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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
3
A compact aphorism emphasizes learning through thinking and practice. It frames growth as a cycle of mental effort, action, and mutual assistance, encouraging reflection, hands on effort, and helping others as a route to personal development.
Johnny Vander Meer pitched a no run no hit game against the Boston Bees and followed with a similar no hitter against the Brooklyn Dodgers in his next start. G M Verrall Reed notes that seemingly unlike men share common work problems. The quote warns that civilization stalls when history’s lessons are ignored.
Texas campaign remarks recount Yarborough’s 1931 35 tenure as assistant attorney general. He cites $1,073,500 recovered for the Permanent School Fund and $40 million in cash and mineral rights won for the state. He vows to pursue major anti trust and antimonopoly cases and to press the $17,000,000 antitrust suit. He notes his rural and oil field work history and political persistence in the race for attorney general.
The notice lists candidates for Democratic primary in the South District with E M. Davi Penrose Metcalfe Ross Prescott and Marvin E. Blackburn Jr. for 86th District. For Districts Judge 112, Joe G. Monta and W. A. Hadden are named. Political offices include representative and district judge positions.
A county correspondence column lists local officials for sheriff and other posts, then recounts weekend visits, travel plans, and social notes from London and nearby towns. Residents described include Mr and Mrs. Bill Cummins, Mr and Mrs. Ray Hamilton, Arch Garner, Frank Price, and S. T. Rimes, with remarks on school consolidation efforts and community meetings.
A fragmentary editorial urges the public to awaken to duty and opportunity, criticizing apathy and stressing action is needed now. It references high city settings and voices concern over restrictions and timely response.
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