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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
5
Local items report Mrs. John Smart visiting relatives, Keaton family returning to Sabinal for the school year, and workers John Munn and Lee Lowry starting at Hamer Co. Also dated notes on Miss Mareda Hickerman guest of Miss Bernice Sutton, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hirsch, and the Ollie Fleming family moving near Telegraph for school opening. Residents attend institutes, church events, and banking moves with several travel and visit details.
The Junction Eagle seeks a boy with a fair education eager to learn the printing trade. Promising opportunity awaits a diligent learner. If you are not willing to work, do not apply as there is no time to waste.
Kindergarten 1 to begin at the sender's home on Monday September 17, offering morning classes from 9 to 11 30 daily except Saturdays. Tuition set at 5 dollars per month. Notices invite interested parents to enroll. The Junction Eagle.
Advertisement for boys knee pants in sizes 8 to 18 priced at 1.65 1.85 2.25 and up. Solid colors and stripes advertised as extra good quality. Alex J. Hamer Co.
Three years ago Ben Hagel moved to a farm judged unfit for labor. At the fair his family’s steady effort produced an exhibit worth the admission price. The Radio Post urges Kimble County to value farming, inviting more households to follow this example and invest in their land.
J A Stell of Wilson Texas offers 190 acres of plains land 35 miles west of Clovis New Mexico and 4000 in first lien notes in trade for sheep on leased land or a small ranch with some assumption of a small amount.
Person offers a Ford for purchase and notes the vehicle runs well. The contact shows Clifford Hamer as the point of sale.
Expressions of gratitude for kindness during illness and after death of husband and father. The Murr family thanks friends for support and prays God’s blessings on them.
Rudolph Probst announces sale of GoodJohnson grass hay at 30 cents per bale at his place eight miles south of town. Sale details specify location and price in a concise classified notice style.
Raymond James advertises that school opens Monday September 10 and offers a full range of school supplies at the Model Shop.
Notice to contractors invites sealed proposals for state road and bridge construction in Kimble County Texas. Bids due October 12 1923 at 10 am in Junction with guaranteed bond and plan access through the County Judge and State Highway Department offices.
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