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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

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Cotton leaf worm and the boll worm control notes

Entomologist R R Reppert reports cotton leaf worm infestation slower than feared due to dry heat, with regional damage possible. Control methods include dusting with arsenicals via machinery or pole and bag methods, using calcium arsenate or lead arsenate, Paris green mixtures, or liquid sprays. Rates and additives detailed. spraying risks plant damage. pink bollworm size and feeding behavior noted.

Paris Paris Green Texas Taubenhaus College Station

Rainy period boosts county crops and ranges

Across the county persistent cold rains have fallen daily this week. Junction and other areas received showers with a heavy Sunday rain expanding from the Kerr County line east of Secovia to the Sutton County line, helping Telegraph community where over an inch fell and improving range and late crop conditions.

Junction Kerr County Secovia Sutton County

Wiggley’s Drug Store to Open in Junction

Signs on the new building announce Wiggley’s Drug Store named for the Braley family’s son. George Braley and wife plan November opening after buying stock, while George continues managing his furniture business in the interim. The town’s Eagle plant invites fair visitors to tour the modern printing facility. Geneva Duderstadt has accepted a teaching post at the Old Knoxville School this year.

Junction Wiggley’s A. L. Hartley George Braley Wiggley Nick George The Eagle

Hodges Hotel Improves Appearance and Conveniences

Mrs. R J Motley proprietor of the Hodges Hotel south of the Court House is adding improvements. The front staircase is removed the lobby enlarged and new windows added. A lavatory and bath with hot and cold water will be installed adjoining the lobby with a second floor bath converted between two guest rooms. The dining room entrance is doubled in width with French doors. Joe Ramsey handles the work which will enhance the hotel’s appeal and guest convenience.

R. J. Motley Hodges Hotel Court House Joe Ramsey Junction Hotels

Roosevelt Round-Ups and Local Doings in Roosevelt

Rain visited Roosevelt last Sunday and hopes rise for more. Edith Lurber visits Kerrville with family. Mrs. Goodall hosts August reunion for ten children and nineteen grandchildren including Watkins of Brady and Adams near Eldorado. Eastern Star day draws large crowd. Junction visitors attend Masonic lodge. Notables: J. B. Fisher sells cow herd to Jenkins Wooten. Barrett moves to Katemey Mason County for gin business. local crop outlook fair. Wm. Wilson returns to Phillip Joseph store after stint at Big Lake.

Roosevelt Roy Blackburn Junction Masonic Lodge Will Lurber Clarence Taylor Will Taylor

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R. R. Reppert Extension Service Webb Sonora Justice of the Peace Fritz Abilene First National Bank Abilene Bank O.k Gibbs Frank Patterson DeLeon Kimble County Schreiner Park BY A. T Mister Jones White House Swampscott Geneva Duderstadt Noxville J. B. Fisher Jenkins and Wooten Melvin B. B. Reese King Fisher E. H. Rothmann W. W. Barrett Katemey Mason County Wm. Wilson Big Lake Phillip Joseph
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