Fire Destroys Eighty Head Of Registered Goats
A large fire at the Joe Felps home in West Junction destroyed a barn sheds feed and 80 registered goats. The blaze started from embers in a vessel left to warm the kids and caused an estimated $2500 loss. Five goats owned by J A Cavaness were among the victims.
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Junction
Joe Felps
West Junction
County War Board Opens Goat and Sheep Shearer Courses
Kimble County War Board plans Rural War Production Training Program 3 to train new goat and sheep shearers. A 20 hour course with about 10 trainees, paying instructors, and flexible two to five outfit formats aims to reduce idle drops and boost war production.
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Kimble
War Board
Wm. W. Gregory
Junction High School
Snooping Suzie and School Gossip at the Auditorium
A jumble of classroom questions and social chatter from students and teachers. The piece notes inquiries about a senior play rehearsals magnets mishaps mail from Camp Roberts and social pairings at the show and on weekend activities across the school.
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Thelma Faye
Lorene
Melba
Dorothy
Marie
Ray Ola
Jim
Emilia Tovar
Saul
Billye Kirkpatrick
Junction
Camp Roberts
California
Billy Joe
Kennan
J. A
Bismarck
Ruth Hodges
Martin Kirkpatrick
Helen Wahl
Helen
Margie
Adolph
High School Honor Roll For Six Weeks
An unusually large number of students earned a place on the six week honor roll. Seniors lead the list, followed by Juniors. Named seniors include Geraldine Rogers Mary Lee Westbrook George Walker Rita Gephart and others. Juniors listed are Wanda Hunger Joyce Herring Worth Whitworth Don Jordan and more. Sophomores and freshmen are also named with full rosters.
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Geraldine Rogers
Mary Lee Westbrook
George Walker
Rita Gephart
Viola Mae Cummins
Fane Burt
Lent Hardeman
Mary Murr
Margie Hunsucker
Ethel Chandler
Dorothy Jackson
Mamie Evans
Lomagene Stewart
Robert Hunger
Wanda Hunger
Joyce Herring
Worth Whitworth
Don Jordan
Frances Fish
Ann Allen
Mary Logan Carpenter
John L. Dagen
Knowla Lee Stewart
Helen Jennings
Dorothy Jones
Ruth Hodges
Shirley Jones
Adrienne Loeffler
Winona Dutton
Peggy Dechert
Ann Bannowskyk
Patriotic Program Noted in Mrs Wittenbeck’s History Class
Friday morning a patriotic program was presented by Mrs Wittenbeck's history class. The event opened with a group of sophomore girls singing America and featured Billy Don Jordan reading We the People with Joanna Smith at piano. Intermissions included period appropriate songs, and the program closed with God Bless America.
Cotton crop insurance push for Kimble County farmers
Kimble County farmers are urged to apply for cotton crop insurance before March 15. The program covers 50 or 75 percent of the expected yield and protects the crop from planting through gin weighing. W. E. Allen, chairman of the Kimble County AAA committee, says the policy focuses on protection during early growth rather than profit.
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Kimble County
AAA
W. E. Allen
Kimble
Local Wresting and Boxing Matches Highlight March 19 Finals
Friday night gym action featured James Meredith vs Tommy Hodges in a 135 vs 145 pound wrestling clash with Meredith securing victory after two decisive falls. Red Walters pinned John C. Westbrook twice in wrestling. Emil Galvan defeated Harold Woods in a boxing bout. Westbrook beat Douglas Brown, Meredith defeated Billy Coleman, and Jakie Taylor lost to Westbrook in a brisk boxing match. Finals set for Friday March 19 in the gym.
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James Meredith
Tommy Hodges
Meredith
Hodges
Red” Walters
John C. Westbrook
Harold Woods
Emil Galvan
Emil
Douglas Brown
Westbrook
Billy Coleman
Jakie Taylor
Jakie
My hands to greater service and loyal duty pledge
A brief pledge expresses dedication to service for home community country and God. The speaker vows stronger hands and truer loyalty along with better health to live efficiently in service.
Texas shipments of dried eggs rise sharply in 1942
Texas shipments of dried eggs nearly tripled from 1941 to 1942, with 1,295.5 carloads shipped from Texas Stations and a shell egg equivalent of 12,307 carloads, compared to 472 and 5,834 in 1941 respectively, per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research.
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Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Farmers Get Gas for Six Months Under OPA Change
Farmers may obtain gasoline for tractors engines and other non highway equipment for six months instead of three as rationing regulations are revised by the OPA.
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OPA
New Midget Watchman Detects Machine Vibrations
A tiny electrical device called a watchman senses dangerous vibrations in large power machinery and records warnings in red ink for operator attention.
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