Governor Race in a Political Circus Delays Clarity
The piece portrays a tense Texas political scene on the Ides of March with Gov Alfred's continued silence on a third term run. It notes Senate probes led by Holbrook and Hill, internal dissent among committee members, and Collie’s sharp rebuke over subpoena actions. Oklahoma faces federal pension suspensions amid alleged misspending, threatening future federal funds. Texas pension totals remain high, potentially inviting similar action if numbers rise. Chain Store Tax receipts climb after a long court battle.
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Alfred
Senate
Holbrook
Galveston
Joe Hill
Henderson
Hill
Weinert
Stone
Collie
Oklahoma
Texas
So ‘Cial Security Board
Washington
State Pension Administration
Lone Star
Supreme Court
Junction Chapter to Send Judging Team to San Angelo
The Junction Chapter will send a six member team plus three alternates to the Area II Live stock Judging Contest at San Angelo on Monday March 7th. Thirty vocational departments enter. teams judge four sheep and four cattle classes with top six teams advancing to the Smith-Hughes Contest at College Station on April 1th. The banquet at the Cactus Hotel at 7 p.m. will reveal results and the six listed competitors are Jack Jones Don Kirkpatrick Frank Jackson K Cowsert Maurice Nethery and Kennon Stapp with others as alternates.
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San Angelo
Smith-Hughes
College Station
Junction
Notice to join organization Saturday afternoon at three
A brief notice invites participation in the organization meeting this Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The exact location is not specified in the readable text.
Junction FFA yields big Eden show wins and honors
The Eden District FFA project show drew strong entries from Paint Rock Millersview Eden and Junction. Horace Bold Maddux led the fat lamb class with top placings while Jack Jones and Herbert Hardin won ewe lamb and ram awards. The Junction chapter claimed the revolving trophy as Eden and Eola trailed, with community updates on illness and a local hospital stay.
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Eden District
Paint Rock
Millersview
Eda iEden
Junction Lad
W. B. Sherrill
T Green County
Junction Boys
Horace Bolt Maddux
Felix Mur
Bob Neal
Felix Murr
Howard Ragsdill
Horace Bob Maddux
Junction
FFA
Jacke Ties
Ewe Lambinis
Ewe Lamb
Herbert Boerm
J. E. Jones
Eldor Jado
Herbert Hardin
Ewe
Floyd Bierschwabe
Jack and
Herbert
SS. Bundy
Jimmy Carroll Cherry
S. S. Bundy
Jack Jones
Hiram Price
Cecil Holekamp
Felix Marr
Clifford Sandlin
Eden
Junction Chapter
Eola
Junction stock gets early arrival at Angelo show
Champion Bry-Loi Call and Feeder Junction Stock lead list of entrants for the San Angelo Stock Show March 4 to 8. FRA boys plan travel with Rambouillet sheep goats and Hereford cattle. Headquarters set at Angelus Courts cabins with riders urged to wear Junction hat bands. several local residents noted as recovering from illness.
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Angelo
Junction
Angelus Courts
Homann
Gregory
Eagle Office
Local FRA lads top fat lamb market with cooperative shipment
Twenty five fat lambs fed by nine local boys sold for 7.25 per cwt, weighing 1923 pounds at Junction and 1930 pounds in Ft Worth stock yards. Boys loaded Tuesday night and cashed checks Thursday morning. Read as proof small lot feeding can top markets when shipped in groups. Silent mentions of Hollis Phillips Fred Hausmann Clifford Sandlin Felix Murr Melvin Taylor Jack Denman Cameron Wright Virgil Ferris Lorenzo Mugford and Mrs Willis Cooke and Mrs J W McLendon.
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Junction
John Clay and Company Livestock Commission
Ft. Worth
FRA Boys
Hollis Phillips
Fred Hausmann
Clifford Sandlin
Felix Murr
Melvin Taylor
Jack Denman
Cameron Wright
Virgil Ferris
Lorenzo Mugford
Walls of New Scout Hall Are Completed
Work on the Boy Scout cabin is paused for funds though rock work is done wiring and plumbing roughed in and a roof will follow when money is available. The building near the courthouse will house the scouts and bond sales by the Lions Club funded most of the project.
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Lions Club
Ramsey Randolph Am Bowers
Astor Wallace
L. R Powell
K. Cunningham Thomas J. ¥Dley
Chetty Porter
Scouts
Stevenson Speaks In Washington On Submerged Oil Lands
Coke R Stevenson joined William M Craw and Robert Stuart in a Washington hearing opposing a resolution. The Houston Post praised the argument by Stevenson, while Texas officials defend state submerged oil land titles tied to historic mercantile borders and maritime limits.
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Coke R. Stevenson
Keaphington
United States
Alli Tanda
Lowe Cnt
Texas
Wm. M Craw
Robert Stuart
Allred
Sabine River
Gulf
Rio Grande
Gadsden Purchase
Government of
Mexico
Houston Post
Tee. Govarran
Cotton Quotas Election Set For March 12 1938
Farmers in the county will vote on 1938 marketing quotas for cotton on March 12. Ballots will be cast by secret ballot at the county agent's office in Junction and at London. Bulletins and leaflets have been distributed to post offices and county committeemen to inform producers.
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Junction
London
Junction Lions Hold Fellowship Meeting March 2
The Junction Lions and families gathered at the F J Club on a Wednesday evening March 2 for a supper and program. Lion President BL Smith and Past President Ramsey Randolph led the event with Walter W Leamons delivering a talk on Texas and Lionism tied to Texas Independence Day. A humorous talk by Carl Niesel of San Antonio and a singing contest between women and men followed. attendees included Mrs. Cunningham, Alton Mason, Mrs. Ramsey Randolph, and others. Some members announced seed purchases for cedar lands and an upcoming Eagle update was promised.
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Texas
Carl Niesel
San Antonio
B. W. Warren
Sama Baker
Sam Bowers
B. Smith
Philip Joseph
W. N. Hard Man
Ramsey Randolph
C.K. Cunningham
Alton Mason
R. D. Booth
Henry Grobe
Leon R. Powell
E. B. Moss
McDonald Hosts 42 Party for Highway Division Staff
Mr and Mrs Jake McDonald held a 42 party Saturday night at their home for the Hi way Division No 7 personnel and their wives. Miss Helen McDonald helped host. About twenty five attendees were present.
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Jake McDonald
Hiway Division
No. 7
Helen McDonald
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