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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1937

Page

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Tax session opens with omnibus plan favored in Texas legislature

The 45th Texas legislature begins a special tax session with an omnibus bill to raise moderate taxes on natural resources oil sulfur and natural gas as main revenue sources. Gov Allred champions 15 million in new revenue while Sen Holbrook opposes new taxes. New Laredo Bridge plans move forward after talks with Mexican officials.

Austin Senate House Laredo Mexico City Texas Herrera Public Works R. L. Bobbitt James V. Allred Ernest C. Thompson

Infant Daughter Murrah Rites Held in Junction Cemetery

Funeral services were held Tuesday for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Murrah born Monday night September 27 Elder Walter W Leamons presided and interment followed in Junction Cemetery

Murrah Walter W. Leamons Junction Cemetery

Junction High tops Melvin 46 to 6 in Saturday battle

Junction High’s Eagles rout Melvin 46 to 6 on the local field as McKay and Coffey lead with early scores and broken field runs. The win follows a 40–0 victory over Robert Lee last week, with 28 players used and coach Clayton Hopkins predicting a strong season as the team pushes toward a championship.

Junction Eagles Melvin Robert Lee McKay Syard Coffey Clayton Hopkins Baylor Eagles Hopkins

Bodare School Moves to Junction System

After three weeks in session Bodare School closed Friday and pupils transfered to Junction Public Schools. Enrollment totals 704 with 232 primary 268 intermediate 204 high school. Bus service provided by local districts. tuition payments vary by grade.

Bodare Junction Guy Munn Spiller Eight Mile Evergreen Bed Roosevelt London Segovia Ivy Murr

Dallas Exposition Special Train To Pan American Exposition

A special train will leave Menard on October 1 at 6 45 p m to attend the Dallas Pan American Exposition returning October 4 at 8 45 a m Round trip tickets cost 260 Special tickets at 225 include meals lodging and all major attractions Gov Allred has declared a holiday for students attending.

Menard Dallas Allred

Knobknockers Raid Five Safes In Rocksprings

Amateur burglars blew five safes in Rocksprings early Tuesday morning and took about $120 from total loot. The Owens and Moore Grocery Store safe was wrecked with about $100 stolen. other safes were entered or attempted but mostly yielded no money. A separate note reports a Christmas-style truck schedule change for Sunny Glen Orphan Home in San Juan, Texas, with donations at the Church of Christ in Junction next Wednesday, October 6. Mrs. W. W. Taylor is recovering from kidney surgery in San Antonio. her husband and children are nearby. A communication from Austin notes that the August tax discount amendment will not take effect until January 1, 1939.

Owens and Moore Edwards Hough Drug Store Sunny Glen San Juan Texas Junction Church of Christ W. W. Taylor San Antonio Hospital Taylor

Governor Pushes Tax Change Amid Special Session

Governor Allred urges the legislature to direct funds to aid the aged blind and education, arguing taxes should not rise and relief should come from pipeline companies. Representative Coke R Stevenson opposes new levies, while Senator Holbrook leads Senate opposition. a 30 day Austin session is anticipated with heated debate.

Coke R. Stevenson Austin Allred Holbrook Senate Sven

Fire Prevention Week Emphasized in Junction

Fire prevention is urged during October 3 to 9 as Junction prepares for winter. Officials urge checks on flues, gas plumbing, and wiring, along with removing rubbish and dumping hot ashes safely. Rex Lavelle of London visited Junction Wednesday.

Junction Rex Lavelle London Junction Wednesday

Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB

A rural Indiana doctor, famed for vast ignorance, answers a village query about bovine virus. He quips that the term derives from the discoverer Dr George W Bovine, eliciting amusement from the store audience.

Irvin S. Cobb George W. Bovine American News Features, Inc

Sleeping Sickness Affects Horses In Oklahoma

Fort Worth veterinarians and an army officer traveled to Ardmore to confer with federal pathologists on a wave of sleeping sickness sweeping into the Texas Panhandle. About 15,000 Texas horses infected. 150 Texas counties affected, mostly north of a Fort Worth to Abilene line, with one case in Coryell County.

