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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
7
Public notice states that funds from the state treasury are appropriated to cover the expenses of publication and election related to constitutional amendments. The notice confirms the text as true and correct.
A joint resolution proposes Article XVI changes to strike Sections 20a through 20e and replace with provisions banning the open saloon, allowing local option votes on liquor, state monopoly powers, and a statewide 1935 election with an $8,000 funding provision. The measure specifies ballot wording, proclamation duties, and publication requirements.
The piece argues for overhaul of tax gathering by the public, criticizes politicians for inaction, notes leaders prefer an old peak of 1929, and cites Texas oil as a rising crop with oil value exceeding cotton by 50 million dollars in 1932.
Texas ranks second to New York as the nation’s greatest export state. Texas leads in raw material exports while New York dominates manufactured goods.
Joe Shinn of Collin County buds pecan trees using five inch rubber strips from discarded inner tubes. The method, applied in May, aims to raise native trees into improved varieties without wax. Extension horticulturist J. F. Rosborough notes higher prices for budded nuts and says budding requires care and patience.
A misattributed fragment notes Deaf Smith captured a desert courier named W. B. Travis before San Jacinto, claiming the saddle bag held a souvenir from the Alamo. The passage disputes truth and hints at revealed lies.
The dime chain racket reached Junction's office two weeks ago and more than doubled stamp sales. Postmaster Tracy reports last week's seven day stamp sales at 299.11 dollars, up 161.44 from the previous year when gale conditions kept sales at 137.67. The scheme began after a Washington ruling declaring the dime chain illegal. Some early participants cashed in while others received money in envelopes. Payouts depend on dimes collected.
The note highlights the Bible’s power to strengthen believers and guide actions. It asserts the Sun of Righteousness, lamp of revelation, and Scripture as core sources of wisdom. The piece ends by praising Sam Houston Marc Anthony and Napoleon Bonaparte as historical figures who seized both army and government in a single clash.
The president pledges actions aimed at increasing individual security and expresses confidence that such measures will stimulate economic recovery.
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