Tiny Antlers topple Junction Eagles 27 0 in Friday game
Kerrville’s Tiny Antlers defeated Junction Eagles 27 to 0, ending their undefeated run. Coleman, a 145 pound halfback for Kerrville, scored three times and dominated as Junction struggled with blocking. McKay and McKay led the Eagles in effort with limited support as Kerrville built a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Eagles
Kerrville
Coleman
Junction
Trapp
McKay
Baugh
Whitworth
Coffey
Eagles
Fleet Coleman
Troy
Junction Club
Schleicher County
Local liquor violators arrested in Kimble County
Sheriff S. O. Durst and Deputy Sheriff R. E. McKay arrested W C Grice and J F Judkins Monday in Kimble County. Grice faced liquor for sale charges while Judkins was charged with transportation. About 30 pints were found. They are held in Kimble County Jail after Durst returned from the State Fair of Texas in Dallas Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. Durst
Deuuty
R. E. McKay
W C. Grice
J. F. Judkins
Kimble County
Grice
Judkins
Durst
Dallas
Texas
Italian Rye Provides Attractive Winter Lawns
County Agent R E Homan says the best West Texas lawns use Italian Rye Grass seeded broadcast into bermuda or other grasses to stay green through winter and spring. As temperatures rise, bermuda gradually replaces rye, keeping a pleasant lawn year round. Some shady areas can grow rye year round, and imported Italian Rye grass seed is available at cost, ten pounds enough for a normal lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas
R. E. Homan
Bermuda
Homann
Deferred Grazing Practice Expires October 15
Ranchmen in Kimble County under the Range Conservation program are told that October 15 marks the expiration of the deferred grazing practice. Secretary RE Homann reports 20 223 acres were deferred in the past five months with excellent results from natural reseeding and a strong turf being established. He estimates seed value of deferred acreage at 4.00 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Homann
Kimble County
All-Church Week of Prayer at Junction Baptist Church
An All-Church week of prayer and an offering for state missions will be held at Junction Baptist Church on Wednesday evening October 19. The program includes a theme shedding light on Texas needs with leader Mrs Claude Miller and various speakers, music, and devotional segments. Guests Mr and Mrs J E Greer of Eden were guests of Supt and Mrs R D Kothmann. Kothmann's daughter is Mrs Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Baptist Church
James J. Kellam
Texas
Claude Miller
Kymn
Power
Sam Bowers
W. M. al
B. Faubion
Ladies’ Quartet
Mary Willis
J. C. Reynolds
Our Ministry of Healing
S. B. Kindrick
Dentists Open New Office in Craven Pharmacy Building
Dr Worth Baker formerly of Dallas has opened a dental office in the Craven Pharmacy building. Dr and Mrs Baker have already moved to the new location. His professional card appears in the Professional Directory in this issue of the Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Baker
Dallas
Craven Pharmacy
Army Engineers begin Survey at Kimble Watershed
United States Army Engineers who have been surveying Brady Creek and San Saha watersheds moved units to Junction and Brownwood to survey North South and Main Llano rivers in Kimble county The Brownwood unit will survey the Colorado River and Pecan Bayou J A Cotton leads the Brownwood unit The Junction unit includes FE R Robbins J W Burney G FE Ashworth Earl M Busby Scott Etheridge Harry E Curley G M Parker and H N Westerman Upon completion maps will be sent to the Galveston district office where recommendations will be made to the federal government to curb flood conditions on these streams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Brady Creek
San Saha
Junction
Brownwood
Llano
Kimble County
Colorado River
Pecan Bayou
J. A. Cotton
FE. R. Robbins
J W. Burney
G. FE. Ashworth
Earl M. Busby
Scott Etheridge
Harry E. Curley
G. M. Parker
H. N Westerman
Galveston
Pit Sponsors Denefit 12 And Bridge Party
The Junction Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a benefit party and bridge night on Friday October 14 at 7 30 in the grammar school auditorium. Mrs Frank Cowsert finance chairman says admission is 25 cents to raise funds for the association’s work. All who support the schools are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
sVattesy
Grammar School
Frank Cowsert
H I Taylor Injured When Tree Falls on Him near Rock Springs
H I Taylor was injured Sunday October 2 when a tree fell on him while chopping near his ranch east of Rock Springs. Benny Grubbs felled the tree and Taylor could not escape the lumber. He suffered a dislocated hip but is improving rapidly and will likely be all right soon with a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Taylor
Rock Springs
Benny Grubbs
Mr. Taylor
Fencing on Highway 20 Begins in WPA Project
Work started on a new fourteen mile section linking Highway 27 with the completed Fredericksburg to Harper segment as a WPA project. The route will form a direct all paved link to Austin and Houston, with an eighteen mile straight stretch expected to be finished by next summer.
