Sheriff’s Notice of School Tax Election in San Saba County
The county announces an August 14 1920 election at the common school district No 12 building to decide if a majority of legacy qualified property tax paying voters supports taxing themselves up to fifty cents per hundred dollars to supplement the State School Fund.J. C. Stoner is presiding officer with two judges and two clerks. returns due to the county commissioners within five days after the vote.
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State of Texas
San Saba
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioners Court
J. C. Stoner
Blankenship to Open Store at Fairview Crossing
The weather remains hot and showery as Proctor's W M Blankenship builds a new store and plans stock. A four eighty saw gin and Blacksmith shop are sought. Fairview has a good school and Blankenship’s store will be named Blankenship's Store at the Brownwood road crossing. Charlie Brewer's child was cut and a house fire was contained.
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W. M. Blankenship
Proctor
Comanche County
Jin
Fairview
Brownwood Road
Godenarrow Road
Charlie Brewer
Byron Jennings
Funderburk
Farris Walker
R. D. Linn
Loftin
J. T. Taylore
A. W. Nix
Bradshaw
Taylor County
Death in San Angelo Claims Early Mills County Settler W A Harper
Former Mills County resident W A Harper died in San Angelo last Friday evening after moving there ten to twelve years ago. He settled in the county in 1872 and lived in Mills County and the city prior to moving. He leaves a wife and three sons and was well known among the old settlers who mourn his passing.
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Wiord
San Angelo
W. A. Harper
Harper
Mills County
Goldthwaite Raele
Election to Determine Bonds in San Saba County Texas
Notice sets August 14 1920 vote by qualified property tax paying voters on issuing 2600 in bonds for a new public school building and related tax levy. W P Gober named presiding officer with two judges and two clerks. ballots read For the Bonds or Against the Bonds. Edgar T. Neal sheriff dated July 20 1920.
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Edgar T. Neal
San Saba County
Texas
Resolutions from San Saba County Democratic Convention
County committee resolutions endorse Pat M. Neff for Governor and E L Rector and T J Beasley for state offices. They praise public schools funding, tax reductions, road bond viability, and party unity. Also support Peace Treaty ratification, Wilson era achievements, Cox and Roosevelt welfare measures, Franklin D. Roosevelt in Navy admin, Prohibition enforcement, and Blanton’s fiscal stance. Local social notes follow.
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Wilson
Pat M. Neff
Democrata of
Texas
Things
Democratic Party
E. L. Rector
T. J. Beasley
Senate
House
State Tax Board
San Saba
Secon Ag
John Seiders
W. G. Kolb M
Sims E
Thomson J. A
Parks J. B
McKee
J. W. Hickman
San Francisco
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Eccore
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Navy
Conrer
United States
Congress
Thomas L. Blanton
San Saba Business Directory Listings
Lawyers and agents in San Saba Texas include G A Walkers W H Baker of Walters Baker Law Land Loan and Abstract Office John Seiders real estate investments and loans B T Rich wholesale and retail grain hay and feedstuff Notary Public in Office Real Estate Loans
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Real Hatate
San Saba
Texas
G. A. Walkers
W. H. Baker
Walters & Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
John Seiders
B. T. Rich
Odd Fellows Lodge meeting notice
I. O. O. F. Alpha Lodge No. 204 meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall on the north side of the square. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. Officers listed: J. B. Miller N. G. J. H. Brown V. G. T. C. Henry Treas. John Seiders Sec.
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Alpha Lodge
Odd Fellows
North Side of
Square
J. B. Miller
N. G
J. H. Brown
V. G
T. C. Henry
Treas
John Seiders
Sec
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Goodyear
THE
First National Bank
San Saba, Texas
Cardui
Atall Druggists
W. P. Gober
5. W. Yee
Barnet
Mitch Johnson
Ed M. Dickerson
E. A. Murray
Inez Johnson
Clara Pridgeon
Goldthwaite
Business Directory
Wssre
Ira
Stone, M.D
Sloan Building
N.C. Walker
G. H. Hagan
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