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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1923

Page

2

Dallas Turkey Prices Slip on Weak Demand

In Dallas on November 17 buyers for dressers pay 20 cents a pound live weight, down from 24 to 25 cents earlier this week. Large turkey movements statewide pressured markets while dressed carrot shipments rise by freight and express shipments are expected next week. Hens fetch 12 to 13 cents a pound, the season’s lowest level.

Dallas Express

New Irrigation Pro Ject on Colorado River

Ballinger Ledger reports a new irrigation project to survey the Colorado River below Ballinger. Charles E Reich of the USGS will head a preliminary survey with Holman C West and Robert S Maxwell. It aligns with Texas water conservation plans and state dam site programs.

Colorado River Ballinger Ballinger Ledger Colorado Concho the Ledger Charles E. Reich United States Geological Survey of Washington, D. C Holman C. West Robert S. Maxwell State Board of Water Engineers of Texas

Two Record Days for Turkeys in Brady

Brady Sentinel reports Monday and Tuesday as banner turkey days in Brady. Turkeys were double decked in many vehicles and loads awaited unloading. The town is becoming a major turkey market with fair prices and strong profits for producers.

Brady Sentinel Brady

Humorous Exchanges and War Time Anecdotes

A collection of light anecdotes and quips from newspapers and magazines. Jokes involve a camel with fleas a student’s plural answers and a tobacco shop misunderstanding. A World War I era humor item features a misidentification of a general by a black soldier.

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