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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
4
Officers listed: A D Motley as president WW YP Riley as vice president Oren C Reid as vice president Coke R Stevenson as secretary Matt B Bailey as manager. Watered in the Post Office at Junction as second class main matter.
A column reflects on civic pride, business discipline, and the role of editors in reporting local happenings. It urges readers to consult hometown papers for trade leads, highlights the value of advertising, and praises the healthy ambition of a progressive town while noting the variety of people and resources that keep a city dynamic.
The author argues Allies meddling in Russia erodes trust, aiding Bolshevism and German influence. He cites German Prussianization, Prussian officers in the Soviet Army, and hidden pacts with Germany and Japan. He warns of Siberia under foreign control, and that a flawed Paris peace leaves Europe at risk if Russia drifts toward the old regime.
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