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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

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Death of Walter Smith at Smith ranch June 7t

Walter Smith died at the Smith ranch near Junction on June 17 after eighteen months of ill health. He endured foot surgery and full foot removal, then grew seriously ill for a few days. Funeral services were at his home with Elder Walter W. Leamons presiding. burial followed in the function cemetery. Born March 15, 1867 in Johnson County Illinois, he moved to Hunt then Kimble counties. Survived by stepmother, two brothers Lem and Br Smith, four sisters F S Wilson Berné La yon Ned Ling and Jeje Smith, and many relatives. He led a quiet ranch life and had not walked since foot surgery.

William Walter Smith Smith Ranch Junction Linn Function Walter W. Leamons Johnson County Illinois Hunt County Kimble County Church of Christ Mason Lem Smith Br. Smith FS. Wilson Mes Berne Layon Ned Ling Je Je Smith Walter Smith

Lions Club win halves Junction League game 12 to 4

The Lions Club defeated the Fire Department 12 to 4 in Mondays game ending the first half of the Junction Softball League. Other Lions Club games against Humble Service Station were not played as they wouldn’t affect standings. Standings show Humble Station B 8 1 and Lions Club 4 6, with Fire Department 4 6 and M P L Co 2 10. Injuries vacations and waning interest led to summer schedule changes including a proposed doubleheader Friday at 5 30.

Lions Club Fire Department Lions Junction Humble Station Humble Mp.l. Co Uh Fire Department Tan. M M.D. Pinkerton David Goldthwaite Hilly Henderon Tommye Dean Henderson

Pioneer Texas Ranger W A Buster Dies in Llano

Longtime Llano County resident and pioneer Texas ranger W A Buster died at his Llano home on June 15 after years of ill health and blindness. Funeral services were held at Llano Methodist Church with Chas Nixon in charge and Rev John McKay assisting. interment followed in Llano Cemetery. Survived by 13 children, six stepchildren, and numerous grandchildren, he had strong ties to Llano and Kimble counties.

W. A. Truster Wilson J.D. Ovie Royce Buster Junction Texas Llano County Llano Mary Westerman Wilson County Lonnie Buster Acted Ada Cavitt Taft Maggie Westerman HL. West Mod. D. Wilson Buster Ove Buster J.D Buster

Inventor Receives Patent For Geometrical Center Finder

Rerford Vest of Llano, a former Junction citizen and nephew of the rusters, has been issued a patent for a geometrical device to find centers of work objects. Filed June 20, 1987, the simple two limb design acts as a square, try or marking gauge with sliding pieces to locate centers of squares circles ellipses or other symmetrical shapes. The device has drawn interest from tool manufacturers and grew from a personal woodwork problem. Tuesday guests included Kerrville residents Mr and Mrs Jim Spicer and family.

Rerford West Junction Thrusters Llano News Vest of Llano Vest Wests

Blackburn Jr Campaigning Across Westn District

M E Blackburn Jr campaigns actively for representative in the Suih district. He visits all Westn counties, speaks at public gatherings, and promotes economy in government, abolition of redundant bureaus, local administration of laws, and support for farming and livestock industries. He seeks voter support across Kimble county and beyond.

Marvin Kien Suih Hee Westnty Old Ag Kimble County

Junction Post Office Upgrading to Second Class Status

The Junction Post Office will advance to second class on July 1, requiring compliance with civil service rules and a midweek half holiday on Saturdays. Mail handling and dispatch will continue, but delivery and money order windows will be closed. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs Jim H Di guests of Mrs Davis's mother. Rev and Mrs Ennis Hill visit Dallas for pastor training.

Junction Post Office Hit Post Office Allancement Civil Service Jim H. di

Monster Race Meet Rodeo And Goat Show Planned

Committees are drafting plans for a combined monster race meet, rodeo, and goat show on August 10 to 12 on the river bank site. Organizers tout big crowds, inquires from horsemen and promoters, and catalogs promoting the Annual Show and Sale of the Tease Ansora Goat Raisers Asso.

Cng Plana Liano Turner R. Gondmann Hollane Willie Col Sherman McWright Wright Roc Schroth Ausprey Hill Wright Mince Rey Spiller Gordon Gare Alfred Bannowfi J. S. Farmer Aubrey Hl Gordon Stowe E. Hon de Craven Gully Cowsert C. Schraub J. D. Cowsert Holokompann

Extravagant Session of Congress Closes with Debated Budget

A long 164 day session of the 5th Congress closed after a bitter Senate clash over adding 12 500 to the Lobby Investigating Committee budget. Total appropriations neared 12 million with toll costs cited per minute and per person, as debates touched on wages, relief, public works, and regulatory reforms.

Congress Senate

Las Lomas Hotel Name Adopted in Fredericksburg

Las Lomas receives official designation as the new hotel name in Fredericksburg. Mr and Mrs R J Kott of Frederickstown will operate the hotel, succeeding long-time managers Mr and Mrs Joe Fritz. Mr Kott arrived recently and will move in soon, inviting local businessmen to share improvement ideas for community and traveler service.

Kimble R. J. Knoit Prederickstunss Ee Kott Fredericksburg Kott Joe Fritz

Reduced Land Bank Loan Rates Extended By Federal Agency

Federal land bank and Commissioner loan rates stay lower for longer. The 12 percent contract rate applies to new loans through associations, with a 1 percent rate on installments through July 11930, and deferral rights until July 1 1938 for eligible borrowers. About 470 farmers affected, total loans amounting to 2,166,660 dollars. A Harper social dance featuring Shinoak Farmer and his Plowboys is planned.

Federal Land Bank Commissiooner Federal Tegrm Pemeral Land Bank Ho Deana See Petury Tunction Loui Farm Kein Assoritions Land Hawk Denman Denyman Yau New Ft Ais Lant Bank Commissioner Contrant McDenman

Senator Davis to Speak in Junction Saturday

Wator KM Davis of Brownwood will address voters of Junction and Kimble County in Junction at two oclock Saturday afternoon. He is a first term senator seeking a second term and will speak at multiple engagements. The event is part of a series as Junction joins 53 towns invited to the fourth annual West Texas Beauty Pageant in Sweetwater on July 15. The Board of City Development sponsors the program with twelve communities already accepted.

Wator KM Davis Brown Wood Junction Kimble Senator Day Sters West Texas Sweetwater Board of City Development Ort Worth Mineral Wells Graham Breckenridge Colorado Rotan Anson Stamford Abilene

Rotary program features CW McCarroll and straw vote data

CW McCarroll joins a Rotary Special on a train trip to San Francisco and the Grand Canyon. A straw poll among Rotarians shows Coke leading for Lieutenant Governor with 63 votes, McCraw 87 for Governor, Mann 18 for Attorney General, O DanieI 15, and Smith 15. John M Hawkins is noted for perfect attendance as local public secretary.

Pw Kawle McCarroll Charlie CW. McCarroll Rotary International San Francisco Grand Canyon Rotary Anns Coke McCraw Gerald Mann John Lee Smith Thompson O'Daniel

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L. R. Powell Milton Amarillo van Rae Berry van Berry Menard Carolyn Barthelow Clint Barnes Pioneer Texas Ranger Rmer Junction Jim Spicer Kerrville Louis A. Loeitier Marvin K. Blackburn M.E. Blackburn, Jr Dist Otters Ennis B. Hill Dallas Rev.Hill Las Lomas Rieree Rodeo Shinoak Farmer Plowboys To Daves Cokes Veason John M. Hawkins
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