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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
5
Local advertisements report Hawkins Hat Shop and Phillip Joseph's offering straw hats and khaki pants at low prices. Buyers seek baled oats and hay, with Brooks Dairy promoting milk. Social visits, road trips, and post office name change noted among residents.
Dr Jesse S Eddins died at his Ingram home last Friday and was buried in Ingram Cemetery. Born in Alabama in 1840, he trained in New Orleans, earned a Baylor degree, practiced in Burleson County and Kerr County before retiring to Ingram. Surviving children include Mesdames Morris of Waco, Francis of Washington, New of Lockhart, Heyman of Junction, Boyer of Arkansas, and son C R Eddins of Kerr County.
Notice from A. L. Mudge warning hog owners to pen hogs in his pastures by March 16. After that date any hog found in his pastures will be treated as a predatory animal and exterminated.
Jimmie Creech, camping with his brother on the Hunger ranch, died last week and was buried Monday afternoon at Evergreen cemetery. He was 77, had lived in the area for about two years after coming from Richland Springs. Nephew W H Leap of San Antonio attended the funeral and later took Creech to relatives in San Saba.
An advertisement highlights radio news as it happens with dramatic claims of early reports on verdicts and political events. It promotes in home listening for music lectures sermons and suggests demonstrations of standard radio sets at low prices. Also notes chicken breeding sales and local notices including a lost watch and miscellaneous farm equipment.
Dr Jones, eye specialist, will be at Hawkins Drug Store in Junction on Wednesday March 12 to examine eyes and fit glasses. He also plans a stop in London on March 11.
The Troup Banner notes Lynch Davidson has proposed direct economies through targeted eliminations of bureaus and departments and calls for collaboration with a like minded legislature. It warns voters to judge specificity and real intent beyond glittering generalities. Eat at the Hodges Hotel, best meals at popular prices.
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