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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
The Texas Highway Department Traffic and Safety Division reports 287 January 1939 accidents, 181 deaths, and 1 218 injuries, all down from January 1938. Many factors noted include daytime prevalence, weather, driver impairment, and common collision types, with warnings on safe driving and lessons from mistakes.
More than two thirds of farm families were reached by county agricultural and home demonstration agents during 1938. The outreach reflects a broad extension effort across local communities, aiding farmers and households with demonstrations and practical guidance.
Subscribers have mailed renewals and new subscriptions for the Eagle magazine. The club rate remains in effect offering four good magazines for one dollar above the Eagle price. Names include J P Ragsdale Roosevelt Route Herbert Simon Junction Marrs McLean San Antonio and many others across Junction Corpus Christi Noxville Menard Harper San Angelo Kerrville and Telegraph.
A dense schedule lists events for Ward School and High School including preliminaries finals and various track and field events for junior and senior boys and girls. It covers sprints hurdles jumps throws and relays with times from morning to late afternoon and ends with a promotional line about advertising.
Fragmentary notice states postage due for notices and demands immediate notification of address change to avoid loss of mail. Mentions post office furnishing notices and the importance of updating address records to ensure delivery.
Miss Agatha Pugh of Gainsville visited Mrs. Homer Livingston and was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ward N. Hardeman. She is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wallace of San Antonio and Miss Aileen Livingston.
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