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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1926

Page

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London Man recalls early days in Kimbue

London resident L. M. Walton recalls settlement times in the Llano River area after 1873. He worked for Mann and Nash, describes cattle drives to San Saba, brand checks, and barter payments. Indian raids in 1874 hurt the outfit, prompting a move to Red Creek and later Taft connections.

London Kimbue Eagle E. R. Borden L. M. Walton Walton Llano Old Mann and Nash Raleigh Gentry Gentry Creek J. A. Browning Gentry Place Mr. Gentry John ‘Oy Joy Branch Se“ovia Rance Moore Johnson Fork Creed Taylor Dug Knox Noxville Mann and Nash San Saba Old Peg Leg Mann Nash Felix Mann Mr. Walton Red Creek Hugh Wilson Taft Wilson L. C. Outfit

Hatchery Crappie Stocked and Catfish Trials Planned

One hundred five more large breeder crappie were brought from Heart O' the Hills Hatchery and placed in Scudder Hole above town. Superintendent Mr. French visited to take back catfish caught by S. O. Durst and others. He plans to test artificial propagation of catfish, though past U.S. Bureau of Hatcheries experiments show limited success in ponds compared to bass and crappie.

Heart O’ the Hills Scudder Hole French S. O. Durst U. S. Bureau of Hatcheries

Mental tests for children and their purposes

Wesley Peacock surveys school mental testing as standard practice in cities. He explains roles of psychiatrist welfare worker and physician in assessing a child's health home life and intellect. The piece notes Binet's early work and aims to place pupils in appropriate classes to leverage talent.

Wesley Peacock Binet

Father of President Is Buried on Hillside in Plymouth

Col John C Coolidge father of the President was laid to rest Saturday in a snow covered Plymouth Vermont cemetery. The service was starkly simple with a small Episcopal rite. Presidential family state officials and friends attended. The burial followed in the farmhouse parlor and the family later traveled by sleigh to Woodstock for the presidential train to Washington.

Plymouth John C. Coolidge Col. Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Episcopal Church John Vermont Adolphus Andrews Dallas Sears Bilings

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