Fort Worth Ardmore Okla Texas Panhandle Texas Booth Abimee Coryell County

Lions Beat Rotarians 24 to 15 in School Diamond Tilt

Lions Club fans brag about a 24 15 victory over Rotarians on the school diamond last Tuesday. The PTA sponsored game supports the PTA treasury and Boy Scout fundraisers for rock re covering the scout hall. Next Tuesday October 5 the Lions meet the Hams at five. Three more games remain in the series with a likely barbecue for the loser. Philip Joseph led the mound work with Jelly Murrah relieving him.

Lions Club Rotaryions Rotarians Lions Associaion P.T. A. Treasury Boy Scouts Lion Philip Joseph Jelly Murrah Philip

Subscriber list honors and ranch sale results

Subscribers responded well to renewal notices with daily renewals and new subscriptions. The week's honor roll includes many Junction residents and others from nearby towns. Premier Ranch near Mason sold Hereford bulls at up to 510 dollars, with 346 head averaging 126.62 dollars on the second sale day. Fire prevention week is noted for Oct 39.

T. P. Porter Junction Russell Graham Austin H. H. Farmer Miss Mary Farmer Belton C. W. McCarroll College Station R. A. Neal Floyd Daharsh Ovie Buster Jim Carpenter J.T. Swanson H. D. Henderson T. M. Hodges Henry Hodges Brady John §. Munn E. Scarborough Johnson City Wm Henderson Ruth Rothmann Lloyd Stewart W. H. Wilson Jacob Fritz London M. A. Cowsert August Simon Roosevelt Ramsey Randolph Ollie Fleming Jack Turner Hodges Hotel C. W. Atchison Raymond Rutherford Barksdale Roy Spiller Menard Kerrville R. H. Spiller E. G. Seiker Hugh Spiller Earl Bowers del Rio E. R. Brown Harper Lois Reeves Elgin Rothmann Mason

Junction School Tax Payers Save $51,000 Over 30 Years

The Junction Independent School District reports a net saving of 51000 to taxpayers over 30 years after equalization and sale of outstanding bonds to the State of Texas. Taxable income declined from 22500 in 1931 to an estimated 15220 in 1937 while the district grew in student body and faculty. Bond payments are current with continued retirements and no budget increase for the coming year.

Ren Junction Independent Equalization Board Texas

Pep Squad Drives Eagle Football Schedule Ambitions

The Eagle Pep squad under Miss Fae Jensen and Mr. W. W. Gregory with leaders Aileen Livingston, Elizabeth Wright, and Ruby Whitworth supports the team at games. Daily practice includes a new stunt planned for October 9 with Dzona, while the band also aids in games.

Fae Jensen W. W. Gregory Aileen Livingston Elizabeth Wright Ruby Whitworth Eagle Dzona Anne Hardeman Dorothy Wiese Fay Wiese Fay Wahl Virginia Ashabranner Florence Ellen Shepsard Patricia Patterson Kaleta Miller Maurine Miller Elsie Davis Marie Tracy Helen Reid Joe Margaret Buster Irene Ferris Mildred Nixon Ione Helen McDonald Viola Lackey Vivian Kirkpatrick Oden Fox Bessie Lurber Gwendolyn Wright Tommie Dean Henderson Louis Becker Annabel Becker Ouida Fisher Mildred Black Betty Fay Kindrick Bevgaly Baker Mildred Cavaness Laula Rogers May Eblen Durban Freddie Gardner Polly Chenault Varda Hodges Novene Baylor Mary Lou Stapp Hazel Spiller Ruby Neal Elza Mae Neal Maudine Taff Iva Wareren

New Texas Corporations Rise in 1937

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 142 new Texas corporations chartered in 1937, up 68 percent from July last year. Total capitalization reached $4,030,000, up 964 percent from July and 744 percent from August last year, with gains in banking finance manufacturing merchandising and real estate building. Ten new charters had capitalization of $106,000 or more, double the July count and over twice August last year.

Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Anguat Bureau

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