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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
4
The Eagle will run a multiweek feature on the Bible’s great personages, aiming to inform both familiar readers and newcomers with instructive portraits. Begin reading next week as Fergusons Moody Davidson issues frame political endorsements and tax aims.
An investment I advertised brought a new customer, a first success. The client returned for a second purchase, delivering a dividend of continued business and value. The sequence highlights growth through repeat engagement and earned profits.
A list shows six new subscription renewals including Kerrville Kerrville Segovia and Dallas entries with various names and towns. Also an animal sale ad offers registered high grade Black Top Delaine Merion Rams aged 1 to 3 years with wool, seen until May 20 and priced from 5 to 35 dollars and some 15 dollar grades.
May is described across ancient Roman calendars and Saxon references with different day counts. It notes Memorial Day on May 30 for soldiers, Empire Day in Canada on May 24, and mentions Wiggley’s Drug Store offering graduation gifts.
In the Democratic Primary on July 24, 1926, candidates listed include F. H. Hammond for District Attorney, A. G. Farmer and J. B. Randolph for County Judge, N. R. Skaggs, L. R. Hodges for Clerk roles, Dee Gibbs and J. L. Wright with Carl M. Wolf and T. T. Randle for Sheriff and Tax Collector, J. A. Browning and KE. P. Farr for Treasurer, Joe Bissett for Tax Assessor, Wauldimer Buster Jarvis for reelect, A. B. Hodges and Hilly D. Henderson for Commissioner Precinct 1, Burl Fisher and J. F. Ragsdale for Precinct 2, R. W. Fisher for Precinct 3, and H. W. Bierschwale for Precinct 4.
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