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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
7
An article advocates pasture based hog production using fall litters, self feeders, and open winters. It stresses natural conditions, green pastures, sun, water, and minimal hand feeding to maximize growth and efficiency. Emphasizes protein supplements as needed and mineral mixes, with economical self feeding over traditional troughs.
The London School reports a strong start with 115 enrolled pupils and 64 students in the study hall. A football team will compete this year, aided by coaches Lester Pearl and Fran Goodman. Revenue from an ice cream sale funds equipment, with various student activities and trips noted, including staff and alumni movements.
G W Dickerson aged 93, father of W Dickerson of Roosevelt, died after brief illness at his daughter Mrs Myers home in San Antonio on September 5. His body lay at Mrs Sanderer’s Charco home before burial beside his wife. A Confederate veteran born March 1845 in Jasper county Mississippi, he farmed in Texas and lived with daughters after 1929. Survived by two daughters, two granddaughters Robbie Bell and Nell Sanderer, a son W C Dickerson of Roosevelt, and other relatives. He joined the Church of Christ early and remained a faithful member.
A list of candidates for the State Senate district 35 Penrose Metcalfe for representative district 86 C H Gilmer for district judge 112 Joe G Montague county judge J B Randolph County and District Clerk Ramsey Randolph Sheriff Assessor and Collector a cent for County Treasurer Mrs Annie Highsmith County Attorney Coke R Stevenson Jr Commissioner Precinct No 2 R H Spiller Precinct No 3 Stanley Adams Precinct No 4 R B Moore Justice of the Peace Precinct J W McLendon
Miss Dorothy Norma Spiller, soon Mrs James Ferguson, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Henry Reeve Mrs Fritz Lucken bach Jr Mrs Roger Landers and Mrs John Winslow in the Reeve home at Menard on Sept 12. A float gift basket entered the room while Hazel Spiller and Elizabeth Highsmith performed songs and poems. The decor featured summer flowers and a crystal centerpiece with pink dahlias and roses.
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