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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
2
The article recalls the first Thanksgiving as a health thank offering and praises modern public health gains. It highlights vaccines and immunization reducing smallpox and typhoid, disease control through government effort, and a rise in life expectancy by about fifteen years since 50 years ago.
Pieces of bone from the leg of Albert Tampsett of London were grafted into his spine, effecting a complete recovery from a serious injury. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell McLendon and son were here from Crane Saturday and Sunday.
Hogs receipts about 800 with active early trade and steady to strong, top near 7.75 and some bids to 7.85 for 180 to 250 lb hogs. Cattle and calves drive a large volume with mixed grades. fat cattle steady to fully steady, light calves and cows resilient, with prices showing firmness on shipper demand. Sheep and goats scarce. Angora goats around 2.50 and plain wethers unsold late.
A compact note on Texas ecology claims the state is overrun with grass species. It states Texans struggle to stay off the grass and notes Texas hosts thirteen of the fourteen major American grass tribes among its flora.
Mohair velvet remains the favored auto upholstery fabric in new 1938 models, rising about seven percent from last year. The fabric blends luxury with practicality, offering durability, easy cleaning, and color variety for stylish, long-lasting interiors.
The offering of the Zion Methodist Episcopal Church in Cambridge Maryland was stolen during worship in the sanctuary. Police were alerted and investigations underway as congregants prayed.
The piece traces Texas editorial history from El Mejicano at Nacogdoches in 1813 to The Constitutional Advocate in Brazoria 1833, Advocate of the People’s Rights, Texas Republican in 1834, The Single Star in Brazoria, National Intelligencer in Houston 1839, and New Era in Austin 1846.
The Portland Oregonian quotes the public’s desire for calm and prosperity, asserting the populace seeks peace and fruitful times rather than domination or power. It emphasizes a collective wish for steadiness over political ambition.
Fifty cents per dozen for sales pads offered by the Eagle office.
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