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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
7
The article argues for livestock and poultry on every Southwest farm as a stable income source and year round labor distributor. It warns against stocking without adequate feed and pasture, stressing feed before livestock and calling for a balanced farming system to avoid feed shortages and costly sales.
The author stresses planning feed for livestock and poultry year round rather than chasing a boom. Overstocking leads to shortages and losses, while growth in feed ahead of consuming needs secures the farm’s future in beef cattle, sheep, and hogs, ensuring steady production through seasons and market cycles.
The public is invited to inspect the Brooks Dairy plant at any time. This notice emphasizes open access to the facility for observers and potential visitors.
With no funds to cover meet expenses on Friday and Saturday, March 24 and 25, candy sales, cold drinks, and other concessions including the school cafeteria will operate on school grounds and buildings. Profits will defray meet costs. Rankin Rothman urges liberal patronage. Estimated expenses exceed $100 for badges, ribbons, trophies, and judges. Citizens of Junction are asked to assist those in charge, noting the event saves contestants and function children.
Austin lobbyists and Gov. O'Daniel push a constitutional sales tax amid opposition from natural resource and ad valorem groups. Aimed to pass through the House, then Senate, with a conference fix, the plan would place pension funding on taxpayers and lock it in the constitution amid heavy lobbying and political pressure.
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