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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
3
Local brief notes list medical visits and office hours for Dr. Warner in Hawkins Drug Store with a July 14 appointment. Residents and visitors travel from San Antonio Brackettville Dallas Dallas area to see relatives, socialize, or shop. Story catalogs farm sales buyers and sellers including Delaine rams and various livestock.
Mrs. A Finesilver of San Antonio, Mrs. Frank Rubin, and children of Ballinger were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Goldberg Saturday. Julius Goldberg of San Antonio visited his son and Mrs. Goldberg. Mrs. E O Dunbar returned to San Antonio for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. J C Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Callan Graham, and Russell Graham left for a trip to Monterrey and other interior points of Old Mexico with San Antonio relatives joining en route.
Guy Munn and Mrs H G Cato visit Wilmer Slaton family. Miss Helline Patterson from Brownwood staying with friends. San Antonio visitors to Edgar McLendon. Junction Tailor Shop offers alterations. Anthony Cazzaro of Brooklyn fined $5 for tail cutting a bulldog with a hatchet.
The 1934 1935 and 1936 figures show newspapers at 16 000 000 167 000 000 188 000 000 magazines 113 515 000 119 128 000 143 970 000 chain broadcast 42 060 000 49 284 000 59 671 000 outdoor 26 880 000 30 000 000 car card 3 000 000 2 220 000 1 ? 100 000. Average dollar spent per medium listed. William Traver of St Louis stopped two bandits in a robbery and got $6 back after pleading poverty.
A. D. Mattison and Ontario California family and Mrs C V McCamey of San Angelo visited the R R Mattison family. they spent the week at Hill Terrace Ranch. Mrs Kate Kelham of St Louis was arrested for stealing altar vessels from five churches.
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