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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed for local readers eight cents per line per issue and eleven to two cents per word for classified ads. Display rates available on application. Notices of church entertainments with admission charges obituaries cards of thanks and resolutions of respect fall under regular rates. Corrections will be made promptly upon notification of errors.
A column mocks daily weather faith and political posturing, noting Senate dignity, a Georgia judge on spanking, and West Texas noise. It recalls old nights, warns of land promotion schemes, and laments rising mail costs as government salaries grow.
Slimkins and his wife quarrel over a trivial dispute and express suicidal wishes in a bitter exchange that mirrors the absurdity of war. The anecdote sits alongside William Rockefeller’s fond recollections of a local editor in Richford who once printed a humorous item about Miss Mabel March and an Alba tale.
A San Saba column reflects on Bessie Lewis as valedictorian of Monahans High School, a note on Ward county kinship, and a commencement invitation. It includes the poetical reflection on whiskey and a critique of public pay in Texas state government, plus local commentary on law, duty, and sobriety. Second column discusses Judge Nelson Phillips and quotes from older political writers, with Brownwood News on Rangers and temperance. This item closes with a Campbell’s dress promotion.
The document presents financial details of an association including loans on real estate and stock, interest accrued, unpaid stock installments, premiums, cash in depository and hands of the secretary. It records total resources and liabilities, and includes sworn signatures of E. E. Fage as President and John Seiders as Secretary-Treasurer before Notary H. D. Chadwick on April 27, 1925 in San Saba County Texas.
A reflective piece on failure reframing defeat as a stepping stone. It cites a famous woman’s fourteen year struggle, urges faith hope and love, and uses the Three Leaf Clover motif to encourage patience, persistence, and self‑discipline. Mentions Chevrolet ads and local medical visits in San Saba and Fredericksburg.
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