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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
7
Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann states funds in the State Treasury will cover the expenses of publication and election for the constitutional amendments. This is declared a true and correct copy.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XVI to strike sections 20a to 20e and authorize the legislature to regulate intoxicating liquors including a possible state monopoly, while retaining local option votes in counties and towns. It calls for a special election on the measure in August 1935 with an $8,000 appropriation for publication and costs.
Henry Ford predicts a future where industry uses little forest or mine resources, drawing most basic materials from annual crop yields. Dr and Mrs J Holt Smith and children drove to Georgetown on Sunday to visit Overby Smith, a Southwestern University student for the past two years.
Cattle prices eased due to fewer quality offerings though activity remained high and receipts were heavy. Best call cattle near 6 50, cows and heavy steers steady, beef bulls up to 4 00, hogs rise to a top of 8 75, sheep poorly tested with no quality offerings, feeder pigs under 100 pounds in demand. Receipts included 239 cattle head, 245 calves, 322 sheep. prices ranged calves 3 75 to 9 25, beef cattle 4 75 to 7 00, hogs 4 00 to 8 75, sheep 2 50 to 6 00, goats 1 50 to 2 25.
Mr and Mrs A W Brown ing and daughter Margaret Helen visited Austin for two days last Thursday and Friday. Peerless Biblegrams promote Bible portraits and messages for everyday life highlighting scripture power and the reward of hidden word in Christ.
Jimmie Allred, seven year old son of Governor James V Allred, swapped the brass nameplates on two Texas portraits in the executive mansion. Visitors admired what they thought were General Houston and Stephen F. Austin, unaware of the mix up. The boy told his father and the governor ordered the plates corrected.
Advertises strong trade in values for used cars and trucks at Loeffler Motor Co with a notable 52 cent figure. Promises good deals and invites customers to see the showroom.
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