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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1949

Page

3

Know Your Grass Know Your Grass series first feature

This article explains the importance of grasses for soil stabilization and range management, noting 1100 to 1200 grass species in the United States and about 550 in Texas. It discusses palatability, seasonal changes in forage, and the need to maintain a diverse mix of grasses for year round palatability, urging readers to contact Soil Conservation Service staff in Kimble County. The piece closes with an unrelated fact comparing the Rock of Gibraltar to the Empire State Building.

United States Texas Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District Dge

Baptist W M U Holds Tuesday Afternoon Meet

Mrs Blake Brown hosted circle three of the Baptist Church W M U on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Joe Perry led the devotional and spoke on Christ is the Answer to Atheistic Communism. Others present were Mrs Harold Wood, Mrs H B Maples, Mrs Harley Maples, Mrs Lee Hooker, Mrs Cecil Woodard and Miss Ruth Hodges. Mr and Mrs Cecil Woodard vacationed in San Antonio. Phil Stapp, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Stapp, was discharged from Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital and returned to the ranch after head injuries from a prior truck fall.

Blake Brown W. M. U. of the Baptist Church Joe Perry Mmes Harold Wood H. B. Maples Harley Maples Lee Hooker Cecil Woodard Ruth Hodges Phil Stapp Chester Stapp Sid Peterson

Card of Thanks for Mrs. S. B. Kindrick bereavement

The Family of Mrs. S. B. Kindrick expresses heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy, comforting words, and deeds shown during our recent bereavement. Your kindness will be cherished by us.

S. B. Kindrick

Wrights and Richardsons Attend A. and M. Villanova Game

Mr and Mrs Preston Wright and Mr and Mrs O L Richardson Jr spent Saturday and Sunday in College Station where they saw the A and M and Villanova football game.

Preston Wright O. L. Richardson, Jr College Station Villanova

Lindsay family Sunday visit in Mason

Mr and Mrs Walter Lindsay and granddaughter Becky Wright spent Sunday in Mason visiting relatives and sightseeing.

Walter Lindsay Becky Wright Mason

Lions win first game in new stadium 26 to 0

Coaches Bob Short Frank Hub bell and Carl Short with Harlan Ford James Hubbell Vernon Jones and J D Shannon watched the Ozowa Lions defeat the Big Lake Owls 26 to 0 in the team’s inaugural win at the new stadium Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Nolan Gilliam spent last week on a vacation trip visiting points across Arkansas.

Bob Short Frank Hubbell Carl Short Harlan Ford James Hubbell Vernon Jones J. D. Shannon Ozowa Lions Big Lake Owls Lion Nolan Gilliam Arkansas

Bru-Cox Water Conditioners Boost Life of Water Systems

We know Bru-Cox water conditioners lengthen the life of water systems and raise softener capacity. They prevent red water and lime scale, control corrosion and rust, and cost so little. See them at the H. B. Warren Plumbing & Heating Company.

Bru - Cox H. B. Warren Plumbing & Heating Company

Kitchen Party Highlights Electric Cookery Program

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bode hosted a kitchen party at their Noxville home to showcase electrical ranges. The event, the first of its kind, promotes cooperative support for electric appliances and offers help to members purchasing ranges. Attendees included local families and relatives, with mentions of nearby visits and a wedding in Junction. Lee Roy Jr. was born Sept 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Nixon, weighing eight pounds. Grandparents named Cunningham and Dock Nixon.

R. E. Bode Noxville Fordtra Johnston General Electric Coperative, Inc Evelyn Honig Kimble Electric Cooperative Henig Gilbert Anneregg W. E. Fletcher Kenneth Parker Chester Kirk Fordtran Johnston Tom Jones Donnie Bode Buzzy Parker Lee Roy Nixon Lee Roy, Jr Bill Cunningham Dock Nixon

Mitchell McLendon and Daughter Visit San Antonio

Mitchell McLendon and his daughter Monna spent Sunday visiting in San Antonio, enjoying city sights and local hospitality.

Burt Harriss wedding guests and local visits noted

Mr and Mrs Carl Wright of Rocksprings attended the Burt Harriss wedding Sunday. Mrs John Dagen and John L Dagen left after a short visit with relatives in McCamey. Mrs Gussie Watson and daughter Janis visited Mrs Mitchell McLendon and infant Marsha Gay in San Antonio. Mr P E Tomberlin and wife of El Paso visit his parents. Alice Anne Patterson and Beverly Jordan left for Southwest Texas State College at San Marcos to register for fall term. Alice Anne also attended summer school at Sam Houston.

Set Andrew Burt Fort Sam Houston Junction Burt-Harriss Charles Bradford el Paso Texas Burt- Harriss John Richardson Carl Wright John Dagen John L. Dagen McCamey Mrs. Dagen John L New Mexico Gussie Watson Janis Mitchell McLendon Marsha Gay San Antonio Alice Anne Patterson Beverly Jordan San Marcos Southwest Texas State College Southwestern University Alice Anne Sam Houston State Teacher's College

Bennett Kindrick Family Moves Home From Gatesville

Mr and Mrs Bennett Kindrick and their sons Freddie and Roy departed Sunday afternoon for their home in Gatesville.

Mrs. Bennett Kindrick Freddie and Roy Gatesville

Cat Whiskers as Delicate Sense Organs

A cat uses its whiskers as sensitive guiding organs to navigate surroundings and judge gaps in the environment. These tactile hairs help detect nearby objects, aid balance, and assist in detecting prey or obstacles in low light.

Sailing East From Bos Harler Points to Spain

A historical note states that sailing due east from Bos Harler would reach Spain first. The line implies a general navigational direction rather than a specific voyage or date, highlighting a maritime reference to geographic orientation.

Bos* Harler Spain

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Rock of Gibraltar Empire State Building Baptist W. M. U Mrs. Cecil Woodard H. B. Warren George Pearl London R. F. Cannon Monna P. E Cotton) Tomberlin Mr. Tomberlin Gene Tomberlin Hei OG Seiberling Ud Tire Barker Bros Tod Savines Bones Saves Bones Ford U.S Alaska Ford Car Safety Contest Chicago Illinois Ford Motor Company Ford Motor Co Ford Dealers Loeffler Ictor CO Main ST Junction, Texas Kohler A. F. Stapp & Son
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