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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
4
Subscription terms list pricing for Kimble and adjoining counties 1.50 elsewhere in Texas 2.00 outside the state 2.50. Obituaries cards of thanks resolutions of respect church or club notices with money consideration will be published only as paid matter at regular rates.
Dallas News reports a rush to adjourn four days before the session end, with eleven bills failing to reach the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House for signature. Governors signature is deemed a formality but unavailable due to timing and delays, highlighting the need for greater diligence to prevent future oversights.
A collection of reflections on government versus private industry, citing C. N. Fay's Too Much Government Too Much Taxation, followed by obituary lines for a man and a sentimental poem about memory and faith, concluding with a Special Sale of Dresses and Coats at The Model Shop offering Silk and Wool Dresses from 10.75 to 25.00 and reduced coats.
Uncle John Miller a long time Junction resident died at his home on October 24 born February 15 1848 in Mississippi came to Texas in 1870 and to Kimble County in 1874 He was a respected pioneer who aided community progress and will be remembered for his kindness and generosity.
Miss Viola Adonis and companions visited Sonora, and Powell's Garage promotes a Saturday special. A 30x34 Red Tube is free with $20 groceries, $1 with $5 groceries, 50c with $10 groceries, or two bits with $15 groceries.
A terse quotation from Shakespeare appears to question the demand for solid evidence in a dispute over alleged wrongdoing. The line underscores the tension between accusation and proof in heated political or personal confrontations.
A young woman about to travel to the Riviera is told by a clerk that her passport file lists her hair as dark rather than fair. The amused traveler asks whether the error will be corrected.
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