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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
3
A reflective piece questions civilization’s decline after World War I as nations build air fleets and U boats, devising destructive engines amid hopes for lasting peace. It warns of renewed global conflict and the danger of greed driving violence.
A reflective opinion piece argues that townsfolk and leaders should stop vilifying rivals. It warns a mind focused on others' faults harms itself and calls for recognizing both good and bad in people. Public discourse should avoid loud personal attacks and seek cleaner civic conduct.
C G Race, proprietor, offers daily rates of $2.40 with special weekly or monthly options. The accommodation promises a homelike atmosphere.
A speaker argues for purchasing War Savings Stamps citing personal benefit and future security, noting a skeptical neighbor with limited means yet urging self saving beyond wartime needs.
Public warned to stay off Ivy pasture lands. Trespassing, gathering pecans, trapping or hunting prohibited. Notice signed by G R Ivy.
Notice warns hunting or trespassing in the pasture is forbidden. The statement is issued by Mrs. W. W. Allen & Co. and asserts enforcement of the prohibition.
The notice warns that hunting or trespassing of any kind is strictly forbidden on all lands owned by E. O. Bode & Sons.
Advertises Martin's Screw Worm Killer to kill screw worms and protect wounds and livestock. Claims guaranteed satisfaction or money back through dealers.
The Mayo Studios Kodak Dept at 10842 West Broadway Brownwood promotes finishing services including free enlargements from films and a 16x20 Honor Roll souvenir photo of the Great World War. They advertise film development at 10 cents per roll and prints at 1 dollar and up, inviting customers to mail a roll for information.
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