The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1924 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, Aofost 22, 1924.
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Hie Junction Eagle.
Tka Olcail u4 Only Pufclkatiaa la
IlaUt County.
Published Every Friday by
Junction Publishing Company,
Junction, Texas.
Entered as second cla.*s matter, at Postofliee
•t Junction, Texas.
and add to the list each week
until we have it complete. If *
you will tell us some early day |
history, so much the better/
but be sure to send in your
name and age, and the year in
which you moved to Kimble
County, so we can start the j
bail rolling.
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The paper may be a little«
light on news this week. The j
p R.iw vi p ,. - editor of this sheet was busy
coke r. stevenson,er*scc.-Trams, i the last week-end helping Phil- {
--------------! lip Luthringer erect a new wind 1
on ‘he old well next to The
Eagle building, and has had to
spend a part of this week watch
ing it run. We are out of the
H. G. Perry-----------Editor.
OFFICERS
H. G. PERRY. President and Manager.
W. P. RILEY, Vice President.
of respect, church or club notices where
there is a money consideration, will he
run only as paid matter at regular rate*.
No annonymous communications will be
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published in this paper under any conditions.!, ~
in matter intended for pub- DUSy district Of the tOWn and
Persons sending ___________
lieation must sign it. but name will not be
used unless requested.
have so many weeds growing
. . . . i down this way that we have de-
standing of any person, wiii be giadiy c:(ied to provide sufficient water
management.brou*^* lb* ** \ to supply trees and shrubs that
will be planted later to make
our grounds more attractive.
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The Junction Eagle has a
PRESS I scholarship good for any stand
ard commercial course offered
by the Tyler Commercial Col-
---------------------------_ lege, the biggest commercial col
Every good citizen owes it to ^e,f.e ^he South, that it will
himself to go to the polls and ?®U at a reduction to some wor-
vote tomorrow. You may be thy gT'. Terms can be
for “Ma” Ferguson or for “Tan- ar.ran^ed “ desired. We have
lac” D., or you may be “agin s?. several of these scholar-
’em” both, which is alright eith- shlPs during the past three
er way; but take the time to go >’®ar8» and those who purchased
to the polls and vote, if you t ,??’ without exception, are
have to shut your eyes and hold b°ldinS responsible positions at
your nose to mark the line. «°™ salaries. If you are inter-
From reports over the State, I s^a^ .f[!ad *°
Mrs. Ferguson is going to win r e ma*^er over ^with you.
by the largest majority ever RED CREEK “RALLY ”
given a gubernatorial candidate -
if there are anything like the Clarence Gober and wife of
number of votes cast tomorrow Camp Wood, who have been vis-
that were cast a month ago. iting Mrs. Gober’s parents, Mr.
Robertson is going to get his a2d Mrs. D. D. Gephart of Yates
195,000 and then some, for the I and Clarence’s mother who lives
Emporer is going to see that all San Saba, returned to their
his subjects are out that day. (borne the first of the week.
If you are “agin ’em” both, and Ed Hagermann, father of Mrs
remain at home, that helps the Josie Summers of this place has
masked brothers, or if you been visiting Mrs. Summers the
scratch both candidate, that | past week. Mr. Hagermann
helps them; or if you leave both | was formerly an old time resi-
names, that helps elect Robert- dent of Red Creek, but he and
son, for, as stated above, the several of his children now live
wizards, large and small are go- near Bronte, Texas. He also
ing to be on hand. visited another daughter, Mrs.
We don’t get mad with some I Fritz, of Junction,
of our friends because they
don’t see things like we do, and
we don’t agree with other of
cur friends who think Mariam
is going to make a great gov-
It’s Here!
We have recently taken the agency for the Reming-
ton Portable Typewriter, and have one in daily use in
our store, and one on display in our show window.
This little machine is a giant for work and you will
find that it will take care of all your typewriter needs,
yet can be carried along on trips, without trouble, in
the case that is includc»d with each machine.
Let us show you the advantages of owning a Rem-
ington Portable Typewriter.
HEYMAN DRUG STORE
Edgar Ivy of the Reese com-
munity is picking cotton now.
Several other people will.begin
picking this week.
-- ------- _ ----. Jack Ivy and family went to
ernor. We give other people Menard Friday to be present at
the same freedom of action that the big barbecue,
we ask them to give us. The Mark Sutton and Bconson De-
State is going to continue as land, two boys from Hext, at-
an institution, no matter who is tended church services at Lon-
elected, and you and I are going don Sunday morning and spent
to have to continue to work for I the afternoon visiting Orlan
a living.
Personally, we believe that
the voters of Texas made a
great mistake in failing to elect
the greatest executive that has
offered for office in 25 years
Lynch David<on. Other jieople
didn’t aee it that way, but a few
W <9nV4>enmnol
«tiv* V v«»i o vi ^ v * v« iiima m n • • •
aged by the politicians that
promise everything and do no-
thing. will probably bring the
people to a more logical reas-
oning.
We lielicve that Mrs. Fergu-
son will make Texas a good gov-
ernor. We believe that '•he will
enforce a!! the laws, and we do
not believe that she is dominat-
ed by a man or group of men,
such as Zeek Martin (who is.
according to the daily press re-
ports, the biggest whiskey dis-
penser in the State, an accusa-
tion he has never denied so far
as we know), and we believe
that Texas will have a more
contented citizenship and a
more peaceful administration
under Mrs. Ferguson than un-
der a man dominated bv
Stewart of Red (’reek.
