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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
6
A garbled, dialogue rich reminiscence follows a traveler writing notes for his fame card and a mother urging caution. The scene shifts through hotel life, sidewalks, upholstering choices, and distant echoes of loan requests, deposit talks, and a fainting man on a car ride. Names blur, but the sense is urban, domestic, and slice-of-life.
Receipts hogs 500 calves 1100 cattle 900. Market active and strong with top hogs at 9.90 for good to choice 175 to 250 pounds. Cattle and calves show steady to higher tones on light receipts with grass steers around 800 and calves mostly 7.00 to 7.50. Sheep none goats none market slow with few shorn wethers 2.50 to 5.00 and some unsold.
Annie Foye thanks voters for their support in Kor County and pledges to continue serving the people with kindness. She expresses gratitude for the days and lines of effort shared with residents.
To all voters of Kimble County I extend appreciation for the confidence shown in me Saturday. Your support is valued and will guide my work as I serve the community.
A survey by the Institute of Public Opinion finds 57 percent of motorists never pick up hitchhikers while 13 percent do so occasionally. Most drivers favor strict hitchhiking laws already in place in 17 states and the District of Columbia, but enforcement remains weak. Drivers call hitchhikers a nuisance yet many still give rides, often regretting it later. The piece notes caution, urging never to pick up strangers.
In events leading to Navigation Day on Sunday July 10, government and private agencies stress Chicago as the world’s greatest inland port. They note shipping averages around 20 million tons yearly and that Chicago docks receive cargo from Norway Holland and Great Britain, a fact many residents overlook.
Thank you for the vote in my primary race for Sheriff, Assessor, and Colle in Saturday’s election. I pledge to repay the confidence with faithful service and vigilance if elected, while absorbing the support and information from the primary. Local figures Kenneth Simmons protested his WPA removal, citing it as the only one of his five jobs that paid.
A brief appreciation message thanks the Sheriff, Tax Collector, and County for past support in the recent election. It acknowledges Kimble County voters and asks for continued backing at the second primary. The speaker pledges efficient administration if elected.
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