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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
2
Peter McClelland of Waco Texas died two weeks after winning a $300000 inheritance from a 38 year lawsuit. Alfalfa’s rise in California began during the gold rush and now pays farmers about $30000000 annually.
A clipped excerpt extols merchants who advertise and women who send wedding notices for accurate reporting. It praises timely copy, event tips, and cooperation with the editor to boost the town's reputation and business visibility. The tone urges community involvement and mutual support for better local journalism.
A historical sample ballot lists candidates for Governor Attorney General Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Judge of Criminal Appeals Railroad Commissioner Comptroller General Land Office Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Agriculture and other offices. Notable names include Joseph King Harris County Ernest O. Thompson Potter County W. Lee O Danial Tarrant County Coke R Stevenson Kimble County and J J Biffle Hill County.
A Federal report outlines six major causes of highway accidents and identifies the "accident prone driver" as a key topic. Pedestrian involvement accounts for about 29 percent of crashes, with 53 percent from car collisions and 15 percent from other incidents. The text urges school programs to instill safety awareness early and notes candidates for county treasurer Annie Highsmith and Taylor Dunbar D Aguesseau.
A political advertisement urges E M Davis for a second term as senator, praising his work for Old Age Assistance, soil erosion safeguards, the Blue Sky Law, and public schools while opposing liquor sales and heavy taxes.
Political notice states the treasurer cannot contact all voters before the First Primary and uses a letter to solicit votes and influence. It thanks supporters and promises to serve to the best ability if elected.
A lyric poem by Rosalind Harris reflecting on lost love and bachelor luxury. The speaker recalls dreams of love, a once bright home now shadowed by absence, and years of wealth that fail to ease loneliness. She resolves to aid the blind and needy, seeking solace in humble purpose as cooling winds bring relief.
In a Coney Island magistrate court Paula Vance was arraigned on a charge of withholding a set of false teeth and a pair of spectacles from Anna Cohen, a former boarder in the Vance home.
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