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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
3
A collage of humor bits and small town notes. Jokes about romance with a banker’s daughter, a pharmacist, traffic court quips, and a sad divorce from truth. Local social items include Mothers Day at Eight Mile school and area visits with names of residents. Weather and prophetic musings close the column.
The Junction Eagle lists subscribers who renewed or joined in the past month. Names span Junction and surrounding towns including Henry Land John Swanson J E Deats James Prentice J A Miller Clarence Hyde Mrs Fletcher Marshall H C Stapp Dea Graves W F Hagood Mrs H D Taylor Mrs Herry Pfefferling August Simon T P Porter Wes Smith R A Neal Miss Mary Willis Lee Doran Frank Patterson Chas Ramsey C E Reid Wm R McKee Guy Munn Annie Highsmith Mrs E E Bolt Mrs L D Borden R T Slaughter Dr J E Weideman Joe Bissett N C Patterson Ramsey Randolph John Taylor Mrs J D Pepper Geo Pepper Mrs H O Denman W W Leamons Frank Bissett Jim Carpenter S W Kennemer W C Bradshaw Will Graham J M Livingston John L Phillips B B Reese Mrs W W Allen Miss Austin Durst A G Farmer Mrs W W Parker Jess Coffey Harper.
Eight Mile Community attendees at the May Fete in Junction enjoyed a fine time last Saturday. Marshall Alexander returned from a business trip.
Headaches caused by constipation disappear after one Adlerika dose. The remedy claims to cleanse all poisons from both bowels, improve sleep, and end nervousness.
Bear Creek Study Club observed Wild Flower Day on April 24 with exhibits from the Bear Creek and Spiller Schools. Mrs. Allen Bishop led the program featuring two wild fern species, decorative shrubs, and more than twenty-five wild flowers. The lecture covered plant legends and landscaping uses, and noted Nancy Rickey Ranson of Dallas and her book Texas Wild Flower Legends.
State Health Officer Dr John W Brown argues overwork is often blamed unfairly for illness. He says normal or above average work does little harm and that invective factors like impure air illogical diets auto intoxication worry and insufficient sleep are the true culprits behind health decline.
The text argues that enervating habits weaken work and urges a balanced health program. It stresses fresh air, regular exercise, limited stimulants, adequate sleep, and moderate eating as essential duties to respect the body.
Heavy supplies of slaughter cattle failed to push prices on the San Antonio market. Best calves brought about 6.50 to 7.00 dollars, most at 6.00 and down. Bulls active at 38.75 to 44.25 dollars, hogs steady near 8 dollars for choice weights, feeder pigs 4.00 to 5.00, sheep supplies light with a fair test noted.
Market reports show cattle receipts at 803 head with calves and yearlings ranging up to 9.25 for top grades. Hogs at 49 head command 5 to 8 dollars, with lambs at 5 to 6 dollars and fat muttons around 2.5 to 3.25. Goats sold from 1.50 to 1.75 per unit as buyers noted limited quality.
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