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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
3
A Mason County group of Hereford breeders toured twelve registered herds last Thursday and chose thirty five top bull calves and yearlings from ten breeders to develop for a sale at the county 4H show next spring.
The Texan Theatre will be closed Friday and Saturday for new equipment installation. It opens at 2 p.m. with a free matinee, and a second show starts at 4 p.m.
Sealed proposals for 0.492 miles of Copperas Creek Bridge and approaches on U.S. 200 west of Junction are due by 9 00 A M June 21 1938 in Austin. Bids must follow labor and wage provisions including minimums for Skilled Intermediate and Unskilled labor and comply with House Bill No 54. Plans available from W N Hardeman Junction and State Highway Department.
A collection of intimate poems and prayers follows, including a plea to heaven to help the beloved man remain faithful, and verses reflecting on nature, memory, and a poignant rural funeral procession. The piece blends personal devotion with lyrical images of oaks, willows, bells, and flowers, all tied to Arkansas and Texas locales.
Lemuel Jones announces candidacy for Commissioner of Precinct No 4 with Democratic primary in view He cites lifelong ties to Imble County and pledges available time and effort to serve the precinct and county He plans to meet voters despite limited time and solicits support in the race.
Hogs trading active with receipts about 300 and most cattle offerings slow. Prices show top $75 for hogs, cattle receipts 1,400 with fairly active trade on light stockers and calves while plains and mid cattle trend weak to steady and sheep and goats not established.
A London community mourns the sudden death of W. B. Whitely from high blood pressure, aged under forty seven, father of ten. The body lies in London cemetery, with a crowd offering support to his widow and children. Dr. Bolyn treated him without pay, and Hon. Ross Prescott attended as a visiting representative. The town notes a growing governor race, a golden anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cooper, and a Baptist revival attracting crowds with calls for a longer, more intensive effort to convert sinners and strengthen church work.
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