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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
The Junction Eagle lists PPLP subscription at 1.50 per year with weekly publication details. It notes entry at the Junction post office and second class mail status for the paper.
An instructional piece on honoring the American flag outlining symbolism of colors and stripes, proper display rules, at sunrise and sunset raises, half-mast procedures, respect during the national anthem, parade conduct, flag folding, and etiquette for flags with other banners. It covers state admission order, dimensions, and proper handling at ceremonies and on flagspoles.
J G Culberson president of the Texas Employers Association and VP of the Texas Chamber of Commerce warns that a new truck bill burdens inland towns and rural Texas with high licenses and mileage taxes. He argues the law unfairly targets motor trucks, ignores lighter wagons, and could raise living costs and curb rural development unless amended or repealed.
A long letter invites Sheriff W. W. Taylor to appear with family in Potter County Texas for a July 12 to 14 trial at the County Court House. It describes a sheriff convention program with talks, a eulogy, and social events, including theater outings and a ranch reception with alcohol offerings. W. B. Estes signs as Secretary.
A Watkins Co advertisement invites readers to sell over 137 Watkins products directly to farmers, with bonds and sureties required for under 50s who want a territory. It cites 52 years in business and 20,000,000 users, inviting inquiry to Department 112 in Winona Minnesota. A separate health education note urges teaching cleanliness for health and success. A light science claim about the universe is followed by a joke about a hen’s egg production.
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