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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

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Truck Legislation Dominates New Texas Session

The coming session will wrestle with social security funding and a vast truck program. Governor O'Daniel shapes tax plans while opposition groups push back. Valley Senator Rogers Kelley vows truck regulation to protect freight flows, as a Senate panel seeks state efficiency.

O'Daniel Fort Worth Railroad Commission Oy Supreme Court Rogers Kelley Valley Kelley

Junction Eagles crush Ozona to stay unbeaten in District 418

Junction Eagles remain undefeated after a 45 to 6 victory over Ozona Lions in Crockett county. J L Baugh led with a touchdown set and three more runs, Roy Dale McKay scored twice, and W C Coffey added another. Ozona’s lone score came on a kickoff return in the fourth quarter. Eldorado also won easy, 61 to 0 over Abilene High School B.

Junction Eagles Ted White Ozona Lions Crockett County Eagles Eldorado Lads White Ozona Eagles of Junction Eldorado Lions J. L. Baugh Roy Dale McKay W C. Coffey Smarker Ozona Beecher Montgomery Kirkpatrick Meredith Smith Barrow Cowsett Barker Collier McKay Coffey Whitworth Baugh Bill Whitworth Sonora Broncs Menard

Brownwood Men Purchase Mutton Coats and Goats

Brownwood men report purchases of 200 mixed kids from Le Jetton and 100 mixed kids from DT Whittle via Jim Carpenter, with no prices disclosed. JD Lindsay and W J Cole bought 700 mutton goats from W L Moody II, moved to Brownwood, earlier this week.

Jack Turner le Jetton DT. Whittle Jim Carpenter JD. Lindsay W. J. Cole Brownwood W. L. Moody, II

Enrollment At Junction Schools Reaches New High

Enrollment at Junction Public Schools has risen since the September 5 opening. Total enrollment stands at 690 with 215 in the high school and 475 in grammar. Superintendent Rothmann expects 700 to 725 next month, marking the district’s highest enrollment ever. Gerald Seegle of Corpus Christi visits the Flying Circle Ranch hosted by Ward and (Mrs.) Terrell as they settle into a new ranch home on the Maiti Llano.

Junction Public Schools R. D. Rothmann Rothmann Gerald Seegle Corpus Christi Ward Terrell Flying Circle Ranch Terrell’s Maiti Llano

Junction High School Elects R. A. Officers for New Year

Vocational agriculture boys at Junction High School elect officers for the new year. Officers chosen include Caddo Wright president Frank Jackson vice president Jim Wright treasurer Chas Bishop secretary K Cowsert reporter Howard Ernest Ragedill parliamentarian B L Smith Julius Murr song director Horace Holt Maddux band director. The group plans a strong time project program as classes begin.

Junction High School Caddo Wright Frank Jackson Jim Wright Chas. Bishop K. Cowsert Howard Ernest Ragedill Smith Julius Murr

Junction Eagles Will Meet Tivy Friday Night

The undefeated Junction Eagles face the Tivy Antlers in Kerrville Friday at eight in an exhibition. Coach Clayton Hopkins is optimistic after the season opener and says the Eagles should stay undefeated. Friday marks the first under lights this season. Admission is 25 cents for students and 90 cents for adults, with student tickets available at the high school.

Junction Eagles Kerrville Clayton Hopkins Golden Eagles Fredericksburg Eagles Hopkins

V. A. Boys Plan to Attend Eden District Meeting Saturday

About 25 Junction High School FRA boys will travel to Eden Saturday for a district meeting to plan the Eden district show and elect district officers Overby Smith and Joe Noser attended the Texas L. SU football game in Austin last Saturday.

V. A. Boys Eden Junction High Overby Smith Joe Noser Texas L. SU Austin

Pasture Land Inspection Tour Set For Kimble County

RR Lancaster, pasture specialist from College Station, will tour Kimble County October 13 to inspect pastures and discuss grazing, pasture plants, and management. The morning session opens at eight with cedar control topics, while the afternoon visits cover trenches, silos, and a 400 acre deferred pasture.

RR. Lancaster College Station Kimble County R. E. Homann Homann Lancaster Court Louise Junction Ash Otto Fisher H IL Kothmann G. R. Kothmann Rothmann Ranch

Faculty Club Picnics At Schreiner Park Planned

Members of the Junction Faculty Club will hold a five o clock picnic and program this Thursday at Schreiner Park. Mrs Olney Patterson, president, announces wives and husbands of faculty members and school board members are invited. A special program has been arranged.

Junction Schreiner Park Olney Patterson

Local Robbery Suspects Caught Near Harper

Two men identified as James C. Foye and Chas Edward Mills were arrested near Harper after robbing Highland Chevrolet Company and Granite Service Station early Monday of cash and a gun. They were brought to Junction on Wednesday with nearly identical amounts of money and similar 25 cent and 50 cent pieces, leading officers to believe the spoils were split. One man admitted previous penitentiary terms. fingerprints and investigations continue.

Highland Chevrolet Company Chevrolet Highland Chevroll Company James C. Foye Chas Edward Mills Harper Junction Kerrville Kimble County

Garden Club Planned in Junction to Organize Saturday

All residents in function and adjoining communities are invited to meet at the county courtroom at three o clock Saturday afternoon to organize a garden club. The group aims to promote civic beautification and take advantage of cheap water rates in spring and summer to grow flowers and shrubs in Junction.

Junction

Dates Set For 1939 Hill Country Fair

At a Hill Country Fair association meeting, dates were set for August 9 10 and 11 1939. H J Wright was named secretary, J D Cowsert elected president, Goodall Rothan first vice president, L R Allen second vice president, H E Wright reelected secretary treasurer. The 1938 show profit totaled 705 55 with 1355 cash on hand. Directors voted to use 100 000 of this to reduce debt on the property. A balance of 2100 remains due and is oversubscribed in pledges, Dr Wright said.

H. J. Wright J.D. Cowsert Goodall Rothan L. R. Allen H. E. Wright Wright

250000 Pounds Wool Shipped This Week

The Junction Warehouse Company plans to ship 250000 pounds of wool this week. Manager C. T. Holekamp notes shipments include fall wool and eight months wool with prices around 19 to 23 cents per pound. Trucks have moved the large shipment all week and it will be loaded out today.

Junction Warehouse Company C. T. Holekamp Holekamp

State Fair of Texas Opens In Dallas October 8

The State Fair starts Saturday morning October 8 in Dallas for a 16 day run. The event features a 116 piece Future Farmers of America band, a 125 cast Jubilee Follies, 500 head of livestock on exhibit, free attractions like Bozo the mind reading dog, and extensive farm and ranch displays inviting all Texans to visit. Miss Nora Gilliam travels to San Antonio to visit Miss Faye Wahl attending Draughon’s College.

Texas Dallas Future Farmers of America Bozo

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