Junction Visitors From Rocksprings Name Johnnie Blackburn and Arthur Allen
Johnnie Blackburn and Arthur Allen were visitors to Junction from Rocksprings this week, drawn by local events and community ties.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
2
Johnnie Blackburn and Arthur Allen were visitors to Junction from Rocksprings this week, drawn by local events and community ties.
Construction advances at Heart of the Hills State Fish Hatchery with five ponds completed and excavation underway on five more. New admin building of native stone rises on the hillside under Les French. Right of way work abates friction and expands water capacity while two underground flumes will be rebuilt in reinforced concrete to cross above bedrock. Mountain Sun reports likely parity with旧 route costs.
The letters from Gov Ferguson and James E Ferguson to aides and Forum editor Guy Holcomb reveal plans to assemble voter data across counties for the 1926 race. The correspondence requests poll box listings, per-box tax data, and active Ferguson supporters at a 25-vote ratio, urging quiet handling and local calls in Austin.
A Grapeland Messenger excerpt attributed to ex governor E. W. Hock argues against black mourning in favor of white. It asserts white represents purity, peace, and heavenly dawn, while black signifies night, danger, and despair, urging color as hopeful remembrance.
H G Perry seeks a pasture or hunting rights with deer and turkey. He asks for acres location and lease price. Also listed is.for sale 1000 to 1200 sheep. contact M Huffman for particulars. 23-tfc
Limited time saving on a one year Daily and Sunday subscription for six dollars fifty and four dollars fifty for Daily only. The deal saves two dollars and urges readers to act now.
An old advertisement invites readers to send name and 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine in Des Moines Iowa for a trial package. The offer lists Chamberlain remedies for coughs bronchial throat stomach indigestion gases and skin burns and wounds priced at five cents. The text reflects early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
A brief ad notes phone orders meet needs with prompt deliveries twice daily. C. M. Breeding is listed as manager.
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