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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
5
A cluttered Junction community notes visits, sales, and notices. Local residents recount weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Motley, Flora Mae Spiller, Modelle Jobes, Jimmie Beddingfield, and others. sales include hens, milk, a milch cow, stud billies, horses, ear corn, and Johnson grass. Also listed are abstracts, land services, and travel updates from Ballenger, Kerrville, Brownwood, Goliad, and Houston areas.
Notice states Schreiner Hodges Co will keep a hearse on hand in coming days for more satisfactory service. Also notes visitors from Voca Edwards County and family ties, lace sale, cattle purchases in Kerrville and Goliad, a domestic help wanted posting, and local social mentions.
Five hundred nanny goats offered by O W Cardwell of Junction Texas are for sale. Contact details not provided beyond location and name. Sale notice emphasizes immediate inquiry.
A classified style short notice asks for a ranchman at four a.m. who cannot stay in bed after five, seeking one with dream and drive. It lists traits and urges contacting at once. The local items mention Misses Hodges and Patterson in Menard meeting Mr Hodges, a note about Schirner Hodges, a quip about spring cleaning, and a joke about rain and breath. A Junction friend recalls a tale of a time when rain never came. A reminder to watch the paper date.
The pastor reports sorrow as Brother Hogue dies after pneumonia on Friday night Feb 27. Mrs Quisenberry remains ill, and she is missed in Sunday School and church services. March Week of Prayer is postponed to month end.
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