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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

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Sheep and Goat Raisers Pass Resolution at Texas Station

A resolution from the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas urges sheep and goat raisers to visit A and M Experimental Station No. 14 near Sonora Sutton County on August 11 and 12 1925. The secretary is instructed to publish the date in the public press and official journal. Felix Watson reports better in Del Rio after rains and improving appetite. Rags wanted at the Eagle office.

Sonora Sutton County Texas Sheep and Goat Raise

Foreclosures Rise on Federal Farm Loans

A summary shows federal and joint stock banks began foreclosure on 2,910 farms in seven years and acquired 852, selling 128 for a net gain of 27065.38. In 1924 alone foreclosures reached 2226 with 423 acquisitions and 118 sales at a net loss of 28731.54, erasing prior profits and creating new losses.

Thurmond urges closer cooperation in marketing wool and mohair

San Angelo Texas George Thurmond Del Rio urged closer cooperation in marketing wool and mohair at the quarterly session of the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas in Ozona He said current low prices are unwarranted by market conditions and urged storage of floodwaters for irrigation and more feed to lessen drought impact He criticized the Fergusons veto of a predatory animal bill intended to help stockmen He outlined the association legislative committee work and noted plans to offer 130 registered Angoras from South Africa at Brady June 28 30 Their sale was delayed from Camp Wood Real County The gathering was hosted by T Albert Kincaid Ozona and included Spur and Women’s clubs entertainment and greetings from County Judge Charles E Davidson Crickett County

San Angelo Texas George Thurmond del Rio Sheep and Thurmond Dreuth Associations Fergusons Brady

Baptist Church Notes No Sunday Service After School Baccalaureate

The church reports no preaching last Sunday due to Brother Kelly illness now nearly recovered. The cause of illness is uncertain with a rumor about his picture on the Eagle front page. Next Sunday morning there is no service after Sunday School for a Baccalaureate Sermon at Schreiner High School Auditorium. Evening service at 8 p.m. as usual conducted by the pastor with invitation to strangers.

Kelly Eagle Schreiner High School

More Good Rains Brighten Texas Hill Country

A Thursday rain boosted Junction and eastern Llano County totals. Town measured 1.75 inches with higher amounts toward South Llano and Cedar Creek where Cedar Creek rose six to eight feet. Farmers busy as rain resumes growth. grass rapid but not tall enough for cattle. Sheep doing well. weeds and brush filling forage. Weather favorable for planting.

Junction Here Llano Kerrville London Cedar Creek

P T A elects officers and funds plan for library

The P T A met Monday afternoon May 18 and elected Mrs. W. P. Riley president and Miss Mary G. Willis corresponding secretary and reporter to fill resignations. Effie Roy Blackburn proposed a circulation library to be studied next meeting. Members were urged to continue summer meetings. Rags wanted at the Eagle office.

W. P. Riley Mary G. Willis Effie Roy Blackburn Eagle

Lee B. Miller Dies Veteran Hill Country Salesman

Lee B. Miller, a veteran traveling salesman famed for covering West Texas hills from Fredericksburg to Pleasanton, died suddenly at 401 North San Saba Street. Born October 29, 1856 in Montgomery, Alabama, he worked 45 years with M. Halff & Bro. and later as an auto-era salesman renowned for making friends. Funeral Thursday. J. N. Hodges and G. T. May honorary pallbearers. Thousands from southwest Texas and the Almo City attended.

Lee B. Miller North San Saba Street Miller Montgomery Ala San Antonio Schram M. Halff & Bro West Texas Fredericksburg Kerrville Junction Campbellton Jourdanton Pleasanton Stockdale San Antonio Express Hill Country J. N. Stodges Schreiner-Hodges Co The Eagle Mr. Hodges J. N. Hodges G. T. May Hodges Texas Almo City

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