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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1938

Page

2

County Correspondence Highlights Local Social Notes

London locals share family visits and hometown tales including A S Adams on the sick list, Mrs. Homer Bowers visiting from Fort Worth, Lola V. coming home, and several families traveling to San Antonio. The column praises Mrs. Max Hahn for a splendid garden, laments flood-relief spending, and urges self-reliant water projects over government aid.

Guyton Lewis A. S. Adams Homer Bowers Fort Worth Guy Cummins Lola V Tom Amberson R. T J. W Henley J. R Walter Hardesty G. Wardesty Larrie Waine Lavelle Russell LaVelle Junction Bell Howard Horn National Treasury U. S. Treasury Emma Hahn

Community Chatter from Cleo Clippings in Menard and Junction

Local notes mention residents visiting relatives at First Baptist Church in Menard and Church of Christ in Junction. Jetty and Allen Bishop travel between Segovia and nearby ranches. Families, medical exams in San Antonio, lamb sales, and ranch visits fill the week.

Clevans Grover Landers Jean First Baptist Church Menard Allen Bishop C. L. Bannowsky Church of Christ In Junction J. C. Baylor Ft. Worth Guss Bannowsky Jean Landers Jim Cannon Chester Bannowsky M. Stockard Segovia Robertson Charlie Marr Ft. McKavitt Richard Coleman San Antonio Thomas Alfred Wood Clarence Bannowsky Alfred W. A. Bannowsky Tommy Joe Watson Alfred Bannowsky Iter

Private Interlude of Hollywood and Local News Echoes

A collage notes Minnie Maxwell of Corpus Christi and Bear Creek is seriously ill after a hip fracture. Joe Berry of Warner Bros searches Texas for 5000 authentic long horn steers but finds only 200. Sonja Henie era skating draws crowds as Hollywood theaters empty. J D Braley completes a concrete low water bridge across the North Llano near Copperas.

Minnie Maxwell Corpus Christi Bear Creek Azou Joe Berry Warner Bros Texas Hollywood Theaers Sonja Henie J.D. Braley North Llano Copperas Prentices S. P. Bennett Oscar Weaver

Political Announcements and Odd Anecdotes

A list of political candidate announcements shows officers for district judge county clerk sheriff treasurer and commissioners with names including J B Randolph Ramsey Randolph C E Graham and Annie Highsmith. A Chicago wife files for divorce citing long wait and a fourflusher husband. Scottish shepherds claim sheep respond to dark colored dogs over white ones.

Joe G. Montague J. B. Randolph Ramsey Randolph J.C. Graham

Rules for Living Promotes Day and Night Driving Tips

The article lists daytime driving guidance such as speed judgment, lane discipline, signaling, safe following distance, avoiding alcohol, and railroad crossing caution. At night extra caution is advised with headlights and reduced night driving. It also notes W. Carwell visiting from Georgetown and local folk: Casey, Fleming, Edfe, Flatt, and travel details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

London Stan, Fale Ter Cleo Mrs Drake Coleman Kerrville, Texas Service The Menard National Annie Highsmith Coke R. Stevenson, Jr C. BE. Reid Stanley Adams R. B. Moore Justice of the Peace J. W. McLendon Bessie Smolen Chicago W. Carwell Georgetown R. G. Casey Ed Fe J. S. Fleming Brady Mrs. A.D. Flatt Junction FE Abstract Company Kimble County West Texas Livestock Motor Lines A. Pleming Waterton West Texas Utilities Company West Texas Utilities 2 Company
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