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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
7
A essay urges self reliance for farmers highlighting grass feeding livestock, terraced fields, stored silage, and thrift over government cures. It praises frontier self sufficiency, declares real farm security is grassroots, and warns against dependency on political remedies. It calls farmers to apply knowledge and effort to resources at hand and to lead themselves.
The public safety department faces a possible shift to a two year driver’s permit under a proposed law by Senator Rogers Kelly. Renewals for 2,500,000 licenses may be staggered pending legislative action and funding. Old licenses will be recognized until new ones are issued.
One million pounds of sea food were caught along the Texas Gulf Coast from September 1 1937 to August 31 1938, with shrimp topping 11 million pounds and drum and trout also heavily landed. W. W. Boyd reports to the state commission, noting the figure excludes sport catches and highlights Gulf Coast livelihoods. The report names Galveston Corpus Christi Palacios Rockport and other centers. The piece also weaves in quotes and varied local items from fires to marriages and public notices.
The San Antonio market posted a new US record in 1996 with 602,083 head, an 8 percent rise from 1995. Hog supplies were lighter than the prior peak, but other species climbed. Despite generally lower prices for slaughter cattle and hogs, the sale value of stock sold first hands rose by $12,261,148 over the previous year, with valuations for the first four years listed by date.
A fragment quotes Sir Arthur Helps on humility in education and the power of accuracy over falsehoods. It notes that direct lies weigh less than inaccuracy and that accuracy can be taught, followed by a brief aside about men seizing opportunities at the wrong end.
Miss Ber nice Strawn of Oklahoma A and M warns to avoid well done lamb as it shrinks and cautions against burning the exterior. She advises searing unnecessary and offers a hashed lamb recipe with leg of lamb, roasting steps, and a hot gravy hash with peas potatoes onions and optional garnish.
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