Lodge Meets First Tuesday Night of Each Month
All Loyal Woodmen invited to attend. Robt I Jarvis C C Ernest Wilson Clerk.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
5
All Loyal Woodmen invited to attend. Robt I Jarvis C C Ernest Wilson Clerk.
Local readers note many visits and returns. Bascom Stevenson, Terry Cowsert, Irwin Jarvis, Frank Cowsert, George Vierling, Odie Wright, Roy King, Homer Livingston, and D Gibbs are listed as ranch, business, or casual visitors in Junction or London. Chautauqua dates and railroad advocacy referenced. names Raymond Hodges and Phillip Joseph appear among brief ads.
Mrs J D Motley and children left Monday for a visit in the Alamo City to relatives. Have you seen those new styles in shoes and hats At Phillip Josephs. Quite a number of the Rock Springs people attended the ball games Saturday.
Hayes Winn of London visited Junction on weekend. Many youths attended the Mason dance Saturday night. Mrs. Dr. Burt took a pleasure trip to the Alamo City on Thursday. In Menard visitors are urged to dine at the White Owl Cafe Theo Hamilton proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Guthrie of Rock Springs visited Junction Friday. Phillip Joseph's sells hats collars and cravats.
A brief exchange asks where the stylish shoes were purchased with an answer pointing to Phillip.
Forrest Weldon Augie Brown ing and Charley How traveled to San Antonio on Monday to attend the Cattlemen's Congress conference and related meetings.
Bailed Colorado Grass offered for sale through F. M. Adams in London Texas. Cotton seed priced at 20 dollars per ton. Warren family travels to San Antonio for a sick relative. Fresh vegetables advertised for mail order from Butt Grocery. Baker family and Rev. Marsh visit San Antonio.
A reader asks where to obtain Easter joggery this year and is told at Philip Josephs. The note confirms the shop as the sourcing location for holiday apparel.
The notice urges readers to arrange travel and lodging to join the upcoming Chautauqua in April, highlighting program dates and key speakers to facilitate attendance planning.
Miss Ludie Tomberlin serves as guest at Nat Cowsert's ranch home this week.
Missing last Tuesday two Air dale dogs reported in the county. A suitable reward is offered. contact Fred Mudge. County commissioners continue road improvement projects along the South Llano area.
White Leghorn pullets all laying advertised by Chris A Schraub at 4721. Yesterday was St Patrick’s Day and many emerald color ties and badges were seen.
Mrs George Hamilton and her sister Miss Susie Beasley arrived from the Beasley ranch on Wednesday for an informal visit.
R. R. King of Segovia was a pleasant caller at the Eagle office this week while in town on business.
A brief exchange highlights a compliment about a hat and a pointer to Phillip as the source. The remarks focus on appearance and the location of purchase.
J D Motley of Junction greeted many friends in Kerrville on Monday while passing through the city, according to the Kerrville Mountain Sun.
Henry I. Taylor of Edwards County was a pleasant visitor in our city Saturday and Sunday, sharing a cordial reception with local residents.
Mrs Edgar Jordan and her children came back Saturday after visiting relatives in San Antonio.
James Coleman of San Antonio has returned after a visit of several weeks in the Alamo city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tinsley and their children were function visitors on Saturday night and Sunday, enjoying the gathering and family time with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Geo Ray are hosts to their daughter who arrived Saturday March 12 1921.
The Kerrville Mountain Sun notes C. Taylor and Forrest J. Welten and A. W. Browning visited Kerrville on a business trip while promoting wood products, with a bus line mention and a reference to 40-11.
The Becker hotel has installed a Delco lighting system. The plant was installed by the Junction Hardware Company of this area.
Eggs offered at 1.50 for 15 eggs from pure bred English White Leghorn stock. Chickens may be viewed at the seller's home or at the Junction Hardware Co. for eggs. Contact B. Jeton.
Walker Ragsdale and Jessie Evans of Rock Springs travel through Junction on Monday en route to the Alamo City to attend the Cattlemen's Convention.
Mrs. Tom Driskell, guest of her mother Mrs. M. E. Holland in Junction, has returned to her home in Sonora after visiting there.
One major Shearing Machine offered as new like condition for 66 dollars. Terms available at Junction Hardware Co. 56 2tp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cowsert of Fort McKavitt visited Junction Friday and Saturday, staying with Mr. and Mrs. William Murrah.
In Edwards county the water ed and fenced 4.25 per acre. See Dolph EK Holekamp. Mrs Verlue Richardson who has been a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Simon returned to her home in Sonora this week.
Fordson for sale offered with blunt warning about value. Andrew N Wood listed. Discussion urges planning for a new school building as three years approach. Household needs can be financed through installment plans from Faucett Motley Fur Co. E E Bolt and daughter Josie return from the Alamo City. Josie recovering well after hospitalization.
Washington reports the Harding administration plans vigorous action to secure recognition of American rights in territories and resources relinquished by Germany and its allies. President Harding and Secretary Hughes study the international scene as negotiations with Allied powers proceed. Informal efforts involve Jusserand and Geddes about a modified league of nations or new concert of nations.
A new mattress factory will open in Junction within about 30 days in the old Tabernacle building north of the jail. It will make new mattresses and overhaul old ones. Visitors to Junction included Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Franks and Mark Bean from Rock Springs, with Bean and Franks planning to Kerrville and Mrs. Franks visiting her brother Coke R. Stevenson.
The garage announces an Oxy Acetylene welding plant installation and offers all kinds of welding with cost savings.
FOR SALE. Farm Wanted hear from owner of farm or good land for sale worth the price asked. L. Jones, Box 551, Olney Ill. Lost between Felix Watson ranch and Jim Moore old Roman gold necklace with three pendants turquoise in each and five turquoise in locket. Reward. You cannot afford to lose your grain by weather conditions and odds against you. If you consider how cheap we sell our Favorite line of Grain Threshers. San Antonio Machine and Supply Co 472 to San Antonio Texas.
A bold ad offers celery lettuce fresh onions spinach and many greens with a plan to ship by mail car this week. The notice pledges a square deal and future mail order business, signed by C. C. Butt Grocery.
Washington March 13. No American rights have been surrendered because of the war and none of them will be surrendered. This tersely expressed the policy statement reflects the administration viewpoint on civil liberties during wartime.
The new Sport Skirts offer tailored contour and graceful freedom for both street wear and athletic use. French planners showcase fine color combinations with stripes and plaid effects to elevate the design.
An official statement describes Harding era policy groundwork and possible American representation at the League of Nations to argue mandates concerns including Yap and Mesopotamia. It notes no inquiry yet on sending delegates but implies United States will present its case with an influential spokesman when appropriate. It mentions a contested cable base right on Yap with Japan holding a mandate.
Odd, fragmentary item notes a League of Nations linked oil privilege dispute with Great Britain. It shifts to an unrelated advertisement about furniture on installments, new spring and summer samples, and a tailor shop.
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