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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
8
Coke Stevenson and Lt Gov Coke R Stevenson address the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association in Fredericksburg, outlining favorable and unfavorable farm bills. Debate cover wool and mohair loans, Livestock Sanitary Commission funding, and a monthly magazine agreement.
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association directors meet in Fredericksburg and approve resolutions including opposing per mile taxes on motor freight and licensing producers of livestock medicines. They reaffirm the December convention stance on load limits and support measures for the wool scouring plant at A and M College. Sympathy is offered to the families of Capt. H W Rieck and Miles O Daniel.
Otto Schweining of Roosevelt, active in the Junction Woodmen of the World lodge, was featured in the Sovereign Visitor as an outstanding woodman. A recent campaign with J E Koon brought 17 new members to the local camp, earning him a gold ring with a synthetic ruby and woodman emblem.
Charles Bishop B L Smith Jr Julius Murr and Billy Allen V A students in the Junction High speak to local clubs about school activities and community involvement, stressing student outreach and participation.
A student discussed vocational agriculture work at Lions Club and Rotary Club luncheons last week. He described a trip to the San Angelo Fat Stock Show and noted a large spread on the Bundy ranch fence. The speaker mentioned an unidentified assailant who brought down the threat to young livestock.
Kimble County figures show 1937 season with 41 shooting preserves on 107,529 acres yielding 100 deer and 85 turkeys and 5462.30 dollars in hunting fees. 1937 turkey kills were 21 with 54.62 dollars per deer and 13.53 per turkey. 1938 season on 112,278 acres produced 217 deer and 201 turkeys earning 7114.44 dollars. turkey shoots netted 763.50. Ranchers gain as a growing, profitable wildlife resource.
Residents recount a large eagle seen in the Watson Divide area as they travel toward town on Monday, with O. W. Cardwell among those reporting the sighting.
Only one marriage license issued from the county clerk during March. The license was granted to John Self and Geraldine Daniel on March 4. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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