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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

4

Roy Owen relocates after sale of White Sair station

Roy Owen who recently sold the White Sair filling station has moved to Brownwood where he will pursue interests in a refinery and related ventures. Rev. E E Thomson reports performing the marriage ceremony last Thursday evening for J K West of San Saba and Miss Elsie Hunter of Evant.

Roy Owen Brownwood E. E. Thomson J. K. West San Sabea Elsie Hunter Evant

Bend Camp Meeting Grows With 69th Year

The 69th annual camp meeting at the old grounds draws 300 to 500 attendees from nearby towns. Bro Lavett leads the services with Rev Nicholson preaching while Lovett presides. Families include the Ragedales, Millicans, Keeneys, and Smelser as duties and comforts are arranged. The piece hints at a future note on Prohibition, urging a dry vote.

Bro. Lavett Bro, Wilson Lometa George Matsler Ragedales Millicans Keeneys Smelser Nicholson Lovett Gage

Is 3.2 Per Cent Beer Intoxicating

Civic Bulletin from Albany argues that 3.2 beer is intoxicating and cites Washington crime reports and newspaper quotes. It claims President Roosevelt pushed beer sales causing a surge in drunkenness and accuses officials of violating the 18th Amendment. County Chairman J. K. Rector promotes ad placement.

Civic Bulletin Albany New York Roosevelt Congress Washington National Capital Hearst Washington Times District of Columbia Washington Post Sargent House of Representatives Kenneth Pomney Pennsylvania J. K. Rector

Prohibition Effects Summarized From Inquiries to College Presidents

A letter cites 300 inquiries to college presidents with 262 replies on prohibition. Reports include 147 noting less drinking, 18 worse or similar, 97 little or unknown drinking. milk intake up 212.5 pounds per person. a Chicago firm with 30 of 101,000 fired in 1927 versus 202 of 8,765 in 1915 for drinking. a judge noting no girls brought to court for drunkenness. Roger Babson predicting business panic if prohibition ends. soft drink wage gains 114% and product value up 307%. ice cream workers up 95% with 281% more output. Keeley Institute downsizing from 100 branches to Dwight only. alcohol deaths down about 50% in prohibition years. liver cirrhosis deaths down 45%.

United States Barthelme Chicago Roger W. Babson Keeley Institute Dwight Texas K. Rector

Evans To Drill San Saba Oil Test near Algerita

J E Evans Drilling Co of San Antonio secured the contract to drill the first well on the W C Locker tract north of Algerita in San Saba County. Spudding anticipated by next Thursday on Van Russen No 1 Locker, with gas pressure indicated in Strawn and black lime sands.

Laurence Hamrick J. E. Evans W. C.locker Emmett Waldrop van Russen Richland Springs San Saba County van Ruys Algevita Richland Creek

Pecans Displayed Show John Garner Superior

A Chamber of Commerce exhibition compares Burkett and John Garner pecans. The John Garner variety excels in nuts and the tree, with better shape, vigor, and a firm paper shell. No off years of fruiting are noted for the John Garner tree.

E. E. Rissen Chamber of Commerce Burkett John Garner

Pool's work clothes at Shook's

Mr and Mrs W T Curtis of San Benito were guests of Mr and Mrs Edwin Parker Tuesday enroute home from a visit to relatives at Eastland Mr Curtis is editor of the Cameron County News and interested in valley newspapers Prof Leon Lane and sisters Miss Wilma and Cleo were mentioned in the fragmentary text

W. T. Curtis San Benito Edwin Parker Eastland Curtis Cameron Oth Valley

Obituary of William Henry Oglesby of Big Valley and Mills County

William Henry Oglesby born 1856 in Lodi Mississippi died August 11 1988 in San Saba Texas after a week long illness. He moved to Texas in 1884 living near Lampasas Mills and Big Valley and worked in sheep farming stock raising and merchandising. He married Virginia Mohler in 1890 and had eight children. A public benefactor, he supported churches schools and the needy. Funeral at Goldthwaite Baptist Church with Masonic rites. buried Mohler burial ground southeast of Goldthwaite beside his wife. He leaves eight children one brother and one sister.

