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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

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Texas FFA Members Hear National Leaders In Fort Worth Meeting

About 4000 members attended the Texas Association of Future Farmers and Ranchmen of America gathering at the Westbrook Hotel in Fort Worth. National President William Shaffer of Virginia praised Texas for reaching 10000 members and stressed faith in agriculture. Local Junction High School representatives included H. M. McElroy C. W. McCarroll Noah Cabler and Udell Goben.

Texas Association of Future Farmers and Ranchmen of America Westbrook Fort Worth William Shaffer Virginia Texas Shaffer Texas F. F. A H. M. McElroy V.A C. W. McCarroll Noah Cabler Udell Goben Junction High School

Signers of Cotton Contracts May Get Checks From Agent

County agent R. E. Homann says cotton contract signers may receive parity payment checks at the county office in the courthouse. Unclaimed checks will be returned to headquarters after 21 days. Farmers should bring detailed hog raising data to speed up payments and signups.

R. E. Homann Homann

Fire Destroys Two North Llano Barns

A fire at the Gully Consort ranch home last Friday afternoon destroyed a barn with 1100 bales of hay four saddles harness and other articles. The origin is known. A Tuesday evening blaze on the A L Mudge ranch destroyed another barn with a saddle corn and other goods saved by a bucket brigade from Junction firemen and neighbors. No insurance. A barn in Edwards county was also destroyed earlier this week.

Gully Consort Ranch A. L. Mudge Ranch Edwards County

District Attorney Weaver Baker and Sheriff Durst At Sheffield

District Attorney Weaver H. Baker and Sheriff S. C. Durst were on official business at Sheffield on Wednesday.

Weaver H. Baker S. C. Durst Sheffield Wednesday

Interscholastic League results from Junction meet

The Junction Eagle reports results from the Kimble Interscholastic Meet with many events across high school grammar and rural divisions. Winners include Martha Curry Dayton Blackburn Mamie Jo Bradford Charles V Wootan and O De an Fox with co workers noted for efforts by Superintendent Mark V Wheeler and coach Earl Bowers.

Kimble Wheeler Earl Bowers Junction Eagle Martha Curry Junction Loma Walton London Ida Fay Pettigrew Dayton Blackburn Mamie Jo Bradford Stella Walton London Bessie Lurber Tom Hardeman Grammar School Billie Maurine Montgomery Florence Ellen Sheppard Dorothy Pettigrew Charles V. Wootan Jack Stapp Tony Rieck O’dean Fox Boise D’ Arc Leta Mae Allen Segovia Lois Muse Roosevelt Mary Katherine Consert Thelma Mae Bishop Spiller Nellie Louise Schoolcraft Eris Smith Mary Ellen Fox Charles Bishop

Vians Complete For School Vaudeville And Style Show

Plans are complete for a three act vaudeville and style show in the High School Auditorium Friday evening March 20. Sponsored by the annual staff under Mrs. Mattie Patterson the event uses only local talent and features a spring style show by high school students. Admission is 10 and 15 cents with proceeds funding the annual Kimble County History project.

Junction High School Mattie Patterson Philip Joseph

Philip Joseph Will Open Sale Friday

A full page advertisement in the Eagle details the annual Easter sale at Philip Joseph store. Preparations have been extensive for the big merchandising event set to begin Friday morning, highlighting strong buying territory and forthcoming bargains.

the Eagle Philip Joseph Joseph

Election Supplies Delayed for County and District Trustees

Judge J B Randolph ordered February delivery of election supplies for county and common school districts. Supplies shipped March 7 have been delayed by the transportation company. A new shipment is ordered and expected daily. elections for county and rural trustees are set for April 4.

J. B. Randolph Judge Randolph

Junction Track Team Enters Barnhart Meet

Members of the Junction High School track team with coaches Earl Bowers and Frank Hubbell will attend an invitation meet in Barnhart on Saturday March 21. Encouraged by a strong showing against Menard last Saturday the Eagles aim to be among the top teams.

Junction High School Earl Bowers Frank Hubbell Barnhart Menard Eagles

Special Water Rates Offered for City Residents

Mayor H. E. Wright announced a special summer water rate for city residential users. Sign up at the city office before March 24. rates take effect April 1 and run through September 30. The program supports city beautification by making water affordable for lawns and landscaping.

