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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
7
The Baker Cowsert Moore pasture north of Junction is posted against hunting or trespass with prosecution for violators. Also for sale or lease is 1000 acres of farm and ranch land with 500 head sheep, 40 Hereford cattle, and 5 horses. Contact J B Randolph in Junction, Texas for details. Read Eagle advertisements.
A column by J Ogden Armour explains dependable men as those who think for themselves, seek advice, act with initiative, and communicate honestly. Such reliability earns trust, reduces risk for employers, and accelerates opportunity. Being dependable makes one a preferred performer and promoter.
Secretary Weeks discussed keeping American troops on the Mexican border noting gradual reductions already made and that future cuts depend on circumstances. He highlighted the higher cost of border garrisons versus other regions and cited a fort in New Mexico and another in the Big Bend area of Texas as examples under consideration.
The article notes a government discussion on permanent border presence and wartime fortifications. One proposal favors withdrawing most troops to mirror a Canada style arrangement, but Weeks believes the timing for such a pact has not yet come.
Advertises purchase of several hundred pounds of good grade fancy pecans. Seeks small sacks with each kind in separate sack. Contact H. G. Perry at The Eagle Office.
A Llano based $500,000 corporation is formed to develop a gold and platinum mine five miles from Llano. The idle mine has faced financial troubles but will be revived under the Llano Gold and Rare Metal Co with a fifty ton plant and rich outcroppings. There are about 220 acres of mineral land, and many miners will be employed.
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