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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
4
Political notices list candidates who announced for city offices in the April 5 1955 city election. Prices for notices are 15 dollars for one write up up to 250 words with extra words billed at three cents per word. Subscription not included.
Dr Henry A Holle state health officer explains hearing loss changes life for children. He notes many children live in a different world when deaf or hard of hearing. Causes include repeated ear infections leading to conduction deafness and diseases like measles or meningitis causing nerve deafness.
A short reflection notes that experience repeatedly fuels unnecessary dialogue and prompts overlong talk. It suggests concision and focus would improve communication outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker Taylor return to El Paso after a wedding trip to Chihuahua following a Feb 20 ceremony at St George Orthodox Church Paso. Bride Diana Nadir is of El Paso parents James and Mrs Nadir. Groom is with Texas Liquor Control Board.
Sealed proposals to be received by the Owner and Architects in the High School Auditorium Junction Texas until 2 00 p m Tuesday March 29 1955 for an 8 classroom addition to the high school a shop building and alterations to the existing building per drawings and specs by Wilson Patterson and Associates Fort Worth Texas.
Notes from local residents recount the new bridges near London improving safety and drive quality. Kimble County Commissioners waived $50 000 in prior claims to fund the bridges while a London box supper fundraiser drew novelty bidding from women including Miss Victoria Brewer and Miss Doris Johnson. A sidewalk phone booth appears in London praised by motorists.
Junction Independent School District invites bids for general construction plumbing heating and electrical work. A single drawings package costs 15 and deposits are refunded after five days post bid opening. Additional sets cost 15 for full, 10 for general contractor, 5 for mechanical or electrical sets. Proposals must include 5 cash or bidder's bond and may not be withdrawn for ten days. The chosen contractor must sign with the district and comply with wage laws including House Bill No. 45. The district may accept or reject any proposal or waive irregularities. By R. R. Spiller President.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Peat spent the weekend in San Gelo with local sightseeing. Mr Pearl was among spectators at one of the rod performances.
The text outlines which payments are taxable and exempt such as inheritances, first 200 monthly pay for armed forces officers in combat zones, Railroad Retirement benefits, health and accident benefits, court damages for personal injuries, and veterans payments. It also notes parsonage rental value and rental allowances, prizes, and scholarships. It previews further exemptions for you and dependents.
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