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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
3
Guidance states wash exposed skin with hot water and laundry soap to remove the toxic oil after contact. It emphasizes immediate cleansing to reduce irritation and spreading, followed by monitoring for rash or swelling and seeking medical advice if symptoms worsen.
Hogs 1,000 head active with light receipts. butcher hogs and pigs steady to strong. top $9.75 for 180 250 lb butchers. Cattle 600 head, calves 1,700. demand very active, prices steady to strong. grass calves mostly 5.50 to 6.25, some $7.00 to $7.50. Sheep and goats light, plain Angora goats $2.50, not enough sheep to establish a market.
The 30-day special session nears end with no significant measures aside from fireworks from the Governor and Senator Holbrook. It appears the $15,000,000 tax plan may fail to pass. Alex Hamer and Bill Hamer were business visitors in Brownwood on Tuesday.
The Jones family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their thoughtful attention, kind expressions, beautiful flowers, and deeds of kindness during their wife and mother's illness and passing. May God’s blessings fall on all who helped during this sad hour. P. C. Jones and family.
Six weeks tests this week as London schools continue earnest work. London PTA met October 15 at Community Hall. membership contest won by Mrs. Frank Mueller over Mrs. Alta Weaver. Program by Miss La Rue’s pupils stressed fire safety. Supt. Wheeler spoke. association to buy a storage battery and hold a Halloween carnival. Baseball results: town boys beat school boys 19 to 5 in a warming up game. Assembly program by the commercial geography class praised. Monday sessions open to visitors. Rain Saturday night welcomed. thoughts cite public schools as the nation’s hope.
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