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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
8
The Philip R Park laboratory in Chicago receives $10 000 for West Texas bitter weed research to determine its deadly properties and livestock poisoning. Judge J A Whitten calls the project pivotal for ranching as samples are sent for analysis and an antidote could save vast ranching profits.
The Junction Eagle prints Senator E M Davis announcing his bid for another term. Davis, a Brownwood resident and former County Judge, outlines his career and calls for reduced government spending, broader public school support, and a statewide vocational training system. He urges simplification of agencies, fewer boards, and continued equalization funding, with emphasis on rural and urban educational opportunities.
A judicial and political candidate slate outlines support for Social Security reform, Old Age Assistance expansion, and a broad soil conservation program. Emphasizes need-based aid, tax considerations, and opposition to nonrevenue property as a basis for benefits. Highlights past conservation bills and support for cattle and sheep raisers groups.
Miss Charlotte Heyman and Mr. Fred Johnson of Chicago wed last Friday in Raymondville. The bride, known as Miss Heyman here, recently earned a BA and MA from the University of Texas and led the English department at a local junior college. The couple’s families gathered for a surprise shower and farewell hosted by Mrs. Elynor Craft.
Farmers who do not plan to plant cotton in 1938 may sign a waiver releasing their acreage for redistribution by the State committee. Signing does not abandon permanent cotton allotments, but could raise general allotment and potential payments. County Agents office available for forms.
A speaker describes sponsoring bills for water and irrigation projects in Central and Upper Colorado areas. They claim active efforts in Coleman county, urging vigilance for Central Colorado River Authority interests, and pledge continued untiring service despite financial limitations.
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