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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
3
Community items list visits and guests from Bandera and nearby towns. Notes include Dr. Connors clinic dates, house guests in Mitchell and Mudge families, hospital care in San Antonio, farm activities, employment ads, sales offers and local business promotions. Multiple names and places cited across Bandera Grassroots society.
Forty yearlings and nine yearlings from our stud billies are for sale. Every goat on our ranch is a bonafide pure bred. If the registry office accepts our word you can. Come see Cardwell Ranch run by W. Cardwell.
Questions about insurance are vital and can be answered only by an agent who knows the details of the insurance business. The text stresses the need to understand coverage and the prompt handling of claims to gauge true financial risk.
Community snippets list visits from Bergenfield New Jersey and San Antonio Texas. Mentions a Neffendorf family reunion in Fredericksburg and a Kerrville Presbytery conference attendance. Also ads for 1937 RCA radios and battery checks at Powell Motor Company and Stephenson's Store appearances.
Mr and Mrs Jack Gillum and son Jack Jr of Georgetown were guests of Geo H Mitchell and family last week. If you are in the market for a new car or a good used car see Loeffler Motor Co site.
Texas Joe Hatter will be at Stephenson's Store all next week to clean and block ladies and men's hats. One day service.
Livestock prices drifted lower on calves and cows with dull demand and a 25 to 50 cent drop for cows. Calves showed some steady early sales, bulls steady, hogs rose to a top of 11.75 per cwt, sheep and goats weak. The auction listed 800 cattle and 1000 calves with varied grass and fat cattle prices. A separate public notice requires Otto Witte et al to appear in Kimble County District Court on August 9 1937 in a tax foreclosure case for certain land parcels totaling 1052 87.00 dollars in taxes and costs.
The Connecticut legislature recently approved a law prohibiting women from drinking while standing in barrooms. Women may only drink in public where seating is provided.
The Grosenbacher family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father, Mrs. John Grosenbacher and family say.
The piece mocks a doctor from Rochester for a fanciful definition of love. It notes a Cheyenne Weatherford resident buys cough syrup and jests that demagogic presidents claim vast brainpower to run railroads worth over 26 billion dollars.
The last known native Pennsylvania elk died in 1867 and restocking experiments started in 1912 appear doomed to fail, highlighting a long struggle to revive the species in the state.
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