John Dragod of Marathon, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dan
Gephart of Yates.
Owen Amaon of London is
camping for a few days on the
river in the K. I. Cummins pas-
ture.
Alfred I .eet »<wl
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Orlan Stewart were in Junction
Friday and Saturday taking
teachers’ exa m i n a t ion s.
Wiley Fisher, our present
Commissioner of this precinct,
is doing some valuable roAd
work this week on the London
road. The crew have been fill-
ing in, with adobe earth, the
low places which during rainy
periods, have !>«en almost im-
passable.
Mr. \ oter, don’t forget the
approaching election. Next
Saturday is the general primary
in which the people of Texas
are to make their choice be-
tween Felix D. Robertson and
Mrs. Mariam Ferguson for gov-
ernor of Texas.
Will C. Edwards for lieuten-
ant governor, “pledged only to
the service of the people.” Ed
ward's platform boiled down is
simply this: “Service to the
State .and fairness and justice
to every citizen, every section,
every legitimate interest.” Sun
of-a-Gun knows Will Edwards
personally, knows him inside
and out; he is STRAIGHT in
his democracy, in his life, in
his dealings with his fellow man
He has never bolted the demo-
cratic party, belongs to no klan
nor bloc, and when elected Lieu-
tenant Governor he will go into
office his own free man to serve
the whole people. Will C. Ed-
wards of Denton County should
be elected by the loyal, time-
tned democrats of Texas by an
overwhelming majority August
23rd.—San Saba News.
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The big barn belonging to
Mrs. A. R. Cauthorn & Sons on
their ranch ,(Luke Hodges),
about 30 miles southwest of So-
nora, burned about 4 o’clock
Thursday morning. The barn
contained six good saddles, four
sacks of wool, about 160 sacks
?L5f i?’ .a Ford truck and about
1000 bales of hay. It is thought
his hay, not well cured, might
have ignited, causing the fire.
Ine loss is estimated to be
about $3,000 with no insurance.
—Devils’ River News.
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FOR SALE
My Dairy Farm, cows, equip-
ment and trade are for sale at
a reasonable price. See
16-3tc Boyd Jetton. |
Hep, Man!
Sure, it’s hot these days, and
now is the time we can relieve
your wife of a lot of extra work.
Why expect her to cook three
meals a day on a hot stove
A ben we can supply your table
with such a variety of cooked
meats—boiled ham, sandwich
meat, sausage, viennas, etc., at
a very economical price, too.
Eggs, Butter, Cheese,
Melons and Vegetables.
CALL PHONE NO. 3.
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J'A
The City Market
Sunset i imited
Junclion-Kerrville-San Antonio
DAILY SCHEDULE
Leave J unction 6:45 a. m. Arrive Kerrville 9:30 a. m.
Stop-Over or Direct to San Antonio at 12:05 p. m.
Leave Kerrville 12:35 p. m. Arrive Junction 3:30 p. m.
Kerrville Phone 43. Junction Phone, Boyd Jetton
Fare to Kerrville $2.00 To San Antonio $4.50
J. G. AYALA, Proprietor
SERVICE COUNTS—WE GIVE IT!
Just a few items—
Ricked at random from our stock that will
appeal to the Deonlp who u nnt to mou iu;-
- - •----- ** %•••% uiunv 1.1av 11
dollars go farther. Look them over—The
I rices speak for themselves, and you can
convince yourself of the quality when you
look through the goods in Our Store.
------- __ —— On the follow-
ing Tuesday the qualified voters
Uv. • ...... wwmNiMx, «?y any °t London and Red Creek school
organization that compel* him j JOWdncti will tie called upon to
to take orders from an Empoirer j Vot<> their sentiments on a bond
In a state hundred* of mile away ! tor the purpose of build-
tt. \ # j a modern school building for
nave been thinking for i l^ondon. Consider this careful*
th*J ** would Star? I ly, remembering that the future
an old-timer* club in thi* pa- welfare of your own children is
Py» would like to kn >w j involved in this question. Come
who has N9H in th«- county the on! Let's co-operate and build
time, and who are• a good school.
men and worn- *......... > > - —........
A letter from lira. Hankins
thu week states that they are
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longest time,
among the oWer
en of the county.
So, U those who are well
along in year* and those who
Anvo boon in the county Mru r
vr before, wilt
to call at
we shall
rtndy to leave Chicago and will
likely bo home the last of this
w*ck or the first of next.
UWT-L«h”
fowauwi
THEY ARE
HERE!
Ladies, those
new American
Lady Girdlettes
have arrived
and are on dis-
play at $1.25,
$2.00 and $2.25
Don’t fat) to
Come in and
and See them!
LOOK AT THESE THREE SPECIALS:
Men s Khaki pants, all sizes, at only.....
Boys* Overalls, all sites................
Men’s l*nion suits, only.......____
Men’s $1.00 blue work shirts, now......
Would You Want to Scot These Prices?
Ladies $10.00 Voile dresses going at
STAR BRAND SHOES
$4.50
thg new stock; for limited time wo will offer you $7.00
values for .........
Phillip Joseph
Junction, Texas.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1924, newspaper, August 22, 1924; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890987/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .