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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
A column mixes political notices with miscellaneous comic bits and rural scenes. It lists candidates for county offices in Arkansas and touches on anecdotes about mules, mud packs, and forgetful witnesses, interwoven with dialect humor and election details dated July 23, 1938.
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Near Sonora a six month water system project funded by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works was completed and accepted by the city commission. Leh reinER Wool & Mohair sold about 1200 pounds of 12 month wool at top prices, average around 13e per pound. Russell delivered 1000 lambs and 3000 ewes to Philips of San Angelo. A large Gillespie County American Legion reunion drew about 130 attendees. The Bandera thunderstorm damaged phones and a tree was struck. Wyn Timmons hospitalized after a stroke in San Antonio. Menard county records indicate a 1919 election showing 12% for, 88% against intoxicating liquor. no election since. The excerpt includes a Hoover quote on government power and a note on deforestation since 1630.
Poem fragment style verses from Grace M Scott and Ruth McCauley Thorne from Abilene San Angelo and Tipton about beauty sorrow and memory. The piece contrasts peaceful night lilies with a graveyard scene describing unmarked graves and soul rest beyond the sky.
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