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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
2
A London tribute to genuine friendship contrasts it with deceit. It cites Washington and Arnold to explore trust, loyalty, and the value of steadfast friends through hardship and daily kindness. Local notes mention weather, travel, and a column booster for London territory.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad celebrated its 100th anniversary with a grand exposition titled The Fair of the Iron Horse. It traced rail history from Indian pack passages to early locomotives and highlighted the du Pont family's industrial influence and Pierre S. du Pont's leadership. The exhibit featured milestones from Fulton, Morse, Drake, Edison, and Lindbergh, ending with reflections on industry’s role in civilization.
A United States District Court execution issued in 1927 directs a public auction of Roy Blackburn’s lands in Kimble County Texas. The sale covers multiple tracts totaling over 31,000 acres, with detailed abstracts and heirs listed, to be held at the Kimble County courthouse on the first Tuesday of December 1927 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Scott C. White, A. S. Marshal, and J. E. Bacon, Deputy.
Red Cross nurses served in two major disasters last year, the Florida hurricane and Mississippi flood. About 850 nurses worked in Florida with 100 volunteers in initial days, and roughly 200 assisted in the Mississippi valley flood. The enrolled reserve exceeds 45,000, serving in hospitals and private practice and constituting the Army and Navy nurse corps reserve in war. The Eleventh Annual Recall runs November 11 to 24, inviting public alignment with the Red Cross.
A message urges readers to skip baking and place pie and pastry orders by phone, directing them to call the grocer for arrangements. The note emphasizes convenience and suggests reducing kitchen activity.
Observers note a new trend as married women appear younger in short dresses, prompting truancy officers to investigate why these individuals are not attending school.
A historical note states that silver forks formerly reserved for the highest classes began to be more widely used in England during a later era, reflecting changing social customs and dining practices.
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