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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
4
The Eagle reminds readers no unsigned communications will be printed and obituaries or bank notices require a paid account or prior arrangements. Non subscribers requesting free billing are declined. The paper seeks news from readers, noting collecting stories costs money and staff cannot cover every county event.
A reflective piece on editors dodging harsh truths about deceased or married individuals and why newspapers avoid full disclosure of private lives. It argues for discretion, fairness, and common justice over relentless truth telling, noting social uproar would follow if towns were exposed to every private detail.
Voters are urged to participate in the Democratic Primary on July 24, 1926. Candidates listed include Far District Attorney F. H. Hammond seeking re-election. County Judge A. G. Farmer and J. B. Randolph. N. R. Skaggs. Dist and County Clerk L. R. Hodges seeking re-election. Sheriff and Tax Collector Dee Gibbs. J. L. Wright. Carl M. Wolf. T. T. Randle. Treasurer J. A. Browning seeking re-election. E. P. Farr. Guthrie Williams. Tax Assessor Joe Bissett seeking re-election. Wauldimer (Buster) Jarvis. Commissioner Prec. No. 1 A. B. Hodges and Hilly D. Henderson. Prec. No. 2 Burl Fisher and J. F. Ragsdale. Prec. No. 3 R. W. Fisher. Prec. No. 4 H. W. Bierschwale. The issue also notes filler copy and local store improvements.
Ben Joiner reports conditions excellent in Cleo as last week's rain totals exceed an inch. The rain is easing and the range is improving daily, with farmers optimistic about a strong year and busy planting season.
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