Junction Texas weekly publication note
The Junction Publishing Co announces a weekly edition published every Thursday in Junction Texas. The notice confirms the paper’s publication cadence and location.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
4
The Junction Publishing Co announces a weekly edition published every Thursday in Junction Texas. The notice confirms the paper’s publication cadence and location.
A town office invitation urges Mr Ranchman to visit and discuss mutual interests. The notice promotes subscribing to the Eagle to boost Kimble County development and its resources.
Mrs Blanche Armstrong visits the ranch as social season continues with a birthday dinner and dance at W O Browns home on the 6th. Tables on the lawn groaned under abundant fare as Mrs Brown and her daughter Miss Willie presided.
A local notice states a resident plans to seek the office of sheriff and tax collector at the next election, noting rivals and the pay involved. The author references work for R. R. Russell heirs on Big Canon ranch, twenty two miles north of San derson, Kimble County. A second item offers a lost pocketbook notice on Menard road with reward for returning the book and contents to Alexander R. Fricke at Humble, Texas.
Woodmen Circle notes the death of Dr. R H P Wright praising his service as physician and offering sympathy to his family. The lodge resolves to publish the tribute and copies go to the bereaved family and Junction Eagle. Also includes livestock sale details and rural notices from Junction.
The guests proved themselves unsurpassed as hostesses. The reporter could name about a hundred attendees due to large crowd. Guests dispersed around midnight, wishing Mr Brown many returns and hoping to be included in future invitations.
Dr Dodson and family of Woodsboro Texas have returned home after an enjoyable stay at Price's Camp.
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