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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
8
Kimble County Texas Commissioners Court invites bids until August 8 1949 at 9 a m for diesel fuel best grade diesel motor oil transmission grease roller grease chassis grease tires truck and pickup. Successful bidders contracts end January 1 1950. Court may reject any bid. Mail to County Clerk Kennon Stapp.
The Junction All-Stars defeated Mason 12 to 4 last Friday night showcasing strong local play. The Menard All-Stars visit Friday July 22 and promise a tough matchup, with a Dizzy Dames girls team visiting for a double header and free admission urged for hometown fans.
County Agent J W Jennings reports the 13th Annual Hill Country Fair Association Angora Goat Sale set for August 12 as a destination for buyers of billies and does. He notes test spraying on brush species including persimmon white brush mesquite and black brush shows all dead so far but re sprouting not yet determined. Airplane spraying may later address brush problems. chemical companies are researching solutions. Bill Oliver plans 300 to 400 tons of red top cane silage in his trench silo, possibly the county’s only successful trench silo user amid good livestock condition. Mrs H B Warren Sr returned from Lampasas after her brother Jim Mullens died Tuesday. funeral held Wednesday.
This week finishes the first half of Kimble County Softball League play with the second half starting Monday night. The Men's Bible Class team ended Baptist Church’s winning streak in a 26 to 16 win. The Baptist team’s loss tied them with the Bible Class for the first half, while the Bible Class still has two rainouts to make up against the Fire Department and the High School. Tunney Wood visited his wartime buddy Everett D. Love and Mrs. Love in Olustee Oklahoma last week. He came with Ray Wood. Jimmy Cahill, 5, nephew of Mrs. Harold Dutton and Mrs. Blake Brown, was admitted to a San Angelo hospital for polio treatment and is said to be recovering satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Williams of Lubbock visited Mrs. D. L. Williams. Gene James and Gershom Pinkerton took a trip to San Angelo on Wednesday. Mrs. B. L. Smith and Linnda Hubbell visited Mrs. Frank Hubbell in a Fredericksburg hospital Tuesday.
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