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Harper
Junction
John S. Munn
Fredericksbug
Fredericksburg
Austin
Houston
Mission Study Class Held by Women’s Missionary Society
Members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church attended the third of four Mission Study Class sessions directed by Mrs Ennis. About 20 women gathered Tuesday at 3:00 PM in the Methodist Church to study "The Church in the City." The final class is scheduled next Tuesday at 3:00 PM at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ennis
School Tax Payments Being Made at Local Office
Tax paying time arrives with residents visiting the Mrs. Frank J. Wilson building as receipts are issued by Miss Katie Wilson. Early payers include Mrs R Waits and others such as Ro Bekert, Mrs FF, Lh Wik, RO Kothmann, Jim Carpenter, Mrs HL Watkins, Martin Willis, Mrs J A Browning, and R J Tomberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Waitsr
Katie Wilson
Ro Bekert
Lh. Wik
RO Kothmann
Jim Carpenter
HL. Watkins
Martin Willis
J. A. Browning
First 1938 tax receipts issued in Kimble County
Mrs. J. A. Browning was the first taxpayer to receive a 1938 tax receipt as collections began October 1. Mrs. R Waits was the second, and Frank Patterson the third. Sheriff S O Durst reported fair collections after 13 days and explained notices cover current taxes. Taxes may be paid October 1, 1938 through January 31, 1939 with half payments due by November 30 and June 30 respectively.
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J. A. Browning
Kimble County
R Waits
Frank Patterson
S. O. Durst
Durst
Texas Pecan Crop Estimated At 27 Million Pounds
Texas pecan production for the current season on October first was forecast at 27 million pounds, down from 76.9 million in 1937 and the ten year average of 61.3 million. Kimble County crops are among the lightest in 21 years due to late frosts along Idanes and tributaries.
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Crop Reporting Board
Texas
Kimble
Eden district I R A meeting elects officers
Nine FRA members and advisor W W Gregory attended the Eden district meeting last Saturday. Officers elected at the business session included HG Wallace as president Caddo Wright Junction as vice president Jim Wright Junction as treasurer Zack Murry Eden as secretary W Jacoby Eden as parliamentarian Kennon Stapp historian Julius Murr Junction as song leader H M McBinnov Eden as advisor. The next regular meeting will be in Junction on December 3 with plans for the annual encampment to be decided. Attendees listed include W W Gregory Jim Wright Caddo Wright Frank Jackson KCowsert James Smith Kennon Stapp B L Smith Charles Bishop Max Munn.
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FRA
W. W. Gregory
Eden
Busiess
Jim Wright
Junction
Zack Murry
W. Jacoby
Kennon
Stapp
Junc Rhon
Julius Murr
H. M. McBinnov
Chyroe Chools
Dot Melvin
Millers
Area T
Frank Jackson
Kennon Stapp
Melvin
Caddo Wright
K Cowsert
James Smith
B. L. Smith
Charles Bishop
Max Munn
Craven Family Returns From San Antonio Visit
Mr and Mrs Cecil Craven and their son Kenneth Hays came back last week from San Antonio where the baby received medical treatment.
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Cecil Craven
Kenneth Hays
San Antonio
Junction Eagles Set for Saturday Clash with Sonora Broncs
Junction Eagles prepare for a Saturday district game against Sonora Broncs following a mixed showing against Kerrville last Friday. Coach Clayton Hopkins and Assistant Coach Ger vice Archer focus on tackling blocking and spirit as Eldorado and Ozona also eye Saturday matchups ahead of the 41 B classic.
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Junction Eagles
Kerrville
Sonora Broncs
Sonora
Eagles
Tivey
Clayton Hopkins
Gervice Archer
Sonora Warones
Eldorado
Sonora Eleven
Menard Yellow Jackets
Menard
Ozona
Big Lake Wildcats
Bulldogs
A and M Grass Specialist Tours Kimble County Pastures
R R Lancaster grass specialist from the A and M College visits Kimble County on a pasture lands and conservation tour. The group inspects crested grasses cedar control silos terraces and deferred pastures at multiple ranches including Wilburn Gardner T F P Leve Paterson Rieck Otto Fisher Howard Kathmann and KR Kathmann.
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R. R. Lancaster
A. and M. College
Kimble County
Wilburn Gardner
T. F. P. Leve
Paterson-Rieck
Otto Fisher
Howard Kathmann
G KR. Kathmann
Mr. Lancaster
Livestock Delivery This Week to Mason Buyers
Jim Carpenter delivers a week of livestock to Mason buyers listing lambs sold to Roy Blackburn 360 W M Cav aness 550 Joe Gardner 130 Sea ton Prentice 301 W B Dixon 367 Roy Murr 200 Tommie Murr 250 Rufus Coney 200 and R T Williamson 200. Clay Maddux reports 264 KE E Bolt lambs sold to Elwood Rothmann and 45 A L Mudge and Son calves to Howard Horn of London. Information on other truck loads not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bode
Grote & Jordan Bros
Mason
Jim Carpenter
Roy Blackburn
W. M. Cavaness
Joe Gardner
Seaton Prentice
W. 8B. Dixon
Roy Murr
Tommie Murr
Rufus Coney
R. T. Williamson
Clay Maddux
KE. E. Bolt Lambs
Elwood Rothmann
A. L. Mudge and Son
Howard Horn
London
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Clouts Junction Eagles
Antlers
Meredith
Dominguez
Hods Barrow Leonard
Jurker Mullins
Collier McDonald
Mullin
Smith McCaffity
Kirkpatrick Maxwell
Taugh Coleman
Whitworth Lane
Coffey Trapp
Wilhelm
J. E. Greer
R. D. Kothmann
Mrs Kothmann
Greer
Army
Pit
Denefit
12” And
Bridge Party
I R.A
HG Wallace
Mola
Caddo Wright Junction
Ozona Lions
Becksprings
Richland Springs
Rocksprings
Eldorado's
Lake View
Big Lake
Wink
Abilene
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