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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

4

Tennis challenge from Junction to Kerrville sparks chatter

Chas Johnston reports Junction aims to prove athletic edge by challenging Kerrville in tennis. The piece recalls Kerrville’s broad athletic record and mocks a local craze called gollluf while noting how times and newspaper economics have changed from simple printers to modern equipment, salaries, and revenue realities.

Chas. Johnston Junction Mr. Johnston Junctionites Kerrville

Is an Editor Poor Humor Repeats in Papers

An old “editor poverty” joke circulates in country papers. A newborns’ birth earns the physician $20 while the editor gets nothing as the family is sent off. At christening the minister is paid $10 and the editor nothing. The tale continues with the editor’s later writings and the bride’s reception.

Westinghouse head foresees Texas industrial growth

G E Tripp, chairman of Westinghouse, told a Dallas joint meeting Texas will undergo unprecedented industrial expansion. He predicted faster growth than older centers, more capital, and balanced state development in agriculture and industry due to proximity to raw materials and widespread power access. He noted transportation remains a handicap but foresees rail and river developments unlocking energy from Llano rivers to power wool and mohair manufacture.

Dallas Texas G. E. Tripp Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Dallas Chamber of Commerce Dallas Electric Club Fnally United States Llano

Texas Wool Industry Hopes for Local Mills Growth

The speaker argues against shipping wool and mohair to Boston for cleaning and processing, noting the high freight costs and profit in shipping. They urge developing domestic textile production in Texas, predicting woolen mills will emerge as cotton mills spread statewide amid rising capital.

United States Boston New England Texas

State Fish Hatchery for the Hill Country Nears Assured

The state hatchery for Kerr County appears practically assured after a site purchase here and a Fredericksburg council visit. Chambers of Commerce in other towns also considered the project, with local decision pending as readers learn more. The Hill Country’s appeal to sportsmen and vacationists strengthens hopes for the facility.

Kerr County Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce San Antonio

State Accepts Chamber Proposition, Ads Urge Reading

The state endorses a chamber backed proposition as a public instruction to readers. The message emphasizes the value of reading the advertisements for informed civic action and community guidance.

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Junction Eagle Postoffice Et Junction, Texas Kimble County H. G. Perry Mountain Sun Golluf Marbles Salter Brothers Ben Smith C. E. Salter Washington ASSI PRESS Westinghouse Head Forsees Ayer Physicianea Bayer State Order of the Eastern Star Junction City Masonic Hall Ethel Mudge W. M Allie Mae Loeffler Horace E. Wilson U. S West Side Count House Square E. 0 Lowgren Wiese Brothers Junction Home Laundry Jim Moore Schreiner-Hodges Co. General Merchandise Schreiner-Hodges Co Junction, Texas
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