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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
3
Menard Messenger warns against reckless driving, urging strict penalties to protect lives. The letter cites incidents of vehicles crashing, a theft charge linked to a car thief, and a topless Ford swerving through traffic, noting danger from drivers described as Mexican and others. The piece calls for enforcing harsher public-road penalties to deter deadly stunts.
Article summarizes Roger Babson’s survey of fifty top business figures about parental faith and prayer. It notes that most had praying fathers or mothers, cites Conwell’s finding that poor boys become millionaires, and references studies showing preachers’ children produce more eminent persons. Babson claims few if any great institutions lack religious founders or religious parentage.
The Dublin Progress urges local dealers to counter mail order prices with price and service. It argues personal contact gives an edge, and that educated advertising with parallel price comparisons can educate customers to buy locally. Civic loyalty and home-town service are emphasized as benefits over mail order.
Harold B Opp and Ed Roe delivered 879 yearling steers to Mr Holland in Fort Worth from San Angelo Friday night. Forty dollars per head paid for high grade dehorned white faced cattle. Ragland Brothers bought 400 top mutton goats from Mr Asher of Menard County for $4.50. Martin & Co shipped 500 mutton sheep to Fort Worth for Monday market. muttons averaged 92 pounds at $8.25 and yearlings 65 pounds at 10 cents. Market about 50 cents off day of sale.
Stomach worms are widespread. have your flock treated with Moorman's Clean Sweep and kept in good shape with Moorman's Growfast. If infection is present, contact or visit B. B. Ragland at once, or do so as a precaution, to prevent heavy losses.
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