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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
8
Drummers report a strengthening business outlook with price advances across commodities including wheat cotton wool hogs and reflected in flour land beans and more. Local merchants list seeds and supplies for spring planting while town notices highlight open banks and accepting good checks with daily low prices.
J W McLendon offers swaps including a deer gun for a saxophone and a yearling heifer or saddle for a good rifle. Eagle Office advertises trades and overnight rooms at Motley Hotel for country produce. A Bonham man claimed $300 in gold after 15 years hiding. Pure bred Plymouth Rock eggs offered for trade. MARX WIESE of Gann Grocery will swap store goods for fresh eggs. D T Whittle seeks Hereford cattle trades and baled oats. See Gully Cowsert.
A nostalgic verse reminds drivers and pedestrians to yield when unsure. The epitaph of William Day notes he died maintaining his right of way, highlighting the danger of insistence over safety.
Giuseppe Zangara, the would be assassin of Franklin D. Roosevelt, awaits execution in the electric chair for the murder of Anton Cermak. Governor Dave Sholtz signed the death warrant after Zangara was moved from Dade county jail to the state prison farm. The execution was set for the week of March 20, with the exact day to be determined by Superintendent L F Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Homann and their son Jimmy Carroll Cherry, along with Reginald Curry of San Antonio, spent the weekend there. Mrs. Gill remains in serious condition while the other three individuals were not seriously wounded.
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