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Sympathy is a good thing, but don’t let it get away with you. The Little Saline School is giving a box supper for Thanks giving night for the benefit of the school. Everyone is in vited to bring and to buy a box. A nice shower of rain fell over this section Sunday night and Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Spain were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pearl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodd of San Angelo spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hight and family of Yates visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hight Saturday night. Mr. Oliver Hight and_ son, Wiley made a business trip to Junction Monday. Mrs. John Pearl is on the sick list this week. Mr. Raymond Martin returned home Sunday night from the Plains, where he has been work ing for some time. Miss Jessie Weaver and Mrs. Otto Weaver were business vis itors in Brady Saturday. Trains on the Santa Fe’s Orient extension from San An gelo to Sonora are operating as far as Christoval and will be to Sonora in December. Equip your car with Good years NOW while prices are low. We mount them for you. Loeffler Motor Company. Give to the cause of human ity all that you have in your life. Fl ummingbirds pass the win ter in Central America. Another Unexplained Phenomenon. + By Albert T. Reid HE Can SIT AND REEL OFF For Hours ALL THE MINUTE DETAILS OF PAST DEALS, EXPLICIT AS TO NAMES, PLACES, DATES AND AMOUNTS ,~ ON, EVERYTHING. Isn't it funny how clear ones mind is at times ! and he see eachennel ! Downy zwimy © see “FOG SWITWESS (CAAIR The most valuable feature of electric light and power is SERVICE Genres not only is that of placing a certain amount of electrical energy at the disposal of its customers; it is planning and building strong, aggressive and dependable electric power facilities so vital to the econ omic welfare of Texas. This Company understands the significance of the responsibility which it bears to the people of this rap idly growing “Land of Opportunity.” The ability of its cities and towns to grow industrially and commercially depends in a large measure upon the character of the electric power service which this Company renders. Looking to the future growth and development of this great land, the West Texas Utilities Company is ever building for the industrial and commercial needs of tomorrow. With three major generating stations, 15 auxiliary power plants and more than 2,000 miles of transmission lines, this Company places at the disposal of its custom ers an inexhaustible supply of electricity and a type of service not surpassed in the great metropolitan centers of the United States.
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Junction Eagle
Junction, Texas, US
Thu, Nov 28, 1929
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