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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
The column notes flood damage on Llano river bottom lands harming pecan timber but predicts sprouting growth next spring with proper clearing and bud care. It also records social visits, travel between Waxahachie San Angelo and San Saba, health updates, church attendance prompts, and reflections on Texas history and fruit farming potential.
Kerrville events include the Allen Dickey wedding at the First Presbyterian Church with a reception at the Schreiner home. Other items mention weddings, births, visits, travel to San Angelo for the sheep and goat raisers meeting, and local ranch and university news.
A speaker rebukes a man who refuses Chamber of Commerce Rotary Lion’s Club and school memberships yet relies on cities and services. He argues that communities survive only if residents support them financially and with involvement even if not officially members.
American women manage the home industry, the nation’s largest single sector. It employs about 25 million people including 23 million housewives and two million domestic workers, with a 121 billion dollar investment. In 1929 retail purchases reached 55 billion dollars.
A man advised to act within one’s own plan and help it work as mapped. The speaker recalls the rule to get in and do what you can to aid implementation. This reflection centers on practical problem solving and initiative.
Adlerika washes out poisons causing gas nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. Mr and Mrs Philip Joseph and Mrs Barnes visited in San Antonio New Braunfels and Austin Saturday and Sunday.
An OCR fragment lists counts by nation for Te dependence, including America ten, Virginia eleven, Tennessee as nine, North Carolina nine, Kentucky four, South Carolina four, Georgia four, Pennsylvania two, New York two, Massachusetts one, New Jersey one, Ireland one, Scotland one, England one, Canada one, and three unknown.
Col James W. Fannin, a Georgian, graduated from the United States Military Academy and resigned his U S Army commission to pursue a life of adventure.
Edwin Joy and Johnnie Freeman of Blanco conducted a field visit last week to assess flood conditions. They called on Mrs. S. L. Joy during the visit.
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