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PAGE SIX.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, October 3, 1924.
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STEVENSON & KNETSCH
Lawyers.
Junction, Texas.
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M. E. BLACKBURN
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Will Practice in all State
and Federal Courts
Abstract of Titles of
Kimble County.
WEAVER H. BAKER
County Judge
Kimble County, Texas
—LAWYER—
Junction, Texas
AMERICA LEADS AGAIN.
‘‘PITILESS PUBLICITY’
Just retuned from Europe' “Pitiless publicity” on liquor
where he remained seven weeks prescriptions—publicity for the
visiting the leading raido en- druggist who sells it, for the
gineers and scientists in govern- dcctor who prescribes it, and for
mental and private radio circles the “sick person” who drinks it
_______ § abroad, David SarnofT, vice-pres —is the urgent recommendation
ident and general manager of of the State Democratic con-
immmiTHtTHTTT " ti e Radio C»f|»»valion of Amer- venfloh for action by the 3!>th
f ica, says: Legislature.
m F in.ATKRI1R1M ^ ..j investigated the broadcast-! Once it becomes a law that
* ing systems of England, France the liquor prescription druggist
j§ and Germany and met the prin- shall publish to the world the
cipal persons, both in govern- facts about his liquor sales,
$ mental and private cirvles, re- there’ll be fewer prescriptions
$ sponsible for the development issued, and there’ll he a sudden
<5X9®®®® | of radio in Europe. My conclu- and material decrease in the
sions are that broadcasting, number of “sick people” whose
which was initiated in our own I condition makes whiskey neces-
country, has advanced in the sary to their physical well-be-
® United States, both as a public ing.
®'service and as an industry, to
$ so great an extent as to make
<?> comparison with European conn
® tries almost impossible.
® “In France, it is just begin-
ning, and in Germany, it has
hardly begun. In England, ......................
greater progress has been made conditions. — Denton
tnan in other European conn- Chronicle,
tries, but even there it cannot nvi'-.
be said to compare favorably ^ \Ol KNOW ONE.
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; HORACE E. WILSON 1
Lawyer. ;
Will Practice in all State j:
and U. S. Courts ®
Real Estate and Vendor
The health of many communi-
ties would show a distinct im-
provement, and since healthful
communities are much to be de-
sired, it is possible that the sug-
gestion will have the support of
all interested in better health
Record
Ranch Wanted!
• We have several buyers that can pay from $5,000 to
j $20,000 cash, who want to get located in Kerr, Kim-
; hie or Edwards Counties. No trade-in deal. Give
; full particulars, and if suits we will bring our buyer
out to look it over. We charge 5 per cent commission
|3 on comsumation of deal.
HOLEKAMP REALTY COMPANY
: 402 Houston Bl’d’g. San Antonio, Texas.
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to compare
Kit h I he United States Do you know of maU ol.del.
a - to bua.i > " _ . ^ . i:........ [house that has over contributed
to effectiveness,
one cent in taxes or otherwise
Lien Notes nought and Sold t (>{
0friCHo'I[sCetSqudareCOUrt IkhW apparatus manufactured | “is the cx**"**
and sold for home use.
i®®®®®®®®®®®®®® ® f®®® i •*( Jovernment al regulat ions
and restrictions retard the
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l FRANK L. WILSON :
% Abstracter, Notary Public •
'$ Writes Contracts, Deeds, •
Mortgages, Releases, Etc. I,
r£ Loans and Fire Insurance. §
<§> Otlice West Side Court •
House Square
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ill K. G. DURST I
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$ Painting and Paper Hang- <3
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growth of the broadcasting art
in Europe, and at the same time
deprive he listening public of
the freedom, enjoyment and in-
structive information available
t;o all in the United States.”
Once again has the private
initiative and inventive ingenui-
ty of America gained for the
common citizen benefits far in
advance of the government-
owned, government controlled
or government regulated serv-
ices of Europe.
\\ ILL WE SET A
GOOD EXAMPLE.
of your town?
