The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, July 14, 1922 Page: 6 of 8
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THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, July 14, 1922
FROM OliR EXCHANGES
$.10,000 Worth of County
Warrants Sold for Roads.
The County Hoard, composed
ot Judge Lee Wallace and Com-
missioners Real, Wiedenfeld,
Gibbons and Por i, met Wednes-
day. and in conference with
special Road Commissioner Kern
schel, Schreiner and Duderstadt
agreed upon a plan by which
$80,00u worth of county war-
rants were sold to J K. Jarratt
sV Company of San Antonio.
Par and accrued interest was
received, I ss fiscal agent’s fee.
Warrants bear 6 per cent inter-
est.
This additional sum of money
to be realized from the sale of
county warrants will be list'd to
complete the road work that
had been proposed and promised
in the genera! plan of road build
ing.
These warrants are to be is-
sued against the road and
bridge fund and will not cost
tli i:i\ }-' a is one cent in the
eased taxation, be-
iterest on the So ret-
ail take care of the
of the roads and
toad and bridge
fund will pay the warrants as
t In y n ut are.
The: t1 war rants arc* to expire
a, follow : First three years,
will be paid otf $2,000.00
for four years I’ol-
*0,00 ; for n.e\i t hnr
wears. > 1,000.00 each year. Tin*
warrants are to be issued in de-
nominations of $1,000.00.
fhe County Hoard and Spec-
ial Road Commissioners are to
be congratulated upon formula-
ting and carrying out this plan
to complete the road work that
has been proposed and promised
while the crews of road workers
machinery and material are
conceal rated. — Kerrville Moun-
tain Sun.
land corn which was beginning
to suffer in places. This rain
will be a great benefit and will
be sufficient to mature the corn
crops. Cotton is said to be
growing and fruiting and wus
not needing rain. Maize and
other forage crops were begin-
ning to suffer but with the pres-
ent season we are reasonably
assured of a good summer crop.
Menard Messenger.
Martial Law Usurpation,
Jurist Telia Bar Association
Call for County Convention.
way o i
cause the
her h nii11
inaintenan
the IVglib
t here
each vein
lowing. .Si
A Republican county conven-
tion will be held in the town of
Handera on Saturday, July 29,
1922. at 2 p. m., at my office, for
the purpose of selecting dele-
gates to the state congressional,
senatorial and representative
< onvent ions. Lee Risinger,
County Chairman Republican
Rarty. Handera County.— Han-
New Fra.
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Rrof. L. F. Stockard and wife
v.ere in town Friday and Satur-
day. Mrs. Stockard was taking
I he teachers’ examination.
Fort Worth, July 4.—The rule
of martial law placed upon the
citizens of Galveston at the
time of the longshoremen’s
strike and the citizens of Mexia
and Freestone county luring
the recent alleged lawlessness
there was a “distinct usurpa-
tion of power by the military
force® of the state ” Presdent
Richard Mays of Corsicana told
(1*.legates to tin* convention of
the Texas Bar A *••ociatiou here
today.
Mays quoted at length from
English a no American •* .thori-
iies on con .tirit cna! rig’iis and
! rivileges, a:1 rending to show
that, first, tlu* exercise of Mar-
j tial rule is instilled only in case
• of rebellion o> insurrection
•against const R n ed authority,
and, second, that when martial
rule invoked the military forces
are “to aid (he civil authorities
j 1o suppress or prevent such vio-
j lat ions and in executing the law”
The Texas Publicity Law.
All Notices heretofore re-
quired to be posted must now be
printed in some newspaper in
the same county and for the
same lengt h of time as it was!
formerly necessary to post such
notices. The posting of the
notices is not now required, and
is only that much extra trouble,
they have no legal value or sig-
nifieance. Acts of 1917, Sec 4,
, Art. GO 19 1-2. Note particu-
larly that a posted notice is not
.i legal notice.
Jot Contftfttll5T luid'
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Brady Sch'xd District Votes
For Tax and Building Bonds
Veterans
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eunion!
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Free Barbecue
Mason, July 19 and 20.
Brady citizens stepped <>ut
Monday and showed their belief
in progress and bettei educa-
tional tacilities by carrying a
bond issue of $40,000 for tin*
erection ot a new school build-
inng and the voting of a tax
not t * exceed $ 1 on ihe $ 100
valuation for taking care of the
bond .ssue and maintenance of
(he schools. While nothing
kke the full strength of (lu* dis-
trict was recorded in the vote,
d is believed that the vote reg-
istered is the true sentiment of
t he lug majority of voters re-
siding in the Brady independent
school (ii>! iit. Out of 2GG votes
cast. ;’,oj were tor both proposi-
tions. there being a little \ari-
in tin vote against t|u>
bones and the maintenance tax.
Folk
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Brad
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rojiosit ions :
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nnlenance tax
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R > bonds
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tachment, run from Dallas to
Junction; for information see H.
G. Perry. See the trailer in the
warehouse of Junction Hard-
ware Co. 3tpd
Political Announcements:
For 'fax Assessor, Kimble Co.
W. D. ADAMS.
ASA G. FARMER
F. P. FURR
JOE B1SSFTT
A. J. uikrschwale
For Sheri If Kimble
Wm. FAIRCHILD
DFF GIBBS
JOHN S. MUNN
v’». \\. I'AYLOR, re-i'lectioti
FRANK PATTERSON.
For County Judge Kimblr <N>
WEAVER II. BAKER
Ri*-(‘lection, second t< cm,
For District and County Clerk:
N. R. SKAGGS, re-election.
EVERETT STEWART
CHRIS SCIIRAUB.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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TMC CCNTAUR COMPANY, NfW YORK CITY.
For Treasurer Kimble County.
J. A. BROWNING
Representative 86th District
(Formerly the 115th Diat.)
B. J. STEWART
H. G. PERRY,
of Junction.
I'or Commissioner Precinct 1 :
I. L. W RIGHT.
DAN ST. CLAIR.
For Commissioner Precinct 2.
Andrew N. Wood
The Indian Shot the Buffalo;
The Buffalo said "qou surprised me so"
You will be suprised, as the buffalo was, when
you taste Wamba Coffee. It’s a good shot.
Magnolia Coffee Company, Houston, Texas.
For Commissioner Precinct 3:
R. W. FISHER.
For Commissioner Prceinct 4
•It. It. KING.
Wamba Coffee
Hormns Night-;
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Menard fount % Revetted liam. J
THE HODGES HOTEL
T. M. HODGES.
” I h«‘ I Mace Whore You I'eel At Home.’*
Lais the i>ost the Market affords.
GOOD ROOMS, GOOD BKOS.
roi’KTKCrs TREAT.MKNT
I’rivts Kc*5*«.ihU Hot and Cold Hade
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L. A. Taylor Garage
FISK RED TOP
and
GOODRICH
C asings and I iiIk's
Ritfre-I’ordyce Gas. Oil and Kerosene ;;
j I wo Big Prudes—Mack 2 1-2 I on, Re-:
•public I 1-2 Ton. Service Cars With:
Careful Drivers-Go Anywhere.
Rates Reasonable.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, July 14, 1922, newspaper, July 14, 1922; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890425/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .