Open Season Doves and Licenses Urged by Game Warden
With hunting season opening, Game Warden O Durst asks hunters and landowners to enforce game laws and obtain licenses. He notes a record of all game killed on leased land, outlines license costs, and lists open seasons, bag limits, and prohibited takes. The notice stresses cooperation and safe, legal hunting across Kimble, Menard, Schleicher, Sutton, and Edwards counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Durst
Kimble
Menard
Schleicher
Sutton
Edwards
Durst
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Sporting Goods Department
Chas. Schreinery Co
Junction Hardware Company
Junction Chamber of Commerce
Ben F. Simon
Roosevelt
Amnon and Sans
London
Turkey
Water Carnival At Price's Camp Draws Big Crowd
A large out of town crowd attended the Water Carnival at Price's Camp swimming pool Tuesday. The event, staged by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church and directed by Mrs. John Hawkins, featured high dives and water stunts by participants including Dick Boone and Louis Domingues. Gate and food receipts totaled 559 dollars for the Presley Chartnam building fund. A complimentary Sunday show will follow. Mrs. R J Motley advertises improvements at the Hodges Hotel with interior redecorations and plans for additional rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Presbyterian Church
John Hawkins
Louis Domingues
Kerrville
Linden
Finotiiis
Hambone's Meditations: A Boy's Job Chance
A slang flavored column notes a boy's chance at a job and how self reliance wins if given a fair shot. It contrasts effort with doubt and emphasizes perseverance over luck in getting work.
Honor Roll Includes Local Names And Visitor From London
John Goodman visited the Eagle office Monday while traveling from his farm near London. He moved to this county in 1891 from Bosque county and recently attended an old settlers reunion near Clifton. At 82, he remains active and healthy, younger than many peers and his 62 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Goodman
London
Eagle
Mr. Goodman
Bosque County
Clifton
Ays
District Chamber of Commerce at Llano meeting
H O Tatum district manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce spoke in Junction to promote a district convention to be held at Llano on Friday September 10. He urged local business men to attend, promising an interesting program for area business interests. A number of local business men planned to travel Thursday afternoon or Friday morning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Tatum
West Texas
Public School Opening Set For September 13
Sept Cowles repeats that the local public school opens Monday September 13 with a 9 am assembly in the auditorium. There will be no formal opening. Attendance is invited for short exercises. The age rule changes this year. children must be six by Sept 1 to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Episcopal Church notesSunday services at Trinity Church 11 a m
The Rev Frederick W Jones will preach on the Beatitude Blessed are they who hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be filled The public is invited E V Sellers reported heavy rains along the Abilene route with good rains in the west and northwest county some places two inches others only showers recent days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frederick W. Jones
E. V. Sellers
Abilene
Fall Term District Court Opens Monday
Hon J H McLean and District Attorney F H Hammond arrived from Llano and Burnett to open the fall term of the 33rd Judicial District Court. Grand Jury selected with 12 members. One indictment filed by Thursday against Juan Gonzales for criminal assault. Omega Wagoner granted a divorce and child custody. State vs Worley in Coleman County heard Wednesday morning. First week jurors excused until the case is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLean
F. H. Hammond
Llano
Burnett
J. Virgil Davis
Methodist Church
Chris Schraub
Foreman
A. L. Mudge
Felix Watson
Clay Holland
FE. R. Brown
Seth Whetstone
L. G. Kirkpatrick
W. L. Bierschwab
H. F. Grobe
Nath Walker
Ernest Amnon
Roscoe Stevenson
Juan Gonzales
Omega Wagoner
Worley
Coleman County
Junction Boys Sign Up For Howard Payne Football
Brownwood Sept 7 Junctions squad reports for opening day practice at Howard Payne College under Coaches Amis and Cheaney with Captain Caldwell. Thirty five players listed including Whisky Pete Jobes Murr Hodges Bill Wright Vic Urban and Dennis Wallace as rookies begin training and camping on Joy Creek ahead of games after the 13th. Miss Lois Pippin, visitor from Washington, plans return home after singing for the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Junction
Howard Payne College
Dad Amis
Joe Bailey Cheaney
Horace Caldwell
Shelby ‘Whisky
Pete” Jobes
Murr Hodges
Bill Wright
Vic” Urban
Texas
Dennis Wallace
Amis
W. G. Moos Ranch
Joy Creek
Howard Blackburn
Ned Maddox
Gay Munn
Frank Hubbell
Marvin Taylor
Dillard Motley
Orville Taylor
Don Neal
Clarence Deckert
Bill Foley
Joe Goodman
Albert Becker
Perry Deckert
Robert Davis
Jack King
Lois Pippin
Washington
H. Pippin
Methodist Church
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Game Warden
Hunter
R. J. Motley
Hodges Hotel
Hambone
Vy McClure
Austin Durst
Brownsville
Chas. L. Bishop
Cleo
G. R. Ragland
Hoy Smith
J. A. Browning
A. N. Wood
M. C .Hall
Quality Market
Seaton D. Prentice
San Antonio
R. L. Gibson
Hunt
John Fritz
J. E. Deats
Telegraph
Guy Munn
Alpine
District Chamber OF Commerce
Episcopal Church Notes
In&t
Fou
Cherriss
Cun Amundsen Cr
Hey Slim
Junction Boys
Howard Payne
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