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W. AL Smith publishes in San Sabs San Saba County Texas every Thursday and is entered as second class matter. Subscription rates are one year ten dollars? six months two dollars? three months. Advertising rates include eight cents per line for local readers and eighty cents flat for display. Errors will be corrected promptly upon notice to management.
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San Sabs
San Saba
County
Texas
Sun of a Gun humor and World Fair notes in 1933 Texas
Sun of a Gun column expresses strong support for Roosevelt and prosperity. It recalls a vacation to the East with family, notes no travel story will be written, and reflects on memories with grandchildren and local readers. Also mentions rain campaigns in West Texas and a World Economic Congress discussion. Includes a marriage announcement for Clarence Gay and Eunice Wright in Lamesa and Moran News notes.
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Roosevelt
Junior
Century of Progress
Ee Ruf Thornton
San Saba
Texas
Wife
Douglas B. Smith
New Jersey
Fifth Avenue
42Nd Street
London
Clarence Gay
Littlefield
Eunice Wright
Lamesa
Moran
Gay
J. W. Bankston
Chicago
John Scott
Miss Grace
Wright
Peyton Packing Co
el Paso
A. & M. College
Moran News
San Saba County
W. M. Gay
Mrs. Marsh Johnson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Marsh Johnson died at her family home after a long illness. Her funeral was held Tuesday with many attendees from San Saha and the surrounding area. She leaves husband three daughters three sons and many relatives. A devout Christian and former church worker, she spent time in Carlsbad Sanitarium and received tender family care in her final months.
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W. M. Johnson
Friends of the Family
San Saha
Johnson
Carlsbad
Contay Special Bleach Ad Promises Face Clear Complexion
Hazlett Pharmacy advertises Contay Special Bleach to remove liver spots freckles pimples and facial discoloration caused by system acidity. The notice claims a guaranteed effect and lists the product price.Mr and Mrs Cecil McCoury of Bend left early Sunday for a trip to Waco joining Mr and Mrs J C Coates for a World’s Fair tour planned to last two weeks.
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Hazlett Pharmacy
Cecil McCoury Af Bend
Waco
J. C Coates
Carlisle Family Holds Annual Reunion at Colorado River
W J Millican chronicles the Carlisle family reunion at Cowell Grossing on the Colorado River near Bend, July 26 27 28 1983. 86 year old Daddy Carlisle a former Texas Ranger and Confederate veteran led a three day gathering with 9 children and about 200 attendees enjoying reading singing fishing and swimming. Notables from Georgetown Florence Leander Lometa Moran Zephyr and San Saba attended alongside Bend visitors. E W King won six yellow catfish average 22 inches. The gathering plans to return to River Bend Farm in 1934 under the stately pecan trees.
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W. J.millican
Carlisle
Cowell
Colorado River
Bend
Daddy Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Texas Ranger
Weir
Williamson County
Merriman
Tom Whitehead
W. E. King
Carroll Labensky
Jim Bohanan
Lynn White
Heny Parlow
Lonnie Farmer
Georgetown
Everett Faught
EB. Turner
Farmer
Florence
Ella Bryson
Roscoe Craven
Arthur Faubion
Leander
J. T. White
Kitty Love
J. M. Powers
Lee Spivy
Daniel Clark
J. D. Jim
Ruf Underwood
Lometa
Mollie Carlisle
Alan Carlisle
Lewis Carlisle
Nix
Bill McCutchen
Cecil Owens
Ogie
W. P. Carlisle
Seagraves
Brook Smith
Tahoka
Will Smith
Fred Morrison
Sandy Dunham
Isaac Carlisle
Carley Smith
Mr. Luke
Moran
Ed Morris
Zephyr
Brady Morris
Water Valley
Zenia Austin
Breckenridge
Eva Campheil
E. M. Scott
San Saba
E. W. King
River Bend
Colorado
Farewell to a Faithful Servant and Old Soldiers
An aged tribute recalls the veterans who carried muskets and built the nation. The speaker wishes the departed safe passage across life’s river and a heavenly welcome for a life of duty, faith, and service.
Bend Pecan Growers Meet and Talks by Experts
The Bend Pecan Growers held a meeting last Saturday with honored guest Mr Burkett head of the Edible Nut Division of the State Department of Agriculture who spoke on pecans. Albert Brown of Lampasas discussed marketing. W J Morris and W H Gage elected as sales committee. The group visited San Saba editors Bill Smith and Joseph Cowan and praised their work. Mrs D T Sims and children from Houston to visit J A Gunter family. Dr and Mrs R C Felts returned from a visit to Kentucky with Dr Felts's parents.
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W. Jd. Millican
Bend
Burkett
State Department of Agriculture
Albert Brown
Lampasas
W. J. Morris
W. H. Gage
San Saba
Wes
The
News and Star
Bill Smith
News
Joseph Cowan
Star
D. T. Sims
Houston
J. A. Gunter
Undertaker Offers Around-the-Clock Body Services
A funeral business advertises 24 hour response to handle deceased at any time and arrange pickup at home with all bills and charges settled, promising prompt service and availability.
Bodkin and Little Card of Thanks
Bodkin and Little express deep gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved mother Mrs J W Muir. The children note Miss Ava Bolton left last week to visit the World’s Fair and the Gallery of Progress in Chicago.
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J. W. Muir
Ava Bolton
Chicago
Purification Health Ad Claims Calotahs Benefit
An old advertisement promotes Calotahs as a system purifier. It claims doctors endorse purification of the body to improve vitality and health by cleansing the blood and stimulating the liver kidneys and bowels. Packages cost 10 cents and 35 cents and are available from all dealers.
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W. AL Smith
Smith
Sun-of-a-Gun
Gay—Wright
SAN Saba National Bank
San Saba Hardware & Furniture Co
Marsh Johnson
Bend Pecan
R. C. Felts
Kentucky
Bodkin & Little
Warren
McDaniel
Warren’s
E. W. McInnis
Hon, Saba, Texas