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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
4
The policy states that erroneous reflections on any person will be corrected if brought to management. Anonymous communications will not be published. Submissions must be signed unless the sender requests anonymity. Obituaries cards of thanks and similar notices with money consideration will run only as paid matter at regular rates.
Dr Will H Mayes from the University of Texas says cooperation wins. He warns against factional town politics and suggests communities prosper when business interests unite for development. He notes voter apathy and poll tax shortfalls while Minnesota debates a $30000 bill to fund an angle worm farm for baiting tourists.
Quote heavy text contrasts Roosevelt’s arena creed with critics. It frames risk takers against a chorus of tip takers and town tattlers, noting the average person moves along despite chatter and doubt.
Zeke invites Larry into promoting land, but Larry declines. Tarry argues two thirds of promotion is motion and refuses the offer.
Mrs M J Travis of Jacksonville says a simple Mooreham pyorrhea treatment cured ten year disease. After three days soreness left, gums tightened, teeth cleaner and breath sweet. Hundreds report success. Test the treatment risk free with a $2 guarantee refund.
The State of Texas issues notices in Kimble County requiring publication for guardianship hearings. Lydia Fleming named temporary guardian for Irah Fleming Lem Fleming Dottie Fleming and W Oliver for Joe Oliver Lola Margaret Oliver, with May 4 1925 court terms at Junction Texas to contest appointments if desired.
A local offer promotes Devol paint as durable and long lasting. The ad promises high value to property, low price, and improved appearance with protective finish.
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