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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
6
A collage of quick one liners and humorous exchanges. A teacher asks what a bee teaches, a judge and officer spar over a drunk verdict, and a series of punchlines unfolds about bosses, family, and court life.
The state of Texas Kimble County sheriff sale notices property of Frank Baker. On the first Tuesday in October 1987 at the Kimble County Courthouse in Junction the Lot 2 and 7 in Block 8 West will be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy a 1251.00 plus costs judgment in favor of Mrs. Virgie Lucke and Charles Lucke against J O Wright et al. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Junction Eagle.
Funeral services for Daniel Poe and his wife were held at McMahon’s Chapel east of San Augustine as Texas Methodists mark the centennial of the first quarterly conference. The couple died 93 years ago and were moved from their grave to the chapel site, the former location of Texas’s first Protestant church founded July 1833. The assembly plans a stone chapel on the site to serve as a shrine and kickoff a fundraising drive.
A brief exchange shows two collegians sharing summer activities. One says they worked in their father's office, the other denies doing anything notable. The dialogue mirrors casual college life and light self-deprecation.
Esequiel Rodriguez and Angelita Medina wed at Junction Saturday evening with relatives and friends in attendance. Elder Walter W. Leamons officiated the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Chas Fairchild and children were Junction visitors Saturday evening.
In San Antonio on September 20 sales pens were crowded with cattle and calves causing slower trading. Estimated receipts reached 1000 cattle and 3000 calves, the heaviest in five years. Prices ranged with light calf shipments firm, grass calves mostly 5 to 6.50, plain calves 5 to 4.50, medium calves 6 to 6.50, and heaviest calves up to 800 per truckload. Hogs 900 head sold with top 11 for 100 to 250 lb butchers, sow prices 8 to 9, feeder pigs 7.5 to 8. sheep none goats scarce and unsold. market compared with last week showed flow steady.
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