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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
3
T M Campbell of Fort Sam Houston reports Sargon soft mass pills cured his liver and digestion issues after three years of distress. He says the medicine restored appetite, sleep, and weight, and he has advised friends to try it. Sargon is available from J A Heyman in San Antonio.
A compact summary lists Bible statistics and history from printing to chapters and verses. It notes the King James Version as the best selling book and outlines counts for letters words and verses, along with notable firsts in printing and division. It also cites frequent names and titles such as Jesus Christ Lord and provides reading plans for yearly study.
A new steel hardening method uses an insulated pot, transformer, and naval electrical connections to heat salt which creates a molten, airless bath. Steel pieces are dipped into the salt to achieve precise high temperatures without oxidation, potentially transforming tool hardening.
Commercial oyster landings in Texas fell from 114 729 barrels in 1910 to 78 998 barrels in 1927 reflecting a sustained drop in harvests and coastal fisheries activity observed over the period.
Fragmentary text notes a plan for rural redevelopment and state level reforms. Mentions likely involvement of Rexse and distant support, suggesting a statewide agenda without specific dates or details.
Rare Coach one son four five fully cared for with 20000 mileage. New battery and tires. two extra rims. Biplex jumpers and good brakes. Priced at 360 dollars with partial terms and possible trade in. See the car for details and test ride.
A playful wedding write up notes Mr. Phil Bert Nut weds Miss Equal Wrights at his parents home. The groom and groomsman Mr. Pecan wear similarly styled outfits with notable details including blue galluses and a notable ring mishap. Miss Wrights wears orange blossoms as guests watch in astonishment.
The Blue Bonnet became Texas’s state flower by 1901 law and its five petals symbolize the Lone Star state’s five prongs. The description notes its prominence across vast Texas meadows as a civic emblem.
Texas' largest tree is a giant live oak at Rio Frio in Real County. The tree's branches spread about 100 feet, marking a notable natural landmark in the region.
New subscriptions and renewals continue to come in each week as the Eagle thanks readers for their support. Readers are urged to watch paper labels to renew promptly. examples show 28 or 3 29 indicating expired or expiring subscriptions. Names listed include Hull Denman Edmundson Allsup Davis Taylor Hodges Wolf Pearl Randle Couss ert Fleming Stewart Walton Wilson Ragsdale Schmidt Murr Foley Baker Taylor.
A disastrous blaze roared through Temple’s shopping center early Sunday, damaging a large block and causing losses estimated between 125000 and 150000 dollars. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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