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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
7
Farmers in Texas and four neighboring states embrace trench silos as a low cost method to store ensilage. With about 11 000 silos in Texas, the practice promises long term feed safety by preserving forage quality for years and increasing milk and weight gains from livestock.
A historical page prints candidate names for state senate district 6 Penrose Metcalfe and representative district 86 C H Gilmer plus district judge 112 Joe G Montague and county judge J B Randolph. It lists county and district clerk Ramsey Randolph sheriff assessor collector J C Graham county treasurer Annie Highsmith county attorney Coke R Stevenson Jr commissioners C E Reid R H Spiller Stanley Adams R B Moore justice J W McLendon with precinct numbers 1 3 4.
An unknown author quotes advice to take time for living work thinking playing reading worship friendliness dreaming love courtesy and reading. A cold wax emulsion is developed to keep stored vegetables two or three times longer than unwaxed ones before wilting.
A Commerce Department study of many failed small businesses finds about 23 percent kept no books and only half had adequate systems. Among failed retailers one fifth kept no books and 47 percent kept records in a businesslike way. The report notes lack of inventories and stresses bookkeeping aids decision making and loss prevention.
Dr Geo W Cox state health officer cautions that uncertified oysters pose health risks. Texas requires growers to hold state issued certificates for beds and shipping numbers for shipments. shucking houses need sanitary certificates and employee disease checks.
Visitors from Kimble and surrounding counties have viewed a large crater on the Wilkinson ranch west of Menard after a meteorite fall. The hole measures about 26 feet deep and 35 steps around, with the west side unusually smooth from the impact. Monroe White, the ranch foreman, witnessed the meteorite's fall from the ranch house three miles away.
James Sweeney of New York was convicted and sentenced to life for complicity in a double murder and mail robbery after witnesses identified him. He proved they were mistaken and has been freed. Mickey Cochran's 12 year batting average is 320.
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