Local and Personal News Highlights
Mrs. Sam Joseph of Lockhart and Mrs. Phillip Joseph from San Antonio visit the Joseph home for several days. L. A. Taylor and wife traveled to San Antonio last Friday and returned Sunday with a new Nash car for J. A. Heyman, Nash agent for the area. Heyman sold his Maxwell to the Taylor Garage upon buying the Nash.
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L. A. Taylor
San Antonio
Nash
J. A. Heyman
Taylor
Mr. Heyman
Maxwell
Money to Lend on Ranch and Farm Lands
Brown Bros in San Angelo advertises money to lend on ranch and farm lands. Neal Coleman and wife spent several days visiting friends this week and have since moved to San Antonio.
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Brown Bros
San Angelo
Tex
Neal Coleman
San Antonio
Ranehar
Srown Toos
Land Purchases Near Devil's River River News Report
Will C Eubank formerly of Wichita Falls Texas now in North Llano buys two land sections from Mrs Mina Thiers and Otto Thiers at seven fifty per acre with no improvements. He recently bought river adjoining land from Alfred Schweining at ten dollars per acre, better improved land on the river.
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Will C. Eubank
Wichita Falls
Texas
North
Llano
Mina _ Thiers
Otto Thiers
Mr. Eubanks
Alfred Schweining
Devil’s River News
Misses Dorris and Willie Right in Menard Wednesday
Misses Dorris and Willie Right were seen in Menard on Wednesday. The brief item notes their appearance in the town for a routine social stop.
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Dorris
Willie Right
Menard Wedneday
Borglum to Carve Confederate Head on Stone Mountain
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum begins preliminary work on Stone Mountain Georgia face carving. The mount, eight miles around at base and nearly eight hundred feet high, will take about five years to complete the memorial of a Confederate officer.
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Borglum
Best water safety and farm land loans noted
A health notice warns best to boil drinking water and reduce flies with lime and traps. It laments dysentery risks from humidity and flies. Included are local social notes on travel, visitors, and residents visiting San Antonio and other towns, with brief mentions of college attendance and fishing trips.
Editor Roland Bush visits Junction on business
Roland Bush, editor of the Comanche Chief, spent Wednesday as a business visitor in Junction and returned to Comanche Wednesday night.
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Roland Bush
Junction
Comanche
Hog ads seek stocker hogs from eighty pounds up
J L Ragland and Mrs Less Taylor with daughter Annie were in Kerrville Thursday. Also advertised Lightning Screw Worm Killer and Screw Fly Chaser at Heyman Drug Company.ow-ing to missing punctuation.
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J. L. Ragland
Heyman Drug Company
O-Tfe
Tfe
Delivery boy injured by sausage mill accident
Ralph Collier, a Ragland Brothers Market delivery boy, nearly lost a finger when his left hand was drawn into a motor driven sausage mill. He cut the current, freed himself, and received medical care. the finger was broken but he recovered with little injury.
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Ralph Collier
Ragland Brothers Market
Acond
Stafford Thomas Spends Days in Junction Ranch Work
Stafford Thomas, a ranch worker near Sonora, spent Monday and Tuesday in Junction handling tasks and errands related to ranch duties.
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Stafford Thomas
Sonora
Junction
Davis and Gaines Visit Boerne on Fishing Trip
W. G. Davis editor of the Boerne Star and author Fabra joined Bill Gaines of Boerne for a fishing and camping trip this week and paid a fraternal call during their stay.
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W. G. Davis
Fabra
Bill Gaines
Boerne
Mr. Davis
The
Boerne Star
Kansas City Banker Spent Week Touring Junction and Rock Springs
L. C. Smith a Kansas City banker spent most of the week in Junction and Rock Springs joking about financial interests in the area.
