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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
2
A wary note warns that offers to invest on the ground floor from well meaning friends can backfire leaving the recipient with little value. The speaker cautions against misplaced trust and urges careful assessment before committing capital or time.
Fragmentary text notes cultivation ideas from Alligator hunters claiming beasts are harmless while keeping mouths closed. Quoted lines reference sun and nature and mention O. S. Marden.
August total of 673 predatory animals caught by government trappers includes 560 Coyotes 74 Wolves and 39 Bobcats. Report by C R Landon San Antonio district agent for Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission noting cooperative work with A and M College Livestock Sanitary Commission and Texas Predatory Animal Control Association.
Texas leads the nation in spinach production with over six million bushels in 1996 valued at 1.8 million dollars. Crystal City calls itself spinach capital of the world with three Popeye statues and a nearby 3,000 acre farm. Spinach also grows in the lower Rio Grande Valley and around Corpus Christi. Goldenrod pollen is blamed for hay fever despite being sticky. For Sale Cheap two residences in City Limits apply at Eagle office.
State Health Officer Geo W Cox urges parents of children ages six months to ten years to immunize now. In the first ten months of 1937 Texas reported 1 635 diphtheria cases, up from prior years, underscoring the need for vaccination. Cox stresses early immunization, noting near absence of reaction and near absolute protection, with Schick testing about six months later if needed. He calls on parents and the Health Department to eliminate the disease. The piece also notes Wyoming has many willow varieties and over 3 000 fern species.
A two state agricultural meeting to discuss recommendations for the Congress special session on farm legislation will be held in Dallas October 25 at 7 p.m. in the Jefferson Hotel. Farmers and businesspeople in farming and allied industries are invited to attend. announced by H. G. Duckworth, county supervisor, Farm Security Administration.
The following marriages licenses were issued by County Clerk Ramsey Randolph during October Lester Smith and Miss Gerald Ruff Henry W Eppler and Miss Lorene Petty Alton Tomlinson and Miss Bobby Stratton Leroy Wood and Miss Osie Cummins Jack Gamble and Miss Ella Mae Sutler John Coffey and Miss Lella Bessent IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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