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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
3
A couple returns from a party and argues after the wife denounces her husband for asking Mrs. Jones how her husband endured heat. The punch line reveals Mrs. Jones’s husband has been dead for months. A second item offers hay baling services with contact details. A note on ocean depth explains pressure per square inch.
The address traces the 1924 formation of the class, recalls teachers from Rosie Durst to Jessie Smith, and notes losses as the group progresses through seven years of schooling. It highlights affiliations, new members, a modern building, and gratitude to educators, parents, and supporters for the class’s graduation.
E R Waite urges Shawnee residents to support home merchants, oppose outside firms, and buy locally to boost the city’s economy. A Palo Pinto District Court entry notes a divorce and child custody granted in the case Davey Fritz versus Robert. Later text mentions Britain’s rock strata as geologic significance to Earth’s composition.
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