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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
4
H G Perry announces new editorial column by Will H Mayes former head of UT School of Journalism. Mayes writes on Texas development topics with a national perspective likened to Arthur Prishane. The Eagle promises to spare no effort for readers with the best home paper.
The Eagle lists readers who renewed or became new subscribers in the past week. Names include Will H. Mayes of Austin and several near cities such as Kerrville Chautauqua New York Harper Bandera Segovia Cisco City Capitan and other places.
Dee Gibbs thanks voters of Kimble County for supporting his July 24 Democratic nomination for Sheriff and Tax Collector. He pledges to uphold the state constitution and law if elected in November, and offers aid to all residents regardless of support. He signs sincerely.
A dated exhortation arguing the church sustains morality and the state. It urges active citizen participation, church attendance, and spiritual influence as essential to societal well being, noting many worship places function and encouraging support beyond money.
Louis Hoggett born August 10 1856 in Dewitt County Texas died July 25 1926 at his Junction home aged 67 years 11 months 15 days Married to Teresa Griffin on November 7 1888 ten children survived Mansfield Sonora Aliss Etta Junction Marlin Rockspringer Jack Junction Mrs Tom Davis Sono ra Pierce Roy and Ruth Junction A member of the Junction Odd Fellows Lodge and formerly Woodmen of the World Lived a respected life built a fine home and reared a large family Funeral services conducted in Junction Cemetery by the writer with many friends and relatives present May God comfort the bereaved family.
More than 3,000 people from Del Rio to San Angelo attended a two day biennial picnic at Camp Allison on the Llano. The event featured barbecue, western sports, and a dance by the Black Diamonds of San Antonio with one political speech by Brian Montague of Del Rio backing Dan Moody. Attendees came from towns including Junction, Menard, Sonora, Rocksprings, Kerrville, Mason, Eldorado, and San Angelo.
Public notice for a Ten Cent Ten fundraising event hosted by Methodist Ladies at Mrs. Jno Braley's on Friday July 30 at 2 30 p m. All invited to attend.
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