Prickly Ash Bitters promoted for health
An advertisement urges Prickly Ash Bitters to purify and strengthen the system against summer illnesses, priced at 1.25 per bottle through Corner Drug Store as special agents.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement urges Prickly Ash Bitters to purify and strengthen the system against summer illnesses, priced at 1.25 per bottle through Corner Drug Store as special agents.
J A McCarley from near Florence visited the county fair with family and renewed ties with longtime friends. Bryce Harris and Mrs Mary Lyell of San Marcos stayed with Col and Mrs J R Polk during fair week. Hamilton Brown travelled from Culuman to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J H Brown and attend the county fair.
Mrs Williams describes severe back weakness headaches and nervous exhaustion then finds relief with Cardui. She credits her husband and doctor for support and says she felt healthier and stronger after using Cardui. The notice urges other women with womanly ailments to try Cardui, sold everywhere.
Ira Crawford born February 18 1883 died August 8 1920 after long illness. He was son of A J Crawford and wife who ranch near town by the river. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral conducted by Dr B D Greer with burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. He was a Baptist and a Woodmen of the World member.
Mrs EB Boyce and baby girl of Lometa and Mrs J M Vick of Ranger and Mrs B F Fairchilds of Brownwood traveled to attend Ira Crawford's funeral. J M Speegle of Taylor visited Rev W M Speegle, pioneer Texas figure and Speegle Brothers merchant. Also notes on health tonic Prickly Ash Bitters with price, plus W W Hendrick of Quanah visiting Richland and returning from the Pacific coast.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Evans and Mr John Evans of Brownwood were fair visitors, creating a brief family presence at the event.
Thomas L. Blanton thanks voters for an impressive district majority of 11,217 and notes winning 18 of 19 counties while blaming organized opposition for his defeat in Eastland. He promises continued service from Washington and urges constituents to seek him out for aid.
The Crawford family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of their son and brother Ira Crawford. May God's richest blessings be strewn along your path. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford and children.
Owen Davis of Rosebud returns to the San Saba fair and greets friends as the leading cotton buyer in Rosebud. Nancy Riley, re elected Whitesboro High English teacher, received a salary increase during fair week.
SAN SABA Texas directory items show G A Walters J H Baker of Walters and Baker Law Land Loan and Abstract Office IRA C Stone M D J Seiders real estate investments and loans B T Rich practice in all state courts Notary Public in Office G H Hagan real estate loans
Alpha Lodge No 204 meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall on the north side of the square. Visiting brethren cordially invited. Officers listed include B Miller N G J H Brown W G T C Henry Treas John Seiders Sec.
L. V. Goodrich of Dayton, Lon Goodrich, returns to the fair after years away. He has prospered in the west with hundreds of acres and a stellar last crop. Prospects for this year look even better as friends greet him and his handshake. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised for relief and digestion. Store Special Agents.
Mr and Mrs R W Dockray of Cushing Oklahoma have returned home after a pleasant visit with the former parents Mr and Mrs A R Dockray.
A persuasive editorial extols merchant advertisements as teachers of progress economy and confidence. It argues ads keep readers informed on new foods clothing homes and comforts, show where to find best prices, and help the home-spent dollar grow, benefiting the whole community.
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