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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

3

Johnson City Hosts Mc Carroll Visitors and Ranch Open House

Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee Mc Carroll of Johnson City were weekend guests at C W McCarrolls home after touring the San Angelo Stock Show. They also attended FG Ranch open house Sunday honoring Miss Will Ann Nash bride elect of Tom Hardeman.

Arthur Lee McCarroll Johnson City C. W. McCarroll San Angelo

Commissioner Candidates by Precinct Four

For Commissioner Precinct Two ASA Murr Rufus Couey Alfred Bannowsky Jeff Chapman for Commissioner Precinct Three Alvah Pearl for Commissioner Precinct Four Allen Gibson Lemuel Jones.

Asa Murr Rufus Couey Alfred Bannowsky Jeff Chapman Alvah Pearl Allen Gibson Lemuel Jones

Texas Library Association Meet In Austin April 1 3

Mrs. Joe Cunningham promotes the Texas Library Association convention in Austin April 1 through 3 with speakers Dr. Luther Evans Librarian of Congress John Jacobs New Orleans librarian and Stanley Walker. Dr. Robert L. Sutherland moderates a panel on Libraries for Texans at the Driskill Hotel. The Austin Library Club hosts an informal reception Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A M McAfee presides over the event. Loyd W Boone and family of San Antonio visited last weekend.

Joe L. Cunningham Kimble County Library Association Texas Library Association Austin Luther H. Evans Librarian of Congress John H. Jacobs New Orleans Stanley Walker Libraries For Robert L. Sutherland The Hogg Foundation Driskill Hotel Austin Library Club A. M. McAfee

Loyalty Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Services

Thomas D. Murphy pastors a Loyalty Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and fellowship at Hotel Las Lomas. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. A fellowship basket dinner is planned in the Legion Hut, with an evening service at Ivy Chapel.

First Presbyterian Church Thomas D. Murphy Hotel Las Lomas Legion Hut Loyalty Ivy Chapel

Mrs Blackburns Visit to San Antonio and Brady Hospital Admission

Mrs Marvin E Blackburn Jr and daughter Roy Beth visit Mrs Blackburns mother Mrs Minnie Crossley in San Antonio for two weeks. They toured the Alamo City last week. Mark H Leverett was admitted to Brady hospital Friday for sex treatment. Mrs Leverett accompanied him to Brady but is back in the classroom at school this week.

Marvin E. Blackburn, Jr Roy Beth Blackburn Minnie Crossley San Antonio Alamo City Mark H. Leverett Brady Hospital

Grassland management prospects and farmer guidance

Experts from the U S Department of Agriculture and experienced farmers stress that proper grassland management can double output. The guide outlines practices for range and farm pastures including grazing balance, rotation, water access, brush removal, reseeding, irrigation, and erosion control, with support from county agents and Soil Conservation Service. It also includes a pork and veal springtime recipe from Martha Logan.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Swift & Company

Pitting Pastures Boosts Grazing Capacity in Wyoming Test

A. L. Nelson, Robert Lang and Oscar Barnes report that “pitting” pastures at Archer Field Station in southwestern Wyoming increases grazing capacity by up to one third. The method uses a Wheatland plow with eccentric disks 16 inches apart to trap water and grow more grass. Best done in early spring before growth. costs range from 50 cents to a dollar per acre.

A. L. Nelson Robert Lang Oscar Barnes Wyoming Archer Field Experiment Station Archer

Soda Bilsez: Flattery and Soap Metaphor in Text

The fragment contrasts flattery with soft soap and suggests soap contains lye as a harsh element. It reads as a brief linguistic note or quip about language and metaphor rather than a full news item or report.

Profit Comes from SAVING in Swift Business Plan

A Swift agricultural piece highlights efficiency and cost cutting as core to profitability. It links grassland farming to corporate savings, noting a 1947 earning of 22,334,977 after provisions, with one cent of each sales dollar from savings and by showing how new methods, modern equipment, and research cut time and costs across operations.

Swift

Weigh ’em to Swift The Swift cattle sale at the stockyards

In a vivid account of a livestock sale, steer consignments move to the Swift & Company yard as buyers bid to win the lot. The narrative explains how competition among 26 000 packed meat firms shapes prices based on meat, hides, and by products value.

Swift Swift & Company United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Business and M. E. Blackburn West Side of Square Junction, Texas Albert W. Searcy Junction National Bank R. D. Rothmann Home Insurance Co Southwestern Life Ins. Co Ramsey Randolph Junction, Texas Leon F. Zwiener Fredericksburg Texas the Eagle Office Gomez Boot Shop R. Comez Eagle OfFice U. S Co. C. Fisher Howell Cobb Charles L. South Callan Graham M. C. Blackburn J. O. (Odie) Wright W. P. Hendrix Dee Gibbs Clarence Self Kennon Stapp Anna Mae Sheppard Justice of Peace Precinct One John Munn L. F. Howard Guy Munn Library News Loyd W. Boone America Forenturers San Antonio Music Company Isaac Bledsoe Oklet Wizard Batte Western Auto Associate Store Martha Logans Soda Bilsez Agricultural Research Department UNION Chicago Illinois
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