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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

8

Junction Trade Notes Ranchers worry as rain nears flood levels

Rainfall in Kimble county brings concern for understocked ranchers while maize sprouts in shocks. Beef market activity shows Callan delivering 150 resteers at 75 dollars, and G R White buys 800 cows at 50 for cow and calf or 40 for dry cows. Hog prices rise to 11 per cwt. Local reports note pecan damage from recent floods and hopeful pecan crops in Cedar and San Saba Bend areas. Canning supplies and farm items advertised by Gann Grocery Company. Public school gains economics affiliation and 144 distinguished students named at A and M College for 1934-35. Reuben Loeffler and Junction residents featured amid local visit notes.

Kimble Joe Callan Harris G. R. White K. C Wylie Fisher Llanos Stapp Kerrville Road Terry RanJie San Saba Bend Junction Public School E. L. Mears, Jr Roy Spiller M. College Young Mears Reuben Loeffler Junction Chas. Henderson Hunter Hardeman Louisiana Cedscal Hower Mimoneke Davis Mountains Claude Callan Poor Pa Texas

Weather Update From Junction Broadcast Shifts Notes

Showers totaling a little more than one inch have fallen in Junction during the past days. Some sections report heavy downpours with streams swollen near London where Oscar Pearl counted six inches on Monday. Harvesting feed crops is delayed while showers boost new feed growth and improve ranches.

Junction Oscar Pearl London

Farmer counts 100 bales per acre of su dan hay

F. H. Dunk visited town on Saturday and claimed his su dan hay yielded 100 bales per acre. He regrets not having enough acres and, if rains come, expects to harvest one or two more crops.

F. H. Dunk Sudan

Payre City Tax Notice Ahead of August Deadline

City of Payre issues tax reminder with August deadline for property and local assessments. Officials urge residents to settle bills to avoid penalties and maintain services.

Local Notes From London and Vicinity Echo Feed and Faith

Miss Melba Walton recovered after an appendicitis operation at Brady Sanitarium. The Bownds family moves to Lone Grove Llano county. Agness Walton visits Rochester relatives. Feed samples from London show tall Sudan grass and long millet heads. Dr L H Crawford rests in Dallas. Dr FE Stanley Jones cites Gandhi on Christianity. preachings urge church and Sunday school attendance.

Melba Walton Brady Sanitarium Jack Berry Swenson L M. Walton Berry R. J. Bownds Lone Grove Llano County London Bownds Myre Josie Summers Martha Hensley San Antonio F. F. Pearson L. M. Walton Dick Weaver Lewis L. Nixon East Texas L. H. Crawford Dallas T. B. Pearl Fred Nash Houston Stanley Jones Mahatma Gandhi India

Roosevelt Roundups and Local Social Notes

Tom Love returns from Georgia vacation. Florence residents Milton Winkle visit Sorge and Estes Smith families. L A Tyler bitten by poisonous insect and out of hospital. Mary Louise Adams visits Sonora households Joy and Joy. Estes Smith catches an 18 pound yellow cat. Max Camp enters San Antonio training camp. Roosevelt and Eight Mile men play baseball. Dennis Fisher attaches garage to house for drive-in access.

Tom Love Georgia Milton Winkle Florence Sorge Estes Smith L. A. Tyler Mary Louise Adams Sonora Merth Joy Cash Joy Max San Antonio Roosevelt Dennis Fisher

Callan Family Hosts Kin From Wichita Falls and Dallas

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Callan welcomed Mrs. Callan's brother and family from Wichita Falls and Mr. Callan's brother and wife from Dallas. Felix Hayes, an electrician and lineman, repaired generators at the Station this past week. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Taylor visited Junction on Wednesday. Geo. E. Day and sons were also in town.

R. C. Callan

HOLC Forecloses On 712 Homeowners

Foreclosure notices issued by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation affect 712 homeowners by July 15 as signs reading For Sale or Rent appear. Government holds liens on 882,974 homes totaling $2,665,532,258, raising questions about national title ownership.

Uncle Sam Home Owers’ Loan Corporation HOLC

Longevity Trends by Body Type and Status

The statistics indicate taller men tend to live longer than shorter men, slimmer men longer than overweight men, married men longer lived than bachelors, and vegetarians outliving carnivorous eaters.

Bee Busy Adults Earn Small Honey Yield This Summer

Mr and Mrs Ed Adams welcome a son Eddie Joe born July 17, as bees gather honey with limited yields this season. The note records a birth in a local community.

Ed Adams Eddie Joe

Bridge Gift At W. W. Taylor Home

Young people enjoyed a bridge gathering Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor with Miss Kaleta and Lucille Taylor hosting. Prize went to Mrs. Reuben Loeffler, low score to Miss Blackie Motley, and Miss Brownie Motley was praised for skill at the game. Nearby, an automobile wreck west of Junction injured a woman and a baby. they were treated at Junction Hospital. Rev. R Elmer Dunham and family attend the Menard Baptist Encampment where he leads Sunday School work.

Kaleta Lucille Taylor Thei Narents W. W. Taylor Brownie Motley Reuben Loeffler Blackie Motley Audrey Dorothy Westmoreland Junction Mulge Ranch Eagle Office R. Elmer Dunham Menard

Card of Thanks for James V. Tatum

We thank all who helped when our brother and uncle James V. Tatum died on July 23. We appreciate the kindness of friends and the beautiful flowers. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Tatum. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tatum.

James V. Tatum W. E. Tatum Mrs Rudolph Tatum

Sneads Visit Buckles in Menard After Weekend

Mr and Mrs Hal B Snead visited Mr and Mrs R L Buckle at Menard over the weekend reading as a note in the town. A local dealer Loeffler Motor Co advertises good used cars and trucks with a 52 cent line.

Hal B. Snead R. L. Buckle Menard Loeffler Motor Go

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G. G. Co Gann Grocery Company Peerless and Martin Weather Report Ountry By G. Lewis L. C. Partin Temple Wink Billie Willis Mrs. Partin B News Holl W. M. McDonald Teich Monument Llano Chas. Ramsey, Jr Three Rivers Gay Cannon Deliatke National Canone West 45Th Street New York Mack’s Beauty Beauty Minnie McDonald Divide School Harper Sponsored By Divide Goat Roping Club Junction National Bank Binder C. A. Schraub Co
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