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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
6
A long editorial argues fishing demand in the Hill Country has outstripped abundant seasons. It urges stricter laws, protecting spawning bass and catfish, limits on lines and bag sizes, a minnow ban, and licenses. Local notes report community visits, tax duties, and civic notices amid sheep/goat shearing and political updates.
A reader expresses thanks for the Saturday vote in precinct No 3s commissioner race and pledges effort for the whole precinct Hall Snead led a Dallas fishing outing last week noting the class stayed and caught plenty of fish The fishing group included Mrs C C Mowat Mr and Mrs Earl Mowat Bill Ray Mowat Nelson Brown E C Snead Bill Renick Ray Jones Mrs John Blackburn and children Marvin Blackburn were San Antonio visitors Monday
The article lists faculty for high and grammar schools with names and subjects. R. D. Rothmann serves as superintendent science, Edgar Taylor principal mathematics, and coaches including Clayton Hopkins and Gervice Archer. English, social studies, and vocational staff follow along with library, history, English, Spanish, commercial, and home making teachers.
Hogs receipts 800 and cattle receipts 900 with calves 1 100. Market generally active and about steady with some verses of strength in calves and light cows, while hogs show mixed prices across weight classes. Top hogs to 800 dollars for good to choice 175 to 230 pound range. packers sows mostly 6 00 to 6 25. Cattle and calves active with medium calves 6 00 to 7 25, plain calves to 5 00, cows 3 00 to 4 50, bulls 1 00 to 5 00. Sheep 50 goats 200. Market weak overall.
Mrs. French Murphy and son Bob of Nacogdoches visited Mrs. R H Pride and relatives in San Antonio, with Mr and Mrs Wm Goldberg and Reyner Loeitier noted. Mrs Joe Eager Kerrin spent time with her mother Lucy Motley. Mrs Bob Huffman and Mrs Eager of Kerrville stayed with H M McElroy of Eden. Lester Hodges visited San Antonio to see his hospitalized father J N Hodges. Milton Young and Betty Young visited San Antonio as Powell and Young attended a United Motors service meeting.
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