Kimble County Prospect, Octopus Piece and Local Notes
A local editorial discusses Kimble County progress and promotes unity to attract visitors, explains printer equipment pride at the Eagle plant, and invites a semicentennial reunion during next year’s fair. It mentions the Octopus article in Holland's Magazine and cites Texas prison reform debates and Representative Irwin.
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Hsawd
Eagle
Kimble County
Bexar County
G. W. Barrington
Holland’s
Texas
Remeies
Official financial statement of Junction State Bank Texas 1925
Official statement of the financial condition of Junction State Bank Junction Texas as of September 28 1925 printed in Junction Eagle October 5 1925. It lists assets including cash on hand loans and discounts real estate and notes, and liabilities with capital stock surplus deposits and bills payable. Signed by President P Riley and Cashier C T Holekamp with notary Stella Martin.
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Texas
Barrington
Junction State Bank
A. Junction
State of Texas
Junction Eagle
Junestom
Panking House
Qiber
Aioe
ER Real Sse
Plini Beeatic
Kimble
W. P. Riles
C. T. Holekamp
P. Riley
Co. T. Holekamp
A. D
Stella Martin
Kimble County
John R. Martin
J. F. Burt
E E Bolt
Castell reader praises Eagle as new readers join
In a subscription note, H Dan Kothmann of Castell compliments the Eagle and praises receiving it. He is uncle to Loeffler brothers of Junction Hardware and brother of E H Rothmann, rancher near London. Joe Ragsdale becomes a new Eagle reader via his father county commissioner J F Ragsdale. Joe attends Rocksprings High School and is a football player who recently injured his arm, likely sidelining him for weeks.
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H. Dan Kothmann
Castell
Kothmann
Loeffler Brothers
Junction Hardware Co
E. H. Rothmann
London
Joe Ragsdale
the Eagle
J. F. Ragsdale
Joe
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Junction Publishing Company
Junction, Texas
Postoffice Et Junction, Texas
H. G. Perry
Junction
Y. K. Irwin
Committee
Goodyears
Loeffler Motor Company
Heyman Drug Store
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