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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
7
A compact reflection on time as a flowing river of events that continually moves on. It notes that what appears now will quickly vanish as another moment arrives.
Vice-President Dawes pledges to push Senate reform to curb hazing and protect new members from undue politicking. Dean Wigmore condemns senatorial courtesy as autocratic and a brake on legislation, while graft and misuse of official influence are cited as risks. A juxtaposition of past and present views on conduct, power, and restraint follows with reflections on personal discipline and focused effort in public life.
Readers discuss flappers as a historic idea, noting that women today resemble those a century ago despite evolving labels. The piece contrasts earlier and modern women while reflecting on public perceptions and cultural shifts.
The Woman's World Fair in Chicago marks a forward step in womanhood showing women confident in success across any field. It argues prejudice will recede as decades prove women can excel as men in all pursuits.
Rev John K R Hilliard of Johnson City forms Blanco county Boys and Girls Poultry Club with 116 charter members. He solicits egg gifts from breeders nationwide to fund settings for members while pushing for a county agent, chamber work, and community programs. He is 28, active in sports, and advocates a modern preacher with broad social mission. Public notices follow about local rentals and sales.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson in Austin denounces critics of her pardoning policy and defends issuing many pardons. She says judges and attorneys recommended most grants and vows to continue, promising 50 to 75 pardons in the next thirty days for condemned convicts including those with consumption and tuberculosis. She invites groups to review records and reasons behind each pardon.
A promotional line advertising footwear with emphasis on low prices and customer appeal. Cited as from J C Campbell, Spot Cash Store, highlighting value and direct sales without credit terms.
Shoppers praised Campbell's new shoe collection as beautiful and stylish. Misses and ladies admired fit, color, and design during the department store display.
Oscar Callahan and wife were jailed on a charge of aggravated assault in Georgetown after a nine month old child showed multiple bruises and a tooth knocked out. The baby, child of the wife and step-child of the husband, required medical care and nourishment.
Public notice promotes Pellagra awareness with Dr. W C Rountree offering a free booklet. Local items report social moves and quirky quotes about hair trends, travel, farming life, and a French diplomat cook story, plus personal notes on residents in Temple and Brownwood.
Readers are urged to wake from complacency and recognize Menard county hosts rich gold deposits rivaling famous rushes from California Colorado or the Klondike. The piece calls for action, suggesting fortunes await those who explore beneath the surface and invest effort. A garaged note mentions Arthur's Garage and a successor.
Conner Ashby Motor Co offers auto repair services and painting. Local shop promotes complete vehicle care including bodywork and refinishing for cars and trucks in the community.
Taken up on the streets of San Saba one day more mule about 14 1 2 or 15 hands high seven or eight years old no brand visible trace marks on side wearing leather halter If not called for will be sold as law directs CD Chadwick City Marshal 18x
Old tires accepted at G. A. Arbelger. Men and boys urged to try Campbell's shoes highlighting latest styles and low prices. Conner-Ashby Motor Co San Saba promotes general repair work and Flint glass painting services.
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