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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
7
A public dedication letter from H. Spiller appeals voters to reelect as Commissioner of Precinct No 2. Spiller notes known record of faithful service and asks for continued support, thanking past supporters and promising to serve to the best of ability.
Judge Randolph explains his inability to campaign in Kimble County due to workload and economy. He appeals to voters for the County Judge race on July 23, 1938, citing his record and a major road and bridge program plus upcoming county improvements.
A verse praising a candidate who flatters voters and mends differences before the primary. It notes smiling faces, kisses to babies, equal attention to women, and perpetual jokes by Eiven as a cue while voters seek guidance.
The Concessions committee of the Mason County Fair Association will offer at public auction at the fair grounds in Mason on Wednesday July 27 at 2 50 a m rights for concessions at the Mason picnic and rodeo to be held August 23 and 24 1938.
The columnist Walter Winchell offers a mix of forecasts from population trends and a world war scenario to fashion and concession stands at a carnival. He hints at legal battles, sports figures, and medical anecdotes while weaving speculative prophecies and curiosities into a single column.
The ad presents J. B. Randolph as a candidate for county judge, asserting his experience and legal knowledge enable him to perform duties without outside counsel or opinions. He states no criticism of others and claims no mudsling, signing with “Sincerely Submitted.”
A district judge candidate writes to voters stating official business limits time for door to door appeals and asks for vote and support based on service record. The note adds a claim that 90 percent of smuggling attempts through U.S. Customs are by women.
Readable text notes near unanimous sentiment regarding Mr. Stevenson’s position. The fragment hints at a group consensus or approval process in a formal setting, with emphasis on unity and alignment.
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