San Saba Town Pawn List Names Local Firms and Shops
The San Saba post weekly list details wholesalers manufacturers retailers and services in town. The catalog includes Leonard James Co Continental Oil Co J A Casbeer Mrs Howards Bakery San Saba Light & Ice Co Park's Bakery City Drug Store Hub Cleaners Watt T Brown Calvert items and many more local businesses such as banks groceries service stations garages hardware and jewelry shops listed for public notice in the post office lobby.
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San Saba
Leonard James Co
Continental Oil: Co
J. A. Casbeer
Mrs. Howard
Watt T. Brown
Wn. Cameron & Co., Inc
J. W. Carroll
City National Bank
Darley & Thornblorn
Doc
Estep
Gulf Refining Company
R. L. Carter
J. M
Gunter
Gunter Battery
W. R. Harris & Son
Presiding Judge of Elections Urged to Send Returns
Arch Woods County Clerk urges presiding judges under House Bill No 395 to transmit unofficial election returns by telephone after polls close and for the clerk to tabulate by midnight on election day. Call collect at 138 before August 26 1938 for results.
Mrs Wm Scott Dies at Banning Cal August 8 1933
Mrs Wm Scott died at Banning California on August 8 1933. She is remembered by San Saba residents who knew her. Cynthia DeSpain born February 12 1857 in Grayson County Texas was first married to C H Hay who died leaving two children Mary Cecil and Crolin. She married William Scott in 1898 and they had Harmon Scott Bryan Scott and Paul Scott. The husband died in the Rio Grande valley about ten years ago and she lived with daughter Mary Cecil Spaulding in Yuma Arizona. Crolin Hay drowned in the San Saba River near Beveridge Bridge.
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Wm. Scott
Banning
Cal
San Saba
Cynthia DeSpain
Grayson County
Texas
C. H. Hay
Mary Cecil
Crolin
Harmon Scott
Bryan Scott
el Paso
Paul Scott
Port Allen
Rio Grande Valley
Mary Cecil Spaulding
Yuma
Arizona
Crolin Hay
Beveridge Bridge
Cotton sacks rise after September first warned
Bodkin and Little urge buyers to stock up before Sep 1 as prices will go up. Mines report S L Kirk and Worth Nance visiting friends in Waco. Also notes a Sunday baseball game at Fair Park featuring Hill Billies versus Goldthwaite at 3:30 p m with 15 cent admission.
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Fair Park
Hill Billies
Goldthwaite
Mines
S. L. Kirk
Worth Nance
Waco
Selling Beer Won't Be Easy Even If Voters Legalize
McCulloch county faces stringent rules and high fees for legalized beer. Austin comptroller details include city, county, state and federal licenses, residency and felony restrictions, and a resounding hurdle for any brewer navigating a potential Texas beer legalization vote.
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McCulloch County
Comptroller’s Office
Austin
Texas
Baptists Voice Bonds and Beer Debate in Texas
A Baptist column laments missing paper coverage during meetings and praises a Sunday school class in Rest study. It urges Texans to vote on a $20,000,000 bond to aid the unemployed, condemns Prohibition repeal and beer expansion, and warns against shifting taxes to the poor while supporting religiously informed civic duty.
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Center City
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Ferguson
America
Bena
Resolutions from San Saba Mass Meeting on Relief Bonds
Resolutions adopted at a Mass Meeting in San Saba on Friday night August 18 1933 declare support for Franklin D Roosevelt and his relief efforts. The group urges rallying around unemployed aid, endorses Texas constitutional amendment authorizing 20 million dollars in relief bonds to be voted August 26 1938, and asks ministers to mobilize congregations for adoption of the measure. A press copy of these resolutions is requested.
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San Saba
United States of America
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Card of Thanks for W H Oglesby
The Oglesby family thanks the people of San Saba for kind words sympathy and deeds during the illness and death of W H Oglesby. Special gratitude goes to Mr and Mrs S J Bross Mrs Urquhart and daughter Miss Willie Mr and Mrs Perry Hardin Mr Bad Mrs Jim Watkins and the Masons. May God bless all who helped in our hour of sadness from Ino Oglesby his brother and his children and grandchildren.
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San Saba
W. H. Qoglesby
J. Bross
Urquhart
Willie
Perry Hardin
Bad
Jim Watkins
Masons
Ned
Ino. Oglesby
Milk price changes and hat sales noted in ad
An advertisement references new milk prices per quart and pint, with a price line showing 2.00 and 0.00. It also promotes Stetson hats at Shook's with a price of 5.00 and up, and mentions a family named Turner and daughter spending time in an unclear notice.
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G. T
Stairs Made Her Gasp For Breath And Weight Loss
A reader claims losing seven pounds with Kruschen Salts changed her fitness. She says stairs no longer stop her and she now feels lighter, with improved appearance and energy. The ad touts Kruschen Salts as a health aid sold by City Drug Store for about 85 cents per four week jar.
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Mies
J. He
City Drug Store
First Methodist Church Announces Revival Start Date
Rev J W Rowland pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m The morning subject is The Christian s Mission and the evening Sowing and Reaping A midweek service Wednesday Then the revival begins September 4 All are invited to worship with us
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First Methodist Church
J. W. Rowland
Te. White
Polo In Lampasas
The Lampasas Yellow section announces a polo meet with State University on Sunday August 27. Admission to grand stand is charged and water is available for 25 cents.
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Polo
Lampasas
Jacke
State University
Ipasas
Elma Hutchison dies in Brownwood at 58
Mrs. Elma Hutchison 58 a San Saba county pioneer and Brownwood resident for 16 years died at her home after four years of illness and a June decline. Born in San Saba, she was daughter of Wiley Williams one of the county’s earliest settlers. She married Dr G W Hutchison March 11, 1901 and moved from Ebony to Brownwood. Dr Hutchison died December 18, 1928. Weekend visitors included Neff Mainer and Mr J Mitch Johnson’s family.
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Elma Hutchison
San Saba County
Brownwood
Hutchison
Wiley Williams
Swagger Suits Debut At The Norette Shoppe
Mrs. R L McConnell spends a few days in Temple visiting a clinic and hospital. The Norette Shoppe promotes modern swagger with new suits for the season.
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Norette
R. L. McConnell
Temple
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Aytucb
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Kansas
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Arkansas
Century of Progress
Chicago
President Roosevelt
SAN Saba National Bank
Brady Standard
Baptist Briefs
Mya
C2 Turner
Neff Mainer
Lovelady
J. Mitch Johnson
the Palace Theatre
Public Health Service
Firestone
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