weekdays after returning from San Antonio where she learned hair cutting manicuring facials and marceling. Other local residents travel between San Antonio Dallas Weatherford and Uvalde visiting family and ranches.
Mr and Mrs David Cox of Fort Worth hosted a swim and breakfast at Hardeman Camp Monday honoring Miss Annie May Estes. Town guests included Alice Domingues Lois Hawkins Blix Hawkins Stella Whittle and Mrs Hawkins. Fair committee members are urged to meet Saturday at 2 pm on the courthouse lawn to organize a successful fair. L A Taylor visited Kerrville on business Thursday.
Local shop touts a series of reasons for a bold sugar sale ad. They claim the event drew in non-regular customers to meet the store, prove the slogan Just One Price One Just Price, and showcase what a real bargain looks like. The firm maintained its first price despite competitors cutting later, offered a fun promotion, and credits customers with savings regardless of where they bought sugar last Saturday.
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