The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, October 26, 1923 Page: 8 of 10
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PAGE EIGHT.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, October 26, 1925.
The Junction Eagle.
Published Every Friday by
The Junction Publishing Co.
(Ihi vi m iru ;
to contend. As has been done loct colors, flower and motto.
heretofore, we will run a “Post-
ed Notice” section in this paper
and will give all who wish to
DIRECTORS:
Coke R. Stevenson.
Oren C. Reid.
H. G. Perry-----------Editor.
Entered in the Poat Office at Junction aa
aecond c1m» mail matter.
Notioe of church enteruinmenta where
a chance of admieiion i. made, obituariee.
card* of thank., resolution, of re.pect, and
all matter, not new*, will be charged for
•t the regular rate*.
post their pasture* hy publics- On.
The colors chosen are white anc
orange; the flower, the Shasta
daisy; and the motto, “Carry
tion, the lowest price for such
advertising, and without ex-
w. p. Riiey. ception will maintain a strictly
h. g. Perry, j cash in advance policy. The
small charge that we make, does
not justify us in keeping a book
record of these small accounts,
nor in carrying some of them
almost indefinitely, as we have
done in the past.
A lot of people will not agree
altogether with Dr. P. W.
Horn’s seven requitites of an
educated person, but his enum-
eration shows that the distin-
No tnnunymuui communication, will b«
publuthed in thin paper under any condition*.
Perton. .ending in matter intended for pub- , , , - -------
lication mu.t .ign it. but name wiii not be ffuisned educator, who was here
uaed unlcttH requeated.
Any erroneoiu reflection on the character
or .landing of any person, will be gladly , _ . ____
corrected if brought to the attention of the ability tO the Compilation,
management.
this week to deliver the opening
address at the Teachers’ College
has given a lot of thought and
....... . Dr.
'seven points” were
communication in the mall.
Horn’s
The management will greatly appreciate 1 these.
«he co-operation of the public in helping to | “Are >’OU Self possessed ? DO
mi thi. paper with jive local new». if you you get 'rattled’ easily **
l‘"ow • ”” "'m' pho'" *’• or d~‘' y"ur| "Can you put your prejudices
aside?
wh‘ch a™ ad-l fairly thorough knowledge in
vertised in this paper, people aome onc field?
can afford to come here from. “Are vou to aionff»
other counties to buy their fall' with Mode’
?„nd dry iK°°du “nd Cl0th'1 “Can you ‘deliver the (foods' ?
mg With wool, mohair pecans : Do you do one thin wef| ?”
ell h™ s.e'l‘n« a‘ <Jood Imcea! Quite different, isn’t it. from
h t°pay and the ancient idea that he who
j1 bu.y B°“ds at a possessed "book learnin’ ” was
u tFZ theyKWould a truly educated man? for there
on cred.^ wfw sr?b"yinir are graduates of universities
"ed'1,' J,uact‘on.a business and colleges who cannot live up
. , / e P ^e-neam up to those requirements, just as
iLdmlni in .r" y he ?;lvel'-! there are men possessed of only
tisements in this paper. Every ,,,e rudjments of an education
business house of any conse-j inaofar aa achooiing itaeif is
quence, except three have adver, concerned> who can qua|if un.
semuits in this paper, thereby der most or a]| of the requisites,
showing that they appreciate Denton Record-Chronicle
your business and are able to Th(, 0|dv f()|k who wj|| distt.
VP" <b‘l- u< able merchan- gree with Dr Horn are thoae
Th. i " •‘'solla ,l<' Prlces- ' who mistake literacy for edu-
„.Th^articles >:ou, can buy cation. Dr. Horn was talking!
