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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
3
Last week discusses shifting livestock and poultry from a subsistence feed to a productive payroll. Treat farm animals as machines and labor, needing proper feed, timing, and balance to turn feed into saleable eggs and milk. Emphasizes finishing efficiency, turkey market timing, and profits tied to feed use and bird size.
In thanks for support during illness and death the McLendon and Stevenson families express deep gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and deeds. Edger McLendon, Coke Stevenson Sr and Jr with family, visit events noted. Other relatives visit San Angelo and San Antonio, and Mary Gene Martin recovers. Ruth Stevenson visits Loma Bell Jarvis.
London School News notes Armistice Day observances and twenty years since the war ending. It includes student football attendance, 4H club plans, relocations of families, and upcoming PT A meetings while urging steadfast effort.
Dr Geo W Cox notes a modest September rise in scarlet fever cases with larger increases in October and early November. Early signs include fever and sore throat. incubation is two to six days. Isolating symptomatic individuals and prompt reporting are urged. convalescent serum may help prevent complications. Also discusses life spans of plants and animals and quotes on fear.
Hogs receipts about 600 with active demand and prices up to 10 to 20 cents. Top hog price 7.70 for good to choice 175 to 250 pounds. Cattle receipts 1,300 with 2,500 calves and liberal supplies. most classes active and steady to slightly weaker on stocker calves. Good slaughter calves steady, plain calves weaker, cows steady to fair, best prices for top butcher cows around 5.00. Sheep and goats firm with wethers 3.00 to 3.50, stocker lambs 3.25, Angora goats 1.25 to 2.00. Personal notes: Mrs CE Sisler visited Baylor student Loree. Mrs Willie Ragland ill. Rex Baker weekend in Junction.
Mrs Barfield underwent a serious operation at San Antonio hospital and has been ill for weeks. Wes Barfield visited her Sunday. She stayed at Kimble Courts briefly before returning to the ranch. Mrs Blackburn returned home after treatment visits in San Antonio with Mrs Barnes. Mr and Mrs Tulless spent the week in San Antonio.
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