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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
3
A New York editor recalls his six year old niece who wore a wrist watch and perfume all day. She proudly paraded the gifts at home and later tried to join dinner without mentioning them. When asked not to smell or speak of them she quips she will announce any sweet scent she hears or smells.
The annual Rotary convention convenes in Nice under President Albert Lebrun's welcome. Rotarians from around the globe attend weeklong sessions on international understanding and friendship with events including a Garden of King Albert I and the White Corso.French and Belgian candidates signal next Rotary International president.
County Agent notes trench silos as a key feed storage method with examples from Texas and Kimble County. He cites 5 474 reported trenches statewide, silos from one to 16 000 tons, and an average $231 per ton including crop gathering.
A 15 point fire caution list urges keeping children apart from flames and heat sources, extinguishing cigarettes and matches, proper ash disposal, clean chimneys, metal ash and rubbish cans, fire resistant guards, sealed rags, no kerosene lighting, outdoor cleaning solvents, avoiding gas leaks, keeping drapes away from flames, avoiding toy wax candles, never leaving babies with a lamp or fire, electrical safety and fuses, unplugging before leaving appliances, and two key exits and ventilation reminders for life safety.
A large Texas rancher endorses Black Gold and Kalo Stomach Worm Drench noting prior drenchings, five years of feeding with no stomach worm losses, and successful vaccination efforts across Menard Sutton counties. The letter also stresses the owner's view of leadership and dedication to a cause.
Trading Monday at the San Antonio market was fairly active amid rain. Cows and calves sold strong to 25 cents higher, grass steers to 7.90, calves 6.00 to 7.50 with some to 8.25, hogs steady to 15 cents lower with top 11.00, butchers 9.50 to 11.00, sows 5.50 to 9.00, sheep and goats sparse. Also a funeral note from the Ramsey family expressing gratitude for kindness and flowers.
Statistics from 1936 accident reports show 1.3 percent of drivers in fatal crashes had been drinking, up eight percent from 1935. Non fatal crashes involved 4.3 percent drinking drivers, while 1936 pedestrians killed or injured show 11 percent and 5.3 percent respectively. The figures come from The Travelers Insurance Company and reflect debates over drunken driving definitions.
London Churé of Christ thanks neighbors and friends for support to Sunny Glen children during a Saturday event. Plans include reading the 17th chapter of St John with verses on judge and judgment. Bro. Seamons to preach at 2 45 p m.
The fragment ponders lack of magnitude and notes that losing money is the smallest loss within misfortune, suggesting a comparison of scales and a focus on relative severity. It hints at a broader view of how fortunes shift without explicit details.
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