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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
5
Classified snippets advertise a Brahman bull for sale with calves and two Black Angus yearlings, plus Brahman calves for roping. Also listed are cleaning, auto repair, paint, ambulance, belts, wrecker service, insurance, furniture upholstery, and mattress work notes with various business names and contact hints.
A long list of candidates and officials is presented with positions including State Senator State Representative District Judge County Judge Sheriff Assessor Collector District and County Clerk County Attorney County Treasurer Justice of the Peace Precinct One Commissioner Precincts Two Three Four. Notable names include Dorsey B Hardeman H Antoine Callan Graham Garland Casbbier Walter Sermons Odie Wright Kennon Stapp Albert Searcy Anna Mae Sheppard Mary Goodall Andrews Ola Taylor Wilder John S Munn Ray Dobbs Guy Munn Marvin Skaggs Asa Murr J A Brewer Alvah Pard Ernest Hardely Allen Gibson A Kinsey Ben Sigal Robert M Neal.
Multiple vehicle and farming items offered for sale by Eden Implement Co Center Point Texas and A L Stewart London Texas. Listings include Ford Ferguson tractors from 1938 to 1947 with prices from 225 to 975 dollars, a 1942 Dodge four wheel drive carrier, McCormickDeering 10 20, and 40 White Leghorn hens at 1 dollar each. Also electric Dr Pepper box and air compressor offered.
Sealed bids for a 20 by 30 foot frame house with metal roof, located south of Reick house on A and M College Adjunct, must be received by J. Allen Myers at Reick house on or before 4 p.m. June 2, 1950, then publicly opened. College may reject all bids.
Notice to contractors for a summer camp building project at Junction Texas for the A and M College. Sealed proposals due June 9 1950 at 2 00 pm with plans from Norton and Mayfield Architect Bryan Texas. One set of plans provided with deposit refundable on return. additional sets $10 each.
Classified brief listing an old squirrel cage air conditioner for sale at 3500 feet cheap with contact Mildred Dunbar or phone 211. Notes a business trip by J. D. Shannon and Norman Cox to San Antonio Wednesday. Also ad for combining, custom breaking and planting, baling and raking by Jack Sykes, phone 849.
Mrs. Belle Wallace of Atlanta credits HADACOL with relief from vitamin B and iron deficiencies and urges friends to try it. She notes a lasting improvement after seven bottles, a money back guarantee, and a trial price of 1.25, claiming no temporary relief and guaranteed satisfaction.
Durst was a preacher who did not take a church salary before becoming county judge and continued preaching to support his family. Wilbur Ray Dunk spoke at the Area XII FFA convention in Austin with Ben Urban and Harold Dunk joining.
Mr and Mrs O'Dell Sanders welcomed a daughter at Brady hospital on Sunday May 21 weighing seven pounds five and a half ounces. The infant was named Linda Darnell.
Mrs Martha Roth went back to Dallas Friday after a long visit with Mrs Vernon Kirkpatrick. She traveled to Junction with Mr and Mrs M H Farbstein who visited Junction and San Antonio.
Mrs. W A Bannowsky, Mrs. Don Reed, and Mrs. Alfred Bannowsky visited Kerrville Tuesday afternoon and spent time with local residents.
Mr and Mrs John Dunham and John Jr arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Annie Highsmith. Mr Dunham returned Sunday while Mrs Dunham and the baby stayed to visit this week.
Paul Urban Jr was dismissed from Fredericksburg hospital last week and returned home. He is convalescing satisfactorily from an appendectomy.
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