H. E. Wright Wright

Durst Receives AP Promotion Shifts to Midwest Territory

Leon H. Durst, longtime Associated Press executive, is promoted from Oklahoma City bureau chief to a broader Midwest role with AP headquarters in Kansas City Missouri. He has served AP since 1920 with stops from Dallas to Chicago and has a long prior journalism record in Texas.

Leon H. Durst Associated Press Oklahoma City Kansas City Missouri Sooner State Press Durst The Press Association Dallas Chicago Europe Asia Africa University of Texas Robert College Istanbul Texas Dallas News San Antonio Express Houston Chronicle Galveston News

Kimble County V A Boys Win Prize Money

Out of 389 fine fat lambs entered in the San Angelo Fat stock show from March 7 to 11 Kimble county V A boys placed in the money four times winning $41.50 and then sold their lambs at a good price. Dinze McDonald won first place locally and fourth at San Angelo with $9.00 prize money. Other winners were Jim Wright who took sixth with $7.00 and Robert Neal with $2.50 for thirteenth place. Junction won fourth in a pen of fifteen with $10.00. The top 50 Kimble county lambs sold for 84 cents a pound while the rest went for 14 cents. The 72 Kimble lambs in San Angelo gained 109 pounds across the two shows. Prize winners included Julius Hunger in Delaine sheep and Gus Camp with Angora goats each earning $3.00, with two fourth places for Camp.

San Angelo Kimble County V-A Dinze! McDonald Wor Jim Wright Robert Neal Junction Kimble County Dinzel McDonald Julius Hunger Delaine Gus Camp

Williams Dry Goods Store Opens March 28

The Eagle announces the opening of Williams Dry Goods Store in Junction scheduled for around March 28. Proprietor William Goldberg invites Kimble county residents to watch next week's issue for complete details in a special section. The store occupies the Loeffler building, former site of Farmer Furniture Company.

Eagle Williams William Goldberg Junction Kimble County William’s Loeffler Farmer Furniture Company

Will Rogers in In Old Kentucky at Texan Theatre

Will Rogers stars in In Old Kentucky shown at the Texan Theatre Friday and Saturday March 26 and 27. The Fox comedy features Dorothy Wilson Russell Hardie and BM Robinson with Rogers delivering lighthearted entertainment in a favorite comic performance.

Will Rogers Old Kentucky Texan Will Will Rogers Junction Will Roger Fox Dorothy Wilson Russell Hardie BM Robinson Rogers

Carrizzo Springs Visitor Ollie Fleming Panics Amid Family Visit

Ollie Fleming from Carrizzo Springs visits family when a business matter triggers a panic. The incident prompts concern among relatives and local onlookers.

Ollie Fleming Carrizzo Springs

Federal Bureau approves South Llano Bridge project

Announced by state officials in Austin the Federal Bureau of Roads approves the $300,000 South Llano Bridge. Bids will be advertised and contracts let in April with construction to start around May 1. The 1424 foot bridge will have a roadway 46 feet 3 inches above the river bed and include a pedestrian sidewalk on the upstream side.

Austin South Llano Federal Bureau of Roads Fort Worth J. B. Randolpna Kimble County

Tennis Tournament Opens as Junction Club Seeds Matches

The Junction Tennis Association begins its spring event today with singles rounds this afternoon. First round features Tomberlin vs Reed Jr, Mitchell vs Loeffler, Wiedeman vs Hill, James vs Ramsey, Motley vs Ramsey, Stevenson Jr. vs Johnson. Cunningham and McCollum advance without opposition.

Junction Tennis Association T. M. Tomberlin L. W. Reed, Jr Geo. H. Mitchell Reuben Loeffler J. E. Wiedeman Ennis B. Hill Raymond James Harold Ramsey Buzz Motley Freddie Ramsey Coke Stevenson, Jr Bank Craven

Mrs. Gardner Wins Best Deer Antlers in Kimble County

Mrs. Joe Gardner received a letter from B M Caraway a San Angelo taxidermist stating her deer head sent for mounting was the best yet and mounted free. The deer was killed on the Gardner ranch near Roosevelt Kimble county following prior best heads by Coke R Stevenson and Judge J B Randolph.

Joe Gardner B. M. Caraway San Angelo Gardner Gardner Ranch Roosevelt Kimble County Coke R. Stevenson J. B. Randolph

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State Llano C. H. Tupman Paterson & Rieck Vians Barnhart Meet Angelo William’s Dry Goods
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