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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
7
A rousing student letter urges a full turnout to back the Eldorado game and avenge last year’s defeat. The piece calls for a larger twelfth man and includes school pep announcements and upcoming events at Junction High School.
The carnival titled Halloween Jamboree was chosen from student submissions for November 4. The junior class won by 500 votes for their queen candidate, seniors won poster contests and received 600 bonus votes, and freemen earned 250 votes. Poster judges were five grammar teachers led by Mrs Nowers.
The Junction team pledges to play hard after a 13 to 0 defeat by Eldorado, asserting the school and community deserve a strong showing this season. They stress pride, duty to the town, and fighting to prove themselves, whether Eldorado is superior or not.
Local readers discuss superstition and faith as Eldorado prepares to meet Junction for a key district title. Blondy Cross’s calls and fan expectations spark debate on luck versus skill ahead of the October clash. The Junction squad, praised for hard blocking and charging play, aims to upset Eldorado after last year’s setback.
The Junction Eagles defeated Franklin Junior High 76 in a tense game decided by Max after Adams sparked a key play. Notes praise Adams and the defensive effort, with references to local students and school activities surrounding the win.
An archival note reports Texas operating nine fish hatcheries producing about one million fingerlings annually for distribution. The record cites Texas among top warm water fish producers, with historical costs and outputs discussed, highlighting state efforts in aquaculture and related farming education.
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