Mrs. Oscar Shane Dies in San Antonio
Mrs. Oscar Shane of San Antonio died Tuesday evening and was buried there Wednesday. Her sister Mrs. Frank Randolph was with her at death, and Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Randolph and Miss Catherine Randolph attended the funeral. The editor Patricia Patterson notes the school news service gratitude to Junction Eagle for cooperation in printing 1936-37 school news.
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Oscar Shane
San Antonio
Frank Randolph
Ramsey Randolph
Catherine Randolph
Harrell
the Eagle Screams
Junction Eagle
Texas highway aid sought through relief funds
Washington eyes turn to securing federal highway money for Texas under the Cartwright amendment. The effort, backed by the Texas highway commission and farm to market groups, would divert part of the $1.5 million relief fund for road construction through federal and state channels, aiming to add about $9 million for Texas with no extra federal match. Legislature backs the resolution. action expected this week.
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Johnson Fork Creek
Kimble County
State Highway Department
Austin
Texas
Washington
Texas Highway Commission
Good Roads
Sam Ray
Rayburn
Bonham
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Congress
Summer Fire Hazards and Abridged Social Note
Summer fire hazards rise with dry conditions urging property owners to clear grass, dispose trash safely, and inspect furnaces before fall. The piece warns against burning trash in open areas and stresses vigilance for homes and parks. A recent social bridge event at the Roy Baker suburban home honors Little Club members with prizes to Vann Martin and Walter Chadwell among attendees.
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Roy Baker
Surburban
Little Club
Vann Martin
Walter Chadwell
Kaleta ‘Taylor
Roy Spiller
Texas requires odorants in natural gas and butane
Governor Allred signed a law to reduce disaster risk by mandating malodorants in natural gas and in butane tanks. The railroad commission will set odorant standards and oversee enforcement. The bill follows the New London school explosion and passed with large majorities in both houses.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
New London
James V. Allred
Address Change Notice for Eagle Subscribers
Eagle subscribers are urged to notify the publisher of any address changes promptly. New post newspapers and periods must pay postage and ensure delivery. if your address changed, inform the publisher so you do not miss issues.
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Eagle
Post
Texas Car Traffic Boosts State Revenue From Interstate Visitors
Texas officials report 41 240 out-of-state cars crossed borders from June 1936 to March, generating about 31 million miles and $141 186 in gasoline sales plus $43 442 in state taxes. Oklahoma led in visitors with nearly 7 000 cars, followed by California, Louisiana, Illinois and Mississippi. The Centenniel year raised these figures, and the Pan American Exposition is expected to repeat the traffic surge this summer.
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Texas
Highway Department
Oklahoma
California
Louisiana
Ilinois
Mississippi
Texas Wool and Mohair Output Forecast for Spring and Fall
Estimates place Texas spring wool clip at 65,000,000 pounds with up to 10,000,000 more in fall. Mohair production projected at 7,250,000 pounds for spring and about 7,500,000 for fall. Quote from 1834 Arkansas Advocate cited.
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Texas
Albert Pike
Arkansas
Friendship tests age as measure of character bonds
The article reflects on how age tests friendships and praises the noble character of worthy souls. It notes Houston Crow and Lorain Robison leaving for Arkansas then Chicago to attend an electrical school, and mentions Mrs C A Schraub visiting relatives in San Antonio this week.
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Fouth
Houston Crow
Lorain Robison
Arkansas
Chicago
C. A. Schraub
San Antonio
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Monarch Fine Foods
Monarch
Schreiner-Hodges Co
Ramsey
Patricia Patterson
Watkins
A. J Probst
Rural Watkins Dealer
Streeter
Texas Highway Construction
Goa
W. N. Hardeman
Junction
Senators
Janey
Jenny
Hartford
Denman Ins
Agency
Junction, Texas
Peg
Larc
Presh Black
Baby Food
Oxydol
Longhorn
Pat
Chuck
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Junction National Bank
Shine
Schraub’s
C. A. SC ‘Hraub CO
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