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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
National Safety Council warns hundreds could be killed or maimed on Independence Day. The list of causes is brief and emphasizes safety to prevent injuries during celebrations.
A captioned incident describes picnickers filling a water bucket from a brook, risking contamination and typhoid, followed by a note about a gasoline stove ignited by a cigarette. The article shifts to political announcements listing candidates for district and county offices, including district judge and county attorney, with precincts and names such as Marvin E Blackburn Jr and Gilmer Dent Taylor.
Persons seeking work on the Copperas Creek iGridge must register with the Texas State Employment Service in the County Court room in the tr of mction on Wednesday and Thursday each week. Registration does not guarantee a job, but employment requires registration. We will do what we can to assist in getting employment. JR Randolph, County Judge.
Third Court of Civil Appeals upheld the constitutionality of using a setting to tax automobiles transporting liquor in dry areas. The case involved Johnnie Phariss of Gansport who was convicted of transporting liquor in a dry county and facing forfeiture law requirements matching the vehicle's value pending trial.
A collage of comic bits features misread gender notes an engagement ring joke classroom gags on grammar and speech impediments plus local notices about residents visiting New Mexico Carlshad Cavern and merchants improving storefronts The tonic is light local humor with names and places drawn from the Llano Valley region and Roosevelt community.
Roy Trimble, Hubert Cobb and weather Ahrens report a good catch of catfish in the Johnson Fork last Saturday night. The largest was 20 pounds, next 10 pounds, one eight pounds and several smaller ones. Dillard Motley and Arthur Dunbar brought in a good string Tuesday morning. The largest in this group was nearly 10 pounds with several other good ones Sunday.
A note explains tears taste salty because common salt is the most abundant salt in the bloodstream, suggesting the body maintains salt balance through blood chemistry. The statement links tear composition to physiological salt regulation.
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