William Henry Oglesby Lodi Montgomery County Miss San Saba Texas Lampasas County Mills County William Oglesby Colorado River Big Valley Misa Virginia Yallie) Mohler J. A. Mohler Virginia Bull's Creek Mohler Center City Carrie Linn Harry Alvin Agnes. Mauldin Weslaco Bryan Breckenridge Chester Wichita Falls W. H Roscoe John Oglesby Westbrook Evans Winona Goldthwaite Baptist Church W. T. Sparkman Masonic ‘Fraternity Goldthwaite

Norette Bargain Store dresses featured in local ad

Notice announces a public hearing on the San Saba County Budget to be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday September 12 1988 in the Commissioners Court room at the Court House Arch Woods county clerk presiding. Also notes Dr. C C Berry’s health improvement from Mineral Wells baths and a Hill Billies vs Goldthwaite game with admission.

Commissioners’ Court Court House San Saba County Arch Woods San Saba Texas C. C. Berry

Tex as imposes gasoline enforcement growin g statewide

Austin reports the Texas Legislature expands the gasoline enforcement division under Comptroller Sheppard. Over 70 agents now operate across eight district offices including Corpus Christi Eastland San Antonio Houston Longview Dallas Fort Worth and Amarillo. The effort has yielded 36 felony indictments against gas tax violators and three refineries placed in receivership while boosting gas tax receipts by about 300000 per month and cigaret tax collections to fund schools and road, bond refunds, and highway funds.

Austin Texas Sheppard J. W. Reynolds Texas Good Roads Association Corpus Christi Eastland Reynolds San Antonio Houston Longview Dallas Fort Worth Amarillo Highway Fund

Gospel Tabernacle Open For Regular Services

Gospel Tabernacle resumes weekly services Tuesday and Thursday at 8 15 p m with Sunday school at 1 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m preaching Sunday night at 8 15. Miss Dorothy Ayler leads Wednesday children’s service 3 30. Visitors include evangelist sister Rich from Del Rio and Nell King of South San Antonio. plan to hear sister Rich guitar and singing Pentecost Has Come Again. All invited.

Gospel Tabernacle Dorothy Ayler Rich del Rio Nell King South San Antonio

Miss Mary Leath Dies in San Saba at 133

Miss Mary Leath born Henderson Texas May 12 1850 died at home in San Saba August 22 1983 funeral held at residence conducted by Rev Sam D Taylor First Baptist church burial in City Cemetery Survived by brother J W Leath sister Laura of San Saba and sister Mrs J A Kanouse Amarillo She was a long time shut in and a Christian since 1896.

Mary Leath Henderson Texas San Saba Sam D. Taylor First Baptist Church Kaufman County San Saba County Goldthwaite Bridge John Leath J. W. Leath Laura J. A. Kanouse Amagillo Mary Christian Church Kaufman

Mr and Mrs Ed at Home in San Seba

A brief notice notes the couple Mr and Mrs Ed at home in San Seba, with fragments from a longer social paragraph. The readable text mentions a domestic scene and a pleasant, intimate setting.

Local notes from San Saba on hotel, commerce, and visits

A stitched-together notice lists a hotel men’s convention in the week and mentions Will buy mussel samples, Continental Button Mercedes in the Texas cotton market, and J. W. McConnell & Sons. It notes H. W. Bolton leaving his Cisco filling station for a stay at home, visits by Dr Berry and Mrs W R Payne, Nell Doran’s return from San Angelo, Mrs B C Baggett visiting Fort Worth, Campbell Ford’s return from Abilene, Johnnie Yee of Strauess Frank Co U S Distributor’s visit, and a report from a San Antonio distributor that conditions here are better than in many places.

Johnnie Yee Strauess Frank Co U. S San Antonio

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertises Health Benefits

An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a iron containing remedy for weakness and low vitality. It claims to purify blood, restore appetite and strength, and bring color to the cheeks. The tonic is described as pleasant to take and harmless, available at all stores.

Grove

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J. W. Dalton W. H. Taylor J. H. Burke Ben E. Hasse Junction Joseph Eller Baldwin Piano Company Cincinnati Ohio C. H. Beakley Dripping Springs Business Directory J. E. Hagan Insurance and Loans San Saba, Texas Hazlett Pharmacy Gimlet Red Triangle Conoco Wa Ae Pool Shook Leon Lane Wilma Cleo Norette Fell Park J. W. McConnell & Sons Mred Bri San Seba Noregain R. L. McConnell Continental Butto Mercedes TEXA J. W. McConnell, & ‘Sons H. W. Bolton Cisco Lea Hooe Berry W. R. Payne son“‘Vy Lampasas Nell Doran Mrs. R. A. Doran San Angelo B. C. Baggett of C. D. Hayden Campbell Ford Abilene Crain
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