Junction Trade Notes and Local Notices From Junction
A mix of local items from Junction includes cattle horn age notes by Luke Brite of Marfa, a county fraud conspiracy case with wolf scalps bounty context, ICC rail construction news from Fredericksburg to Brady, and Eden to San Angelo. Also district court injunctions on old line insurance, stock market mood, Wool prices, and community updates on residents, travel, and Kerrville football crowd planning.
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Luke Brite
Marfa
Mexico
Texas
Washington Dispatch
Gulf and West Texas
Fredericksburg
Brady
Eden
San Angelo
Woodmen
Sulphur Springs to Gain Two New Milk Plants
Announcement that Carnation Milk Co will build a milk condensery in Sulphur Springs and the Southwest Dairy Co will establish a modern milk plant there creates two sizable facilities in Hopkins County. The area has 23,700 milk cows per a recent census, underscoring the business appeal of the location.
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Carnation Milk Co
Sulphur Springs
Southwest Dairy Co
Hopkins County
Senior Epworth League Meeting Recap at Methodist Parsonage
On Wednesday evening November 20 the Senior Epworth League met at the Methodist parsonage with Ramsey Randolph presiding. After studying the League Handbook a social hour followed with games and music and refreshments for a list of attendees including Eleone Newby Katherine Randolph Maxine Wright Vivian Livingston Eleanor Highsmith Dorothy Salter Lela McDonald Olin Jones Rev J Virgil Davis and families from Austin San Antonio.
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Sener Epworth League
Methodist Parsonage
Ramsey Randolph
Eleone Newby
Katherine Randolph
Maxine Wright
Vivian Livingston
Eleanor Highsmith
Dorothy Salter
Lela McDonald
Olin Jones
J. Virgil Davis
Austin
Joe Hill
San Antonio
Ovie Buster
Milton F. Hill
Primary Department Picnic At Schreiner Park
Mrs. Frank Wilson superintendent of Junction Baptist Sunday School primary department hosted a barbecue at Schreiner Park Tuesday afternoon. Assistants included Mesdames Hodges Massey Grossbrenner and Miss Willis along with several visitors. Thirty children were served barbecue bread pickles and cookies. the teachers have guided the group for years.
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Frank Wilson
The
Baptist Sunday School of
Junction
Schreiner Park
Mesdames
A. B. Hodges
Jim Massey
Carl Grossbrenner
Mary Willis
Wilson
Rotary District Governor Elected for 41st District
Dr. Sam G. Thompson of Kerrville has been chosen as District Governor of the 41st Rotary district covering southwest Texas. He succeeds Judge R. L. Bobbitt, recently named Texas Attorney General. Junction Rotarians praise his steady interest and suitability for the role.
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Sam G. Thompson
Kerrville
Rotary
Texas
Thompson
R. L. Bobbitt
State of
Junction
London farmers push new terraced farming methods
The county program notes active London community farmers seeking improved methods. They typically achieve good crops despite light rainfall, and terraced land is seen as a path to higher yields.
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London
Eagl es and Tivy prepare field for tomorrow game
The east side of the field is reserved for Kerrville supporters and Tivy Backers, while Junction fans are asked to stay off that side. Officials are set per Supt. Guy C. Moses. The 2:30 p.m. game date is confirmed with rain insurance of 1000 dollars. Both teams report good condition and coaches seek a dry field.
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Kerrville
Tivy High
All Junction
Guy C. Moses
Junction
Rotary field near high school to host Junction Kerrville game
Rotary project under construction at the high school field will be ready for use for the Junction versus Kerrville football game tomorrow. PTA and Athletic Association donate and match funds totaling 300 dollars. 60 Mr and Mrs J F Horton of Eden enjoy Thanksgiving in Junction as visitors arrive for the championship clash.
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Junction
Troy
P.T. A
the Athletic Association
Mrs. J. F. Horton
Eden
Kerrville
Ford Demonstration Draws Manerd Football Fans
In FIRST COST UPKEEP and PERFORMANCE Ford offers a no cost demonstration at Loeffer Motor Company. Fans from Menard travel to Junction to watch the Junction versus Kerrville game.
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FORD
Loeffer Motor Company
Menard
Junction
Kerville
Junction Backed by Eagles In Afternoon Field Show
Junction will appear on the field this afternoon showing strong support for the Eagles. Texaco Products advertised at 32c Powell Motor Company. Milk deliveries will be omitted at night due to necessary dairy changes, effective December 1. 33c Jetton Dairy, Phone 204.
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Junction
Eagles
Texaco
Powell Motor Company
Presbyterian Services Next Sunday in Episcopal Church
Regular services will be held on December 1 in the Episcopal Church building. Rev. Lange of Kerrville will preach. The public is cordially invited.
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Episcopal Church
Lange of
Kerrville
Box Supper and Dance at Evergreen School
Community event inviting everyone to a box supper and dance on Friday December 6 at Evergreen school. Also includes an advertisement for Goodyear tires and Loeffler Motor Company October sale with savings claims.
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Evergreen School
Goodyear
Loeffler Motor Company
Kerrville Fans Reserved East Side for Junction-Tivy Game
Kerrville supporters allocated the entire east side of the Junction field for the Thanksgiving clash against Tivy. An expected five hundred Kerrville residents will attend in Junction this afternoon to cheer their team.
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Kerrville
Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. G. Co
Gann Grocery Company
J. A. Wallace
Josephine Urban
Junction State Bank
Pete” Johnson
Big Spring
Gibbs Ranch
Johnson
Gibbs
G. W. Farmer
Farmer Ranch
Willie
New York Dispatch
California
Junction Field
Gann Grocery Company É Everybody’s Store
Enior Epworth League
Rotary Club
Jetton Dairy
Presbyterian Services
Temple
Radio
HE Temple
Wahl Bros. & Schraub
Martin Harris
Ore Junction
Borden Ick Company
Swift
Junction Eagles
Junction Cattle Loan Co
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