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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
2
Beets require careful cleaning with skins intact and tops left two inches. Boil gently until tender, then cool to peel. Salt and season after skins are removed. Beets feature in salads and soups with variants like beet salad and beet soup. Yellow beets also cook well.
A cooking guide explains preparing cabbage with salt and boiling for thirty minutes to ensure tenderness and digestibility. It notes onions cauliflower and other vegetables lose color and odor if water is insufficient or covered and advises cooking meat first then adding vegetables to finish without covering the kettle.
Max H. Hopi advertises in Harper Texas offering to sell all or part of 750 mired goats or trade for cattle with terms to be arranged in the market. Proposals may be made through Harper.
Fragmentary notice states ads in the paper continue until the advertiser orders removal, with a mention of daily car runs and a Junction to Menard route context. No clear names or dates are provided.
E Holekamp advertises real estate services offering to buy and sell various kinds of property. The notice presents a straightforward local listing for real estate dealings and related stock.
L and Leslie Beasley warn in Kimble and Edwards counties that some neighboring ranches allow hunting and hunting access on their pastures. They pledge full prosecution for any trespassers including those harming deer fawns and bucks.
Landowner C D Nance warns all parties that hunting or fishing on the Bear Creek property is strictly forbidden under penalty of the law 29 tf C.
Fifty loads seasghed wood principally oak for sale at four dollars per load. Contact M Huffman for purchase details and pickup.
A. Heyman and J. A. Taylor post a trespass notice forbidding any entry on property west of the irrigay ditch. The directive warns all persons against trespassing and asserts enforceable rights.
This notice informs the public that all lands owned or controlled by Wes Smith are posted and off limits. The message directs compliance and warns to stay out.
A historical notice from G. R. Ivy warns that gag pecans trapping or trespassing on any of his pastures is strictly forbidden with a warning to stay out.
Notice states fishing or hunting on the property is forbidden and subject to penalties of the law. Signed by J. L. Wright Y. P. Oliver and Frank Baker.
Notice prohibits trespassing hunting or trapping on all land owned or controlled by the undersigned listed names including M Walton Ambe Mik Ider H J Willn Joe A Harris E H Kothmann Chas Rober Dee Gibbs J A McCollum C E Reid.
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