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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
8
At our pumps you get the highest refined and uniform quality week after week. Regular customers praise even power, quick pickup, less carbon, and keener driving enjoyment. For automobile supplies and expert repair work, drive here. Prices are always reasonable.
For years we have handled only Goodyear Tires because they have stood the test. No matter what you want in a tire, whether it be a low-priced fabric not a low quality or a good card or a balloon type, we have just what you want and we know we are selling you the best. This hot weather and dusty roads are severe on tires and tubes watch the tires that are standing it well and you will find Goodyear right at the top of endurance tests.
Loeffler Motor Co unveils a two faced selling plan seen as deceptive by critics. The scheme allegedly mixes bait prices with hidden costs to mislead customers.
Mrs. Harry Hubbell and husband operate a thriving poultry farm on Junction Hardware Co. land east of town. They hatched 465 thorobred chicks starting April 1 and now rear about 200 winter layers. They bought a prized $35 cockerel and four $20 hens from a top breeder, pen that won state fair prizes. The couple plans large scale expansion to spur local poultry interests. A prize hen rescued from a neck injury after an improvised operation shows local dedication to fowl care.
A brief note indicates last week’s puzzle answer is sought at the Eagle office. The item requests readers to submit solutions or clues for publication, asking participants to bring or mail the correct response to the newspaper’s office.
A circa 1920 Borden Milk Company quote urges direct, truthful newspaper ads over clever or sensational gimmicks. It advocates plain truth about products to attract readers and avoid poor goods. The piece also notes that only 2 percent of American farmers paid federal income tax in 1920.
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