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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
4
The piece argues prize fighters seek wealth and glory while soldiers fight for country and a pittance. It notes the risk of knockout in the ring versus possible death in war, urging drafting and highlighting the moral difference between sport and national duty.
A column critiques farmer resilience amid low prices and calls for fair action against gouging while urging restraint in disarmament. It likens Congress to Rip Van Winkle and warns on immigration. later notes mothers’ duty to educate daughters about marriage and male conduct. ends with stray musings on boxing earnings and brutality.
An editorial urges cities to curb sensational sex content in newspapers and cinema, arguing the public demand drives vice. It emphasizes moral instruction for children, claiming early teaching of Christian values can shield youth from adult moral decay and promote purity and justice.
The column outlines upcoming events with Dr. L J Mims of Howard Payne College speaking at three services next Sunday. It notes the Royal Ambassadors father and sons gathering, Girls Auxiliary social, hymn singing Fridays, pastoral travels to Evergreen and Roosevelt, a new profession of faith, Sunday school averages around 116 and a half with balanced男女 attendance, and a call for families to read the New Testament. It closes with reflections on repentance and rain.
The Senior Epworth League plans a 4:30 Sunday afternoon meeting at the Methodist church. The program centers on Thy Kingdom Come in Our Church with readings, hymns, and a series of addresses by Effie Roy Blackburn, Mr Britt, Mr Buster, Mrs Jim Ragland, Irwin Jarvis, and the Pastor.
A Furnishings ad from 441f Faucett-Motley Fur. Co. invites customers to buy household items on installment to make the home more comfortable and avoid cash strain. Two sentences mention sparing cash and the installment plan as help.
An advertisement promotes the White Owl Cafe in Menard with Theo Hamilton listed as proprietor. The note includes location at 238tf 7 et ee and credits Theo as owner.
A call to action urges the Odd Fellows to labor for the good of Ureans, pursue steady work, and bury idle disputes. It emphasizes peace, harmony, and brotherly love within the order and to avoid frivolous distinctions as the work moves forward. Signed A. G. F., 0 OG &.
Ardmore Oklahoma March 1 Clara Smith Hamon pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the death of Jake L Hamon arraignment held in district court though she was ill her plea was entered Special prosecutor H H Brown read the information and the defense requested a list of state witnesses by March 4.
Wm S Hart the internationally famous Western film star announces plans to retire after completing his current project. He will then write boys stories of the old West and reflect on his stage career before films.
Railroad Commission figures show 7,908,218 barrels of oil gathered and transported by pipelines in January 1921. Breckenridge led with 1,151,774 barrels, Hull Field 827,253, and Burkburnett 753,057 barrels.
Dr and Mrs L L Skaggs left Sunday morning returning to Junction after spending time here for dental work.
President elect Harding selects his cabinet with Charles Evans Hughes as Secretary of State An drew Mellon as Secretary of Treasury John W Weeks as Secretary of War Harry C Daugherty as Attorney General Will H Hays as Postmaster General William Denby as Secretary of Navy A B Fall as Secretary of the Interior Henry Wallace as Secretary of Agriculture Herbert Hoover as Secretary of Commerce and James J Davis as Secretary of Labor, listing Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Indiana Michigan New Mexico California Iowa.
The remark credits Henry Ford with a bold aim to make automobiles affordable and available to all American households. The speaker expresses receptiveness and requests a Ford sedan as a sample or demonstration.
Austin march 1. The West Texas A and M College bill will be voted on today unless an adjournment dissolves the calendar. Proponents said they are confident of passage as the legislative day proceeds.
Chicago White Sox players arrive in the city for a Friday departure to Waxahachie for spring training. George Lees of Bethlehem leads the early arrivals with manager Kid Gleason due to join with 23 players. Dick Kerr, currently holding out, may travel from Paris Texas to discuss terms.
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