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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
3
A Farm and Ranch essay argues many laws arise from selfish motives and organized minorities. It cites school eye tests, Sunday restrictions, and anti poaching as examples. The author stresses legislators must know the Bill of Rights and explain each clause before passing laws.
Children favor the pleasant taste of California Fig Syrup and take it when bilious feverish or constipated. It sweetens the stomach starts the liver and bowels without cramping or narcotics. Ask your druggist for the genuine product with directions for babies and children.
The piece reports Dr E L Fisk warning that modern girls aged 17 to 32 risk shortened lives from tobacco late hours and indiscretions. Some mock him, but he insists the issue is life and death and urges serious consideration by wives and parents. The article ends noting the need for restraint rather than laughter.
The notice lists delinquent subscribers highlighted by a rubber stamp and warns that renewals未 made by next publication day will result in removal from the subscriber list.
Several readers far from town request continued delivery for a few months until they can pay. The paper will extend to distant subscribers on a reasonable basis. Names listed include Rennie Counts Riddle Bennett Chadwick Glossbrenner Davis Ada Dockery Walton Miller Bradshaw Stokes and others.
Census Bureau estimates total United States property three years ago at 320803862000 dollars. It equals 320 thousand million dollars with 803 million spare, but experts say Texas would be worth more than the current total wealth of the United States when properly developed.
A playful exchange from the managing editor and a cub reporter hints at a missing work titled The Lost Manuscript. The cartoonish line about a boy’s first earned meal reflects a schoolhouse humor tone.
Mrs Lydia Fleming applies for letters of guardianship over the estates of minor Jah Fleming Lem Fleming and Dottie Fleming in Kimble County Texas. Temporary guardian appointed February 28 1925 by County Judge. Next term begins May 4 1925 at Junction courthouse. Interested parties may contest. otherwise guardianship becomes permanent. Court clerk L A Hodges signs notice.
W C Oliver files for letters of guardianship for Joe Oliver Lola Margaret Oliver in Kimble County court Texas A temporary guardianship was ordered on February 12 1925 by the county judge for the minors estates and persons The May 4 1925 term at Junction courthouse is set for proceedings with interested parties invited to attend
A notice states that interested parties may appear and contest the appointment. If no contest is filed at the term of the Kimble County Court, Tex, the appointment becomes permanent as of February 25, 1925. The Clerk of Kimble County Court signs the notice.
A terse domestic exchange unfolds as a wife asks if the men watching a flapper boarding a car were seen, and the husband replies he didn’t notice any men, implying a lack of awareness or denial in the moment.
A home remedy claim promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs. A teaspoonful held in the throat before bed is said to soothe irritation and loosen phlegm, helping many sleep through the night. The remedy targets coughs chest colds hoarseness bronchitis and related throat irritation and contains no opiates. It is advertised as economical and available at druggists with no water swallowed after the dose.
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