Do you know of one that has
ever contributed a cent towards
our churches or schools?
Do you know of one that has
ever contributed a cent towards
the welfare of the community
in any way?
Do you know of one that has
done anything but pull money
out of the community which
never comes back?—Irma (Can-
ada) Times.
CEDAR hYliTcLUB.
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The Making
of a Meal
§ §
A tender, juicy steak, or a
savory, tempting roast, is
the chief dish of our hear-
tiest meal.
Your art and skill in cook-
ery is wasted unless your
meat is chosen with care.
Be sure you are getting
the best by selecting your
meat from
CALL PHONE NO. 3.
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1 WALTER BUCK
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Jeweler
and
Engraver
Friday. September 10th, Ce-
dar Hill Club met at the school
house and made a program for
the remaining year.
Mrs. Barnes will give a dem-
onstration on Millinery on Sep-
tember 2Gth.
Members present were: Mes-
dames Doc. Dave and Cash Joy,
H. Thiers, Misses Thelma Wal-
Suppose that everyone of the
more than 700,000 who partici-
jjiputed in the recent primaries,
<|jwith the exception of one, were
| t„ violate their pledge ami vote j ‘■££ sh^V^na? Viola
..or another than the ligulaiAdams, and Misses Hatfield and
I nnttitnee of the party. mid I!e„t. Adatna of Sonnra.
<5>, that justify the one in stultify- ......
I ing his or her conscience, and V was decided to ha\e The
® like the multitude declare we; ‘ Maid s Comention in the
® I'have no conscientious scruples’ i I**1* ot December, to
in regard to our unredeemed > a ^ U ) room
& pledges?
% We suppose that those who
®l really have no such scruples
The City Market
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THE SECOR SANITARIUM-HOSPITAL
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
The highest type of medical and surgical institu-
tion conducted by a recognized specialist and offering
a class of service formerly obtainable only in the large
institutions of the North or East.
We are never too busy to give each case careful con-
sideration and hold a daily staff consultation insur-
ing efficient team work.
We do not pay commissions nor split fees. The pa-
tient is assured of an honest opinion and square deal.
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Chas. Schreiner Bank
| Junction Texas * ..v, 0„v„ ^.uK,0,
<§ ________® where their pledge of honor is
'concerned, can easily square the
"w" - 7 ____I matter with themselves. But
)low a,M>ul the other fellow? If
—Devils River News.
HOW’S THIS?
HALL'S CATAHHII MKDICI.X'K will
of 'ctLZ't, or1" S.S2? S™"
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AUSTIN NURSERY
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Fruit Trees, Pecan Trees,
and all kinds of Nursery
stock. 1 am agent for the
Austin Nursery and will
try to see you. If I don’t
see you, phone or write me
at Junction, when
of Nursery Stock.
JOHN
RENNIE
Order of the Em*tern Star
Junction t'ity C hapter
No. 497.
Junction. Texas,
Regular Meeting each 2nd
and 4th Thursilav evening
Masonic Hall
Visiting Members welcome
Ethel Mudge, W. M.
Alhe Mae Loetfler. i
you admit that a voluntary
pledge to support the nominee
is to 1k‘ treated as **a scrap
paper,” what assurance would
i your fellow man have as to
I your fidelity to any promise?
; Just how would a pledge have
to be worded to make it bind-
ing? Those whose “word is as
their oath.” we cannot under-
stand how their oath could be
letter than their word. Then
t(*o. notice the excuse thai is
living offered for hotting. Jim
Ferguson, whom they picture
bolted, therefore we have a pre-
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BILL SAM’S DICTIONARY
(Unincorporated)
KERRVILLE, TEXAS.
Makes Liberal Advances on
SHEEP, GOATS, WOOL and MOHAIR
Established 1869.
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Lodge meets First Tuteday
night in each month.
All Loyal Woodmen invited
to attend.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1924, newspaper, October 3, 1924; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890980/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .