Automobile Collision on North Llano street injures none
Tuesday afternoon a Ford owned by J. N. Maddux and a Gardner car owned by Claude Couey collided at a turn near Mrs. W. H. Johnson residence. Both drivers misread the other’s intention. no one was seriously hurt. The Coney car carried two of Coney’s sons. The Maddux passenger on the running board suffered only a minor bruise.
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J. N. Maddux
Claude Couey
W. H. Johnson
Mr. Maddux
Llano Street
Coney
Oak Street
N. Llano Street
Maddux
Ford
Cowles Elected Superintendent at OghreinER High School
H B Cowles of East Las Vegas New Mexico was elected superintendent for the coming year by the Junction School Board. He has led Estancia High School for two years and previously taught and led schools in Mason Menard Alpine and Corpus Christi Texas. He will be at New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas in June and July and plans to move in August.
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Junction School Board
H. B. Cowles
East Las Vegas
New Mexico
Cowles
Estancia
Texas
Mason High School
Menard
Alpine
Corpus Christi
State
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Senior class to graduate after nine months of work
Next Friday marks the end of the present school year for the local school with final grading reports promotions and textbook returns. Of the seventeen seniors thirteen will receive diplomas at commencement Monday May 25 in the High School Auditorium.
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Amy Blackburn
Elizabeth Marr
Miss Kelley
Sutton County
Audrey Blackburn
Itasca
Albert Mayfield
Lawrence Urban
Clyde Richardson
Clarence
Buddy) Richardson
Irah Fleming
John Blackburn
Bill Wright
Clara Fritz
Marguerite Wright
Lara B. Taylor
Sallie Blackburn
Verena Lawler
Ruth Beasley
Bearch
Lee J. Corkillee
E. L. Kelley
Buddy Richardson
Vic Urban
Schreiner Institute Awards 10 Scholarships to Junction High
Schreiner Institute selects Junction High School for annually awarding one of its 300 scholarships. School officials and President Delaney emphasize honoring the top graduating student of 1925, aiming to reward superior scholarship and aid in college costs.
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Junction Eagle
State Department of Educaton
Junction High School
Schreiner Institute
Delaney
A Thought for the Week by President Coolidge
A Coolidge reflection argues that America must balance prosperity with moral ideals. Selfishness equals self-destruction, while courage honor and faith sustain progress. The nation should keep its ideals to remain financially and socially sound.
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America
Calvin Coolidge
Honor Roll Subscriptions and Delinquency Notice
The paper thanks new and renewing subscribers and notes several delinquent accounts from one to three months. Expired-time notices were mailed with a stamped reminder, and names of those not renewing may be dropped after this week. Readers may request extension if funds are tight. See Doran, City. Pearl Shipman, City. Sayers Farmer, City. and others listed.
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Doran
City
Pearl Shipman
Former Illinois Governor Lowden on farming reform
The article discusses Frank Lowden's views on agricultural reform and cooperative marketing. It emphasizes farmer controlled markets, annual farmer congresses, balancing agricultural growth with other industries, and achieving coordinated prosperity across sectors. The piece reflects Texas farming conditions and applies Lowden’s ideas locally.
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Frank Lowden
Ill
Illinois
Texas
Gov. Lowden
Hudspeth to Attend Bandera Old Settler's Reunion
Congressman Hudspeth will attend Bandera County Old Settler's Reunion July 3 and 4 and give an address. State Senator Julius Real will also speak. Governor Ferguson was invited but has not yet accepted. The event is billed as a grand occasion. residents should plan to attend.
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Claude Hudspeth
Bandera County
Julius Real
Invitaton
Ferguson
Bandera
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E. L. Kelly
First Baptist
H.b.cowles
Oghreiner High School
A. B. Chapin
Congressman
Hudspeth Coming
Eagle Office
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