• ic aiheitised articles and;about an “educated” man. not
l t0 da bM"nW!! “ “lettered” man. Some of the!
t ait udveitised stores, best educated people we have
«•!!' \r t w* 1 enterprises uae ..bad.. Eng|j^, and know lit-1
mil argue that advertising is tie about renaissance, while
f" fdd!dhex'MPlse‘ ',at,your ex‘ some of our savants are grossly
H-uence has shown that you can ignorant 0f things practical and
buy cheaper from a progressive worthwhile. Texas should car-
one CILTSST" ‘ from | 'y discover what makes an edu-
• . rated man, and direct its effort
head the advertisements in towards educating men and
rau sa'uKm,o,ev V "‘'hw! you,'™me„ rather than grinding out
.......v| j’___________ | t he literate.—Texas Commer-
With the opening of the game *s,eW8‘
mnnfh °.'Lr,he n"'*,' "f m‘xt' HIGH SCHOOL NOTES,
month, there will he a good, _
many hunters from outside the! The Senior Class of Junction
county, as well as local people, High School held its second
with whom the ranchman with-' meeting October 10th. The ob-
game on his premises will have jiect of this meeting was to se-
The following offeers were
elected at the first meeting:
Uoy Hoggett, president; Nellie
Bennett, vice-president; Bernice
Chenault, secretary-treasurer.
The High School girls have a
well organized basketball team,
with Bernice Chenault as cap-
tain. The line-up is as follows:
guards, Mildred Maddox and
Agnes Schrier; centers, Lula
Bruce and Alexa Browning;
Thelma Schrier and Elenne New
by; forwards, Margaret Oliver
and Bernice Chenault. A prac-
tice game was played with the
teachers last Friday preceding
the football game and the score
was 21 to 7 in favor of the girls.
NOTICE TO RANCHMEN
We are making up a car of
woven wire fence to be shipped
to Menard in about 30 days. We
can save you some money by
putting your order in this car.
If interested, phone or see us
in the next ten days.
Wahl Bros. & Jordan. J
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DAN ST. CLAIR
JUNCTION, TEXAS
PHONE S. L. S. ON NO. 84.
Three Big Trucks at Your Service.
Will Haul Anything. Anywhere
For Quick, Reliable Trucking, Figure With Me.
o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:u;o;ox):q
Ben F. Simon
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Roosevelt, Texas.
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Fresh and Complete Line of Groceries.
Good Line of Dry Goods and Notions.
Star Brand Shoes.
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Tourists* Supplies Cold Drinks
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
OUR SERVICE SATISFIES
si
Lone-^ Bakery !
R. J. PKTTITT, Proprietor.
BREAD, CAKES and PIES.
-Bakin* Daily. Insuring Fresh Bread and.
_Pastry. Each Loaf Wrapped Separately..
USE JUNCTION BREAD.
DALLAS STATE FAIR
October 13 28, 1923.
MANY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Morw FootbaU. Clrrua and Aiumal Acta
Concert«. Muatcal Revue, Kennel Show.
Firework*. Etc.
EXCURSION RATES
6IIJ0 From Menard, on Sale October 12. to and in-
cluding train* arriving at Onllno a. m October 26th.
Limit October 20th.
C. A. WEISE. Agent
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$
“UNCLE SAM”
Is Your Watchman Here
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National Banks are under the highly perfected super-
vision of the United States Government, thus insuring
proper banking practices at all times. This supervis-
ion, together with Federal Reserve System affiliation,
which is automatic with National Banks, provides for
your money the full assurance of security that should
be the firft fundamental principle in banking.
AND What is more to the point in Kimble County’s affairs, is the high
stand a ul of First National Bank Service—a Service that is complete
in every detail; SAFETY, PROMPTNESS and EFFICIENCY; and is
performed in a spirit of cordial friendliness.
WHEN You sell your cotton, wool, mohair, or anything else, open an ac-
count here and secure the benefit of NATIONAL protection and
friendly Service.
The First National
The Bank Where You Feel at Home.
I
“-|--1 n aid '
HHi
Schreiner-Modaes Co,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Largest buyers of Mohair. Wool. Cotton. Pecans and al
other produce in this temtory.
Our policy is a square deal for everybody.
Tim Qm0ly I* RRM.
TIm Mm It Urm.
Schreiner-Hodges Co.
JUNCTION. TEXAS
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, October 26, 1923, newspaper, October 26, 1923; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890589/m1/8/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .