Paid Obituary Policy Applies to Memorial Notices
The newspaper states that all obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect and church or club notices involving monetary considerations will be published only as paid matter at regular rates.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
4
The newspaper states that all obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect and church or club notices involving monetary considerations will be published only as paid matter at regular rates.
Last Sunday evening Rev J W Arnspiger of Menard preached quietly and earnestly, leading two boys to accept Jesus. He invited all to Menard Baptist Encampment Aug 14 to 24. Our pastor is away at a Riverside revival. prayers requested for a great meeting and many souls. Next Sunday Oren Reid will preach both services. all welcome, including outsiders. Also a frequent invitation to strangers at every church bell. Tuesday Aug 2 at 4 pm prayer and praise for W M A. every woman should attend. Reporter. John R. Smart reports Junction Wool and Mohair Co of Menard, a long-time advertiser, plans a new ad series. firm supplies ranchers with feed, salt, lumber, cement, and buys wool mohair. stockholders include local residents.
W. W. Phares laments a fatal drunken driving incident that killed a father and son while describing the broader social failure. He urges enforcing road laws, protecting families, and serving the public good over business interests.
The article defends advertising as a sign of confidence in up to date goods. It argues readers are safe patronizing merchants whose ads appear in the paper, since their merchandise is current and not shop worn.
A Brooklyn Eagle snippet records a sharp exchange where a patient complains a bill is exorbitant and demands a halving or alternative treatment. The line highlights tension between patient and medical provider over cost and care decisions.
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