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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

2

Pecan Grower Ross Wolfe Showcases Texan Orchard

W J Millican reports from Stephenville about Ross Wolfe and his Stephenville pecan nursery. Wolfe is Texas Pecan Growers Association president, building a $10 000 packing and office facility, and promoting diverse varieties including Alexanders. He notes strong early growth, pest challenges, and proclaims prospects for Creek Walnut and River Bend Farm trees. An August 17 Bend pecan growers meeting is planned to estimate the crop and market outlook remains favorable.

Billie Ross Wolfe Stephenville Ross Wolfe Yuma Arizona California Texas Pecan Growers Association River Bend Farm Mr. Wolfe Frank Moore River Bend Bend W. J. Millican Texas

Entertaining Forty-Two Players At Dinner Night

Mr and Mrs H Ford Taylor delightfully entertained two tables of Forty-Two guests last week W H Hinyard won high score ice cream and cake served to W H Hinyard B T Rich A L Taylor Huts Owen A E F Moore J M Heslop R S Crain and H Ford Taylor D T Smith of Nolan county attended the old settlers meet the fair and to celebrate his mother's eightieth birthday on August 13.

H. Ford Taylor W. H. Hinyard B. T. Rich A. L. Taylor Huts Owen A. EF. Moore J. M. Heslop R. 5 Crain D. T. Smith Nolan County

Old Timers Visit From California At the Fair

Mr and Mrs A B Walker attended the fair and the old settlers barbecue arriving from San Fernando California. They left the county in 1887 and have since returned several times over the years, visiting old friends and recalling memories from the past.

A. B. Walker Old Settlers San Fernando California A. J. Wise Moran Dave Pliner Ruby Lone Wolf Oklahoma Texas A. J

Sargon Treatment Restores Strength and Energy

E D Frank of Galveston testifies that after weeks on Sargon his digestion improved, pains after meals stopped, sleep returned, and he gained vitality. He credits the product with restoring health and promises never to be without Sargon again, via Simmons & Gosch agents.

E. D. Frank 1610 20Th St Galveston Texas Simmons & Gosch

Fairview Items highlights from Lora Doon column

Local notes capture Fairview community life with church attendance lists and visits. Mentions include the Jones and Edwards families at Goldthwaite church, Greenville visitors H. P. Smiths, Jones Valley outings, Edgerton kin near Mitchell County, guests from Oklahoma Temple and Colorado, Balancer Lonnie Watkins visit, A J Wise praised for oil-field years, and Huffstetlers from Georgetown among fair-goers.

W. A. Jones Willie J. R. Edwards Goldthwaite H. P. Smith Greenville Mada Crockett Gladys Edgerton Floyd Smith Fielden Casey Hibler Jones Valley Robert Edgerton Ruth Wanda Mitchell County J. W. Edgerton

Revival at Wallace Creek Closes With Many Converts

Residents report a Wallace Creek revival led by Rev. Lively and Rev. Thomson and attended by numerous families from the X Bar Ranch and local churches. Sunday school is planned for 3 00 p.m. next Sunday as efforts to revive community worship continue, with thanks extended to ministers and Miss Barnett for singing support.

Marjori X Bar Ranch Lively Thomson Wallace Creek Macune Earagg Janes Petty Alex Leo ‘Lusty J. R J. R. “Alexander, Dollie Mabry Arthur Talley Will Mabry Ruby Lois Mabry Alvin Lusty Tate Moore Church of Christ C. B. Crawford Ernest Conner Alfred Maas Christian Church Ernest Castleberry Malcom Dafford Sam Alexander Steven Vaughn Frank Maas Flora Maas Christ Miss Barnett

Roaches and the call to kill with FLY-TOX

A vintage ad touts roaches as prolific, spreading at least seventeen diseases and urges use of FLY-TOX spray to kill them. The blue label bottle shows simple usage for cracks and plumbing areas and promises safety and a perfume-like fragrance, framed as a Mellon Institute Rex Research Fellowship product.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Research

Eli Taylor Leads West Texas Sheep and Goat Judges

Eli Taylor of Sonora, a prominent West Texas sheep and goat man, judged extensively in the sheep and goat department at the fair. A former president of the Southwest Wool Growers Association, he reconnected with many old friends during the event.

Eli Taylor Sonora West Texas Taylor Southwest Wool Growers Association

Fair week hosts J. W. McCarty and wife at Orchard Hill Farm

J. W. McCarty and his wife from Sidney Texas socialized with longtime friends during fair week. They were joined by two daughters and hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H C Holcomb at Orchard Hill Farm near Richland Springs. The women are sisters.

J. W. McCarty Sidney, Texas H. C. Holcomb Orchard Hill Farm Richland Springs

Old Settlers barbecue hosts Mr and Mrs Hatcher

Mr and Mrs J. D. Hatcher of Plainview attended the Old Settlers barbecue, noting they left the area about 25 years ago and still enjoy reuniting with old friends.

J. D. Hatcher Plainview Old Settlers

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