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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1926

Page

8

Bridge Party in Honor of Mrs. S. L. Chamberlain

Mrs. E. Holekamp hosted a Friday afternoon bridge gathering at her home to honor her daughter Mrs. S. L. Chamberlain of Galveston. A white and lavender color scheme decorated the event. Prizes for high scores went to Mesdames Stevenson, Sayers Farmer, Watt Turner, Pierce Hoggett and Miss Tottie Martin. Mrs. Nancy Patterson received a consolation trophy as the guest of honor was given an ivory tray. Ice cream and cake were served to four tables of players.

E. Holekamp S. L. Chamberlain Galveston Whit and Ivender C. R. Stevenon Sayers Farmer Watt Turner Pierce Hoggett Tottie Martin Nancy Patterson

Everybody is going to be interested

An extraordinary announcement will be made by the Hamer Store next week watch for it. Uncle John Kouitz presented The Eagle force with roasting ears from his farm south of town. This June corn is planted after the first of June and will mature well. When you think of cleaning pressing altering or repairing think of Boyett's Quick Service Tailor Shop. Help Wanted Male Producing salesman to represent us in Kimble and surrounding counties selling monuments on a commission basis. Southwest Granite Co. Inc. Fredericksburg Texas. Baptist ladies quarterly birthday party for orphans at Mrs Williams home Tuesday September 28th 5 to 6 Bring an offering if you haven't a gift. For sale on account of wife's health property including two residences and three business houses in Junction. Poultry wanted at Bissett's Meat Market.

John Kouitz Eagle Force Kimble Southwest Granite Co., Inc Fredericksburg Texas Junction

Card of Thanks and Methodist Conference Notice

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support in a run off for Treasurer and goodwill toward opponents. A Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Church in Junction is announced for Saturday at 3 p.m. Presiding Elder R. E. Draper will preach at the Methodist Church Saturday night and Sunday morning. pastor will preach Sunday evening.

Methodist Church In Junction R. E. Draper Methodist Church

Cakes and household goods advertised in local notice

The note details cake recipes for Golden Sponge Maple Nut and Pecan Cakes with precise steps and ingredients. It also mentions an Art Square, baby buggy, and other household goods for sale, referencing H. G. Perry for inquires.

H. G. Perry

Former Kimble Woman Dies in Parker Canyon

Mrs. Mary A. Jones, a former Kimble County resident, died August 12 1926 at her home in Parker Canyon Arizona. Born 1857 in Arkansas she had lived in Bandera County and Kimble with husband J I Jones. Five children survived with three daughters and two sons. daughters preceded her. The Joneses moved from Kimble to New Mexico then Arizona where they resided for years. She was a sister to F A Weaver and S B Weaver of London and Mack Weaver of Rocksprings. Remains laid to rest in Patagonia Arizona cemetery.

Mary A. Jones Kimble County Parker Canyon Arizona Jim Ike Jones Arkansas Bandera Texas J. I. Jones

Getting to Letterfrack Misleading Directions

A humorous anecdote from New Outlook contrasts an English traveler’s confusion with an Irish peat cutter’s winding directions. The peat cutter concludes that if he were the one to go to Letterfrack, he would not start from that spot, highlighting the impracticality of routes and the humor in local navigation.

Connemara Letterfrack

Hot Lead Experiment Report

A hand can be dipped into molten lead at 400 degrees above boiling water if not held too long. Moisture aids safety as the vapor around the hand provides protection.

Seed Care Governs Sugar Beet Mother Seed Stations

Seed requires care all commercial seed used in sugar beet cultivation for sugar is grown from mother seed carefully propagated year after year at seed producing stations under control of scientists trained in this special branch of the work.

Rivers Divide States In The United States

The Missouri river in South Dakota Columbia in Oregon Snake in Idaho Rio Grande in New Mexico Platte in Nebraska Arkansas river in Arkansas Missouri river in Missouri Des Moines in Iowa and Red river in Louisiana run completely through their states dividing them.

Missouri River South Dakota Columbia Oregon Snake Idaho Rio Grande New Mexico Platte Nebraska Arkansas River Arkansas Missouri Des Moines Iowa Red River Louisiana

Wild Indians Passing There Are No Wild Tribes Today

A historical note explains that there are no wild tribes in North America though some Amazon forest peoples remain less civilized. The statement contrasts regional differences in civilization and references South American tribes as examples.

North America South America Amazon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamer Boyett Wwe A. L. Bartley Bissett Order of the Eastern Star Junction City Masonic Hall Alice Mae Loeffler Emma Mae Miller Western Newspaper Union Warren Hilton Prioring Weil Hambone McClure Rivers Divide Junction State Bank Junction Cattle Loan Company Jifi W. P. Riley C. T. Holekamp E. E. Bolt H. O. Denman Ford California Chevrolet Dodge Overland Star Kansas Fords Essex Shawnee County Junction Hardware CO Loeffler Motor Co
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