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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
2
Livestock trading in San Antonio shows light cattle and calf supply with steady price levels. Medium to good grade grass calves bring 6.00 to 7.50 with some to 8.00, hogs active with top at 11.00, and sheep market slow with light demand. Fort Worth market notes a 15 to 25 cent advance for steers on Monday and overall active trade through Tuesday.
Roy Spencer drew four balls yet reached no base as a teammate on second attempted a steal of third and was tagged out for the third out. A safety note reports railroad fatalities cut 70 percent in 12 years due to cooperation of management and workers. A Kansas City burglary yields one dress and a suitcase of other dresses. California banana stem trick supposedly keeps lice away from Texas chickens by attracting pests.
A bearded lady died leaving a wife and three children. Mrs Edna Russell of New York sent two letters to the wrong envelopes during a vacation and her husband obtained a divorce. Andrew Hills of Hull England chose a prison sentence over returning to his wife after desertion.
An aged white Confederate veteran praises Booker T. Washington after a Georgia address. The veteran declares the speech the best of his life and praises Washington as the greatest man, contrasting his view with Roosevelt whom he had previously admired.
Ezra Wilson of Greenfield Indiana operates a car he built in 1910 and has never allowed a woman to ride. William Eba a World War II veteran in Los Angeles has been reported dead many times by the government and hires a lawyer to prove he is alive. Also referenced are Henry Rodern 90 of St Paul and a 74 year old wife in a theater arrest case involving James Low and Janet Ferguson.
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