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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
5
A long column lists poultry ads from Bissett s Meat Market and Junction Tailor Shop while residents note travel for business and study. Updates include Hor teman barred rock hens for sale, Baylor College guests, A and M College plans, and moves to San Antonio and Austin excursions. Local officials and neighbors report road gate closures.
J. J. McWright was a business visitor in San Antonio this week. Rev. J. J. Ray will preach at the Mason Christian church at home on Sunday morning and evening. Public cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Heyman are away this week visiting markets in San Antonio Dallas Ft Worth and possibly northern markets. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Perry and son Wilbur Wright depart this weekend visiting relatives in Dublin then proceed to Ft Worth Dallas Nacogdoches Houston and Corpus Christi.
Advert reads for a horse power gasoline engine in good condition and at a low price. Respond or deliver to the Eagle office.
The sport began in Norway around 1860 in Telemark and quickly spread across Scandinavia. It later reached countries with harsh winters and gained popularity in Switzerland, Canada, and the United States.
A short dispatch reflects on spring as more feeling than sight, with softer air, longer days, and the renewing scents and sounds that comfort after harsh winter weeks. Hamerton’s warm meditation invites readers to sense renewal in nature.
The article discusses why the United States flag is flown at the stern and outlines theories, notably that old sailing ships showed the flag over the captain's quarters located aft.
Herring fishermen at Stavanger Norway use a telephone like device to locate shoals. A microphone on a sunken wire transmits shoal movement audible through a boat’s receiver, effectively letting crew hear where fish are.
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