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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
2
The piece recalls E. E. Risien defending free speech while disparaging about a half million Texans. It notes the campaign aftermath and questions if such rhetoric will end after the campaign.
W T Moore condemns Mr Rissen for undemocratic insinuations during a meeting. He mentions 3,000 prisoners on parole and the support for Sterling versus Ma, expressing respect for aged charity but urging harsh rebuke for slander against local and Texas leaders. The protest targets campaign insults and calls for moral restraint.
Through the San Saba News we express heartfelt thanks to the Chappel community and surrounding country for kind words and deeds. Special gratitude to those who prepared a fitting grave for our wife and mother and to Bodkin & Little Undertakers for their kindness. May you find true friends in need as you have shown us.
Bill’s Cafe in Goldthwaite announces renovations and the addition of a first class meat market. The owner invites San Saba residents to dine when visiting Goldththwaite.
Local notes list worshippers and visitors across Lometa and nearby towns. W B Baxter of Lometa enters a Temple clinic with sons I D and W E Baxter and aged father. several church events and picnics are reported along with school opening delays due to cotton harvest and rains.
A fragmented fitness claim describes rapid fat loss in four weeks with unclear methods. The text mentions appetite changes and dietary elements but remains incomprehensible and partially garbled. No verifiable names or organizations are present.
Mrs C F U Warsis died at the family home in San Juan Pico Grande Valley last Sunday. The body was returned to the old home and buried in Chapel Cemetery at morning. Funeral rites were led by Mr and Mrs Harris who sold their works at Chapel and relocated in etc. She had been a person of health troubled by long illness and left a husband and two children Archie Pulls and Mrs Moeure of MeAlen.
A compact ad promotes Goodyear tires at Jones Service Station offering this brand at a price customers can afford, asserting no substitute exists for newspaper advertising as a marketing approach.
Farmers gather corn and syrup this week as sweet potato crops are harvested with some large tubers. A San Angelo truck visited Johnnie Cummings’ place for potatoes. Local teacher Mr. Webb makes a business trip while Brother Swinney, a Christian preacher, visits. A chicken fry at Mr. Nettleship’s picnic grounds draws a jolly crowd. Several residents travel for work and school, with many planning to study further at Tarleton and nearby towns.
A local tire dealer cautions that proper car upkeep includes correct wheel alignment. Misaligned wheels can cause tires to wear unevenly and rims to rub mounted tires, leading to handling issues and potential tire damage. The notice stresses checking alignment after steering or suspension work and mentions upcoming community events and figures.
A studio at Mrs Hoyt’s offers eight piano lessons for three dollars. Mrs Sara Moore Hunter handles appointments. A baby girl named Norma Kathleen was born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Walker of San Saba on Saturday September 17.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Young People's service at 6:30 p.m. evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Theme Come with us and we will do thee good. Free Aladdin Lamp tickets available at San Saba Hardware and Furniture Co.
Regular visits by Dr Fred R Baker an eyesight specialist will be at his office lobby next to City Clerk on Tuesday Oct 4 and Monday Dec 19 watch this space for full 1933 dates
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