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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
1
A. M. Sellege will oversee the swine division at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas on October 40 35. Ward srice declares breeders statewide show keen interest and expects the best exhibit Texas has known at the 1926 State Fair.
A June 3, 1925 address by Geo A Maloney outlines cotton insect ecology focusing on nectar attraction, major pests like boll weevil and bollworm, and the leaf worm’s rising impact. It details migratory leaf worm flights from Central and South America, widespread 1923 spread, and practical control using arsenical dusts with specified dosages for lead arsenate Paris Green London Purple calcium and magnesium arsenates.
A. Moore of Grand Prairie Texas serves as superintendent of the agricultural department at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas from October 10 to 25. A practical farmer with years in farm demonstration service he is well suited for the post. Anticipated include seventy five county exhibits and a large comprehensive agricultural display for 1925.
Guidance states zinc arsenate with one part lime at four pounds per acre and warns that white arsenic must not be used on cotton under any circumstances.
The Mullin Enterprise reports Elder E P McNeill married Ruby Cook in Robert Lee on August 4 by Judge W H Bell. McNeill, a respected Primitive Baptist minister, is well known locally. The couple will reside at the McNeill hotel in Mullin.
Rev Blair will begin a revival meeting for Methodist Protestant people at Neal school house next Saturday night. Everyone is cordial invited to attend. Mrs E M Henersdorf has returned home at San Angelo after a fair week visit with her parents. She was accompanied by Mrs Edgar Armstrong of San Angelo. Mrs Hugh Grumbles went to Mills county to attend the funeral of her brother J H Henry who died in a Temple hospital last week. Mrs Grumbles was accompanied by a son Norman.
A local druggist unveils Mesala a dandruff cure promising rapid relief with a single application for many cases and complete cure within one to two weeks. The product, described as pleasant and inexpensive, is sold with a positive guarantee at Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents.
Aug 7 1926 Long Beach California hosts San Saba county folk from Texas for a picnic at Bixby Park. The event forms a permanent club with officers and memberships, honors old friends, and invites more San Saba residents to join. Dozens of attendees list addresses across California and Texas, showing strong kinship and shared heritage.
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