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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
4
Subscription terms and publication policies for the Kimble County paper state second class mailing, $1.50 yearly in advance, and that obituaries and notices require payment unless requested, with editor H. G. Perry in charge. It warns against anonymous submissions and promises corrections for any defamatory reflections if reported.
Ozona Stockman reports Ennis wins site for new State Old Folks Home of the I O O F offering 100 acres and $1000 cash. Grand Secretary Vestal says buildings start at once and occupancy by summer. Corsicana home residents to be transferred to Ennis as plans advance. Eagle sells another shipment of Texas Almanacs retailing 50 or 75 cents.
An article fragment describes preparing a poison solution using strychnine and hot water to coat grains such as wheat and maize intended for sparrows. It warns to avoid feeding chickens and notes that The Eagle covers Kimble County.
Obituary recounts Joseph J. Ramsey born February 10 1844 Farmersville Iowa died February 20 1925 at his daughter’s San Antonio home after a sudden heart failure. Survived by wife six children six brothers one sister and aged father. Funeral at San Antonio with Masonic rites followed by burial in Mission Burial Park.
Denis Foster Davis, born July 19, 1886 in McCullough County, Texas, died March 21 after a battle with pneumonia following declining health. He moved to Kimble County with his parents in early life and resided there until his death, leaving a grieving community.
Judges Baker and Blackburn were in Austin on legal business last week. Junction Furniture Co. offered inlaid linoleum patterns at 1.85 per yard. J. C. Ray visited Dallas with wife and daughter Miss Emmaline. Mrs. Ray remained for medical examination. For sale a complete well drilling outfit, relatively new, will take part cash and part trade. See J. N. Maddox & Son. 47-4tc
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