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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

4

Kimble County Exudes Prosperity Amid Drought Relief

Kimble County shines with good wool and mohair prospects this fall and a strong pecan crop. Livestock are fat, residents prosper, and the county’s income resources are steady despite drought elsewhere in the state. Judge Lattimore and wife from Austin and Mrs Emma New of Lockhart visited the Heyman home before returning home. Attending Miss Katherine Braley’s funeral were Emmeline and Marguerite Ray, Mrs. Irvin Jarvis and son, Joe Ray of Menard, Mrs. Pete Lindsay, and West Smith of Mason.

Kimble Kimble County Judge Lattimore Austin Emma New Lockhart J. A. Heyman Lattimore Katherine Braley Emmeline Marguerite Ray Irvin Jarvis Joe Ray Menard Pete Lindsay West Smith Mason

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The Braley family expresses sincere thanks to friends for loving kindness during the illness and death of their daughter and sister. They remember the thoughtful acts and floral offering with appreciation and wish blessings on those who cared for them. J. D. Braley, wife and children.

J. D. Braley

Kindling the Hearth Fires benefit play postponed in Segovia

Rain delayed Segovia school benefit play shown as Kindling the Hearth Fires by a local troupe. The event moved to Saturday night September 12 to raise funds for the Segovia school. Dr. Fred Burt and Mrs. Burt were in San Antonio earlier in the week. Cardwell reports cattle shipments and market prices from Kansas and Texas, with about 350 head slated for winter deployment at the Cardwell ranch on the Divide.

Segovia School Fred Burt F. M. Burt San Antonio O. W. Cardwell Kansas City Flint Hills Kansas Cardwell Patterson & Rieck Gonsales W. H. Cardwell Marfa Camp Wood

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