11 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
1
Publication details for San Saba Texas weekly issue appear with mailing information and subscription rates. The notice lists frequency and postal handling terms, indicating a Thursday publication and second class mail status, followed by incomplete subscription rate data.
The column invites community readers to participate as the News continues under new Smith family ownership. It explains a flexible plan for future features and edits, encouraging frank feedback and involvement while noting the editor Cecil and his brother will contribute as the rebuild progresses.
A trade notice from M. K. Weatherby offers a good residence and jot in Brownwood in exchange for any kind of property. The message is dated 4-4y and presents a straightforward property swap proposal.
The item notes buying cream eggs and poultry. It also records S J How ard and Mrs Charles Rudd of Goldthwaite visiting Mrs C B Smith during the week.
Mrs. W. S. Barrow is spending time in Houston after undergoing a clinic visit last week. She was accompanied by her son, George B. Clark, during the trip.
In a public appeal the Rogan family explains they offer the old pioneer cemetery site to the San Saba school board as a playground and athletic field. They note the graveyard has decayed, with stones broken and few identified graves, and seek preservation via a marker noting its history. They cite family history, past church involvement, and introduce Rogan Field as the official name.
A letter from J. W. Longley and Mrs. R. W. Burleson to Corrine Burleson insists on designation in the deed of conveyance. They express long acquaintance, defend their actions as unselfish, and say they acted for the best interests of all involved.
See S. J. Howard for feed and produce donations. There will be all day services Sunday at the Gospel Tabernacle with visiting preachers from various places delivering short gospel messages. Old fashion singing and special songs fill a day of music, praying, and rejoicing in Jesus love. Bring your dinner and join the feast with Mrs. T. Aylor.
Estep Hard Whit and sister Louise Burleson visited in Temple. Mrs G J Moore of Ranger visited sister S E Harber. Till Perry spent Sunday in Fort Worth with Leonard and Perry families. Harber family at home after Ranger visit. Hardware ad for Household Enamel at 15c. Rich family visited R L Rich in Austin. Van Cleve visited mother in Comanche. Mrs H H Taylor operated on in Temple hospital and recovering. Wo Jones returns from Temple hospital after operation. Reuben Ashley family visited district attorney Carlos Ashley in Liano. Henry family reports ill health but improving in Fort Worth.
Fairview residents report a fine performance at the Country Club play held at Live Oak school house Friday night. The event boosted community spirit and social ties, with mentions of local families attending and calls for more clubs to elevate social life. Crop prospects suffer without rain as planting stalls and corn stands face stress. Elder Eubanks set to preach on the second Sunday night, while several residents attend the West Texas Conference Women’s Missionary Society in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs G A Walters spent the weekend with their daughter Miss Bess in Hubbard. Miss Bess directs the play Widows and What Nots and is making good. Mr Walters went on to Mexia on business. We pay the highest market prices for your Produce Chickens Eves and Cream. C C Jones East Side Square.
Mr and Mrs W W Watkins and Miss Minnie Watking plan an extended visit with relatives in Fredericksburg. George Hitchcuck and son of Brownwood visited San Saba and Cherokee. Mrs Pat Sullivan and Bennie of Sanderson toured the Winyard home ranch near Lockerlant. Sullivan formerly Miss Maude Bindcy.
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