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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
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Rising Star Record reports busy locals as heat drives thoughts of Colorado vacations. The piece notes Rising Star residents plotting escapes, mentions visitors Sam Harden Denver Chestnut and Sam Fore Jr, and cites W A Smith of San Saba, president of the Texas Press Association, highlighting Fore’s attention in Tyler.
The Tyler Convention notes that Sam Fore is set to attempt matching Sam Harben’s moves through challenging terrain in a bid to shed weight. Smith quips that Harben is nearly unable to see or reach the ball, implying a humorous hurdle before the golf goal. Come on down, Doc.
Mrs Hetty Stevenson and two children return from Fort Worth while Mr and Mrs Bill Jones and others depart for Bandera to visit relatives. Latta of Del Rio visits Red Creek. Fowler of Rockwood visits Mrs Tully Black and others. Rush Goodman and family from Los Angeles tour Red Creek and Yates. Jack Ivy welcomes a baby boy born July 6. Peddlers Aaron O'Spain and Arthur Adams work Red Creek. Hats offered by Jene Caceshaeks. Wilsons plan Taft move. Junction home rented. Locals attend Sonora barbecue and dances.
Mrs. Marion Smith and her Brady family visit her parents the Hodgeses. Debs and Dick Boone go to Junction. G W Fry of Abilene joins the Hodges Ranch crowd repairing irrigation for crops. Everett Callender visits from Lockhart, a former Evergreen teacher, at Roscoe Stephenson ranch. Jack Hubbell and son Frank travel to Junction. river hosts campers. Dr. Fred Burt hosts a neighborhood barbecue at Potter Water Hole with chevon, cakes, pies, pickles, salads, jelly, iced tea and coffee. all report a good time.
Mrs Nellie Hawkins with Fred Heberer and family and Mrs Chas Heberer and daughter Theresa visited the E Holecamp residence in San Antonio. Theresa will remain for a week or more. Oak Davenport offered for 37 50 with original price 52 75 and ten dollars down, balance on time.
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