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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
2
Editorial discusses tax inequities where mortgage holders own farm equity and farmers pay similar taxes. It cites North Carolina shift to state road funding, convict labor use on highways, and rural school funding reforms. Virginia under Byrd credited with saving farmers over 3.5 million annually on road costs.
Texas wool producers show a improved outlook after a record low price. A smaller 1932 clip, cooperative sales, and higher prices in spring lift expectations. Domestic demand, rising top prices, and a tariff shield strengthen Texas growers amid uncertain general business conditions.
A compact list emphasizing time value, perseverance, diligence, simplicity, character, kindness, exemplary influence, duty, economy, patience, talent growth, and the joy of creating new ideas. Each item underscores practical ethics and personal development.
Producers are in a position to profit from prices not only on this season's clip but from their holdings of earlier production.
Two Buddhist monks from a remote Ceylon monastery arrived in London to establish a temple and prove their immunity to venom by demonstration. Rahul Sankrityana, the taller monk, has a palm leaf manuscript eight centuries old from Lhasa and can read and write multiple languages.
A plaintiff sues an electric specialty company alleging a range would not heat on the upper surface. She states she relied on the defendant's representations and placed a bathtub in the kitchen near the range. Emerging from the tub she touched soap on the floor, sat on the range, and claims she was branded H-47.
The Baptist pastor from Junction, Rev. Neal Greer, will preach at Segovia old school house Sunday at 3 30 PM. All are invited. The rest of the text delivers aphorisms on gossip and dreams and parenting drawbacks.
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