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L. C. Smith
Kansas City
Junction
Rock Springs
Durst family moves to Kansas City after Dallas visit
Mrs. Leon H. Durst and baby traveled with Mrs. Vaughn to their new Kansas City home after weeks visiting J. S. Durst and N. C. Patterson homes. Patterson’s sister Mrs. Vaughn now links both families as they adjust to transfers and new beginnings. Judge Stevenson split time between Rock Springs and local business matters. Reid Brothers sold 306 wool ewe lambs to Roy Williams at eight dollars each.
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Leon H. Durst
Vaughn
Kansas City
J. S. Durt
N. C
Reid Brothers
Roy Williams
Mayfield Brother Returns Home From Sanitarium Visit
R H Mayfield, recently at a San Antonio sanitarium for several weeks, returned Monday and is much improved. He expects to resume work at Junction Hardware Company in a few days. His brother M K Mayfield of Karnes City accompanied him and will stay several days.
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Felton
Mattie Wrigh
Howard Payne College
J. Wright
Menard
N. Hodges
Ardmore
T. F. Gross
Lindsey
Oklahoma
Conrad Hollekamp
Fred Mudge
Tottie Martinnd
Dorothy Mudge
San Antonio
Mudge
Alamo City
R. H. Mayfield
Mr. Mayfield
Junction Hardware Company
M. K. Mayfield
R. H
Karnes City
Will Nance Presents Fox Skin Rug In Window Exhibition
Taxidermist Will Nance has created a rug from the dressed skins of 28 foxes and placed it in the Junction Hardware Company window for public viewing. The piece, outside his normal line of work, is praised as a very beautiful work of art.
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Will Nance
Junction Hardware Company
Nance
Lee Jr. Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Hardin
Lee Jr. was born on Sunday May 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hardin. The mother and baby are reported doing fine.
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Lee Jr
Mrs
Lee Hardin
J. D. Smith and Wife Visit Junction Thursday
J. D. Smith and his wife and Mrs. George Stengle were visitors in Junction on Thursday, stopping briefly to see local friends and take in daytime activity.
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J. D. Smith
George Stengle
Junction
Burial of Dave Goben’s infant in San Antonio area
Jesse Smith and wife and Barney Smith attended the burial of the infant son of Dave Goben and wife. The Smith boys reside in San Antonio.
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Jesse Smith
Barney Smith
Dave Goben
Smith Boys
San Antono
Barbecue Hats at Hawkins Shop Event
Hawkins Shop offers barbecue hats in a June sale with prices 1.00 1.50 and 2.00 dollars. Shop details imply a promotional event or sale item listing.
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Hawkins Shop
Mrs Leverkuhn Under Local Anesthetic Operation
Mrs Leverkuhn had her tonsils removed on Thursday using only a local anaesthetic. Dr McMahon performed the operation.
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Leverkuhn
McMahon
New Drapery and Fabrics Arrive at The Model Shop
English voile and dimity batistes in 45 inch width available in crepe silks pokadot and blue bird designs. Wash satin shown in white and flesh at 86 inches wide priced at 1.25 per yard. Mrs Vara James.
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Dimity
Vara James
Dave Goben Returns to San Antonio for Goods Move
Dave Goben traveled to San Antonio this week to bring his household goods to function and plans to move back here next week after working in a vulcanizing shop.
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Dave Goben
San Antonio
Dave
Dallas visitor Miss Lucy Keezee at Cowsert ranch
Miss Lucy Keezee of Dallas visits sister Mrs. Gully Cowsert at the Cowsert ranch on North Llano. She spent the summer here last year.
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Lucy Keezee
Dallas
Mrs
Gully Cowsert
Cowsert
North
Llano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Joseph
Lockhart
Phillip Joseph
Joseph Home
DR. Stone
Councy Trewlth Officer
Herford
A. M. Reese
London
Stephen & Durst
Riley Opera House
Alex J. Hamer
J. F. Gardner
T. J. Cooper
San Antonio Paper Company
Airline
Coleman
Brownwood
Dearsorn
Henry Ford
International Weekly
Ques
Schreiner-Hodges Co
Junction, Texas
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