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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
6
A compact civic booster note urges every resident to speak kindly about others and seek the good in associates. It frames constructive talk as essential to Junction’s prosperity and citizenship, condemning those who fail to contribute and promising the Eagle’s support for community betterment.
A compact notice notes Waaver See Gen CD availability in Texas for those seeking a good head of household connection and guidance services.
Dallas May 21 the Farm Boys Special plans a trip for 150 Texas boys aboard the Mayflower the president official yacht during the first three weeks of August if manager Walton Peteet secures use of the yacht. Regardless the trip includes Mount Vernon Arlington views and visits to the Congressional Library Smithsonian Institution and other national capital points.
Police reserves battled thousands of shoppers when 11 000 pounds of sugar went on sale at 18 cents a pound in San Diego May 23.Neighborhood buyers paid 26 cents elsewhere while the Federal price committee learned the sugar cost 16 cents and ordered 18 cent pricing leading to a hectic scene.
An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with reports of seven large rats and 18 chicks lost to rats, sold by Hawkins Drug Store and Junction Hardware Co. The Eagle newspaper also notes J. W. Ragland’s candidacy for Kimble County Tax Assessor, pending Democratic primary on July 24 1920.
N. T. Stubbs of Johnson City announces re election bid for District Judge of the 33rd Judicial District. candidacy to run in the Democratic primaries on July 24, 1920, subject to primary action.
For District Attorney. Geo. E. Christian of Blanco announces his candidacy for District Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party to be held July 24.
County voters hear Weaver H. Baker is a candidate for Judge of Enible County subject to Democratic Primaries on July 24. Baker campaigns on experience and public service to lead the county court.
The Eagle supports R Skaggs for re election to District and County Clerk of Kimble County subject to Democratic Primary action to be held July 24 1920.
D. D. Turk Kindrick announces his bid for District and County Clerk of Kimble County in the Democratic primaries to be held July 24, 1920. He seeks the office at the November election, urging voters to support his qualifications.
T. J. Meredith announces candidacy for the office of Tax Assessor of Kimble County subject to Democratic Primary action. The campaign kicks off with the primary set for July 24, 1920.
C. G. Race announces candidacy for Tax Assessor of Kimble County, pledging service and tax oversight. A. O. Lawler also declares for Tax Assessor, signaling a competitive county race and future campaigns.
W. W. Taylor announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff and Tax Collector of Maries. The election is set for July 24. Taylor seeks to lead the department and oversee tax collection duties.
Oscar Latta announces his bid for re election to the combined offices of Sheriff and Tax Collector in Kimble County. He emphasizes public safety and efficient tax collection as key goals for a second term.
The Eagles authorize Frank Patterson for sheriff and tax collector of Kimble County subject to Democratic Primary action on July 24 1920.
For Treasurer A Browning runs for re-election to Kimble County Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
For Commissioner Pecinct and L Wright seeks re election to the office of Commissioner of Precinct No 1 in Kimble County. The notice supports the incumbent’s campaign and outlines the precinct boundary and election context.
Roy R. King announces his candidacy for the office of Commissioner of Precinct No. 4. The announcement signals a campaign entry aimed at governing the precinct and addressing local issues.
Commissioner Precinct 3 candidate G. R. Ivy announces his bid for the office in Kimble County subject to the primaries to be held July 24. Ivy runs as a contender for the Republican ticket and aims to address county concerns in the upcoming election.
A formal trespass warning blocks hunting or entry on the W. H. Wilson pasture north of Junction. D. S. Stone signs the notice. A separate line offers daily Junction to Menard express service and handling of trusted business.
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