Notice of Election in San Saba County Water District No. 1
An election is set for September 22, 1925 to confirm the district's organization by voters within the boundaries described by order of the Commissioners Court. Polling places are San Saba Court House, old Live Oak School House, and New Algerita School House. Election officers for each precinct are named. The notice also records a local marriage at the Methodist parsonage and a few brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
San Saba County
J. H. Huff
Stetler
State of Texas
Commissioners’ Court
San Saba
City of
Live Oak
Goldthwaite
Algerita
E. Kelley
N. K. Lidstone
G. D. Heath
Geo
W. Horton
L. E. Hicks
W. C. Timberlake
J. H. Huffstetler
Otto Harkey
G. A. Gaines
Cotton Picking Started and A Light Shower of Rain
Local notes from San Saba detail visits and health updates as Floyd McRorey of Chappel is taken to a sanitarium in Temple for health improvements. Courting travel, family visits, school moves, and community events fill the week with one bold cotton picking forecast and a Sunday rain shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McRorey
Sanitarium
Bernice
Amos Campbell
Placid
Frank Lively
Mullin
Ben Lively
Conzie Watking
Lake Victor
Lois
Juanita Fry
Chas
Fry
Jarret Moore
Harland
San Angelo
Amos Haynes
Henry
Grandma Martin
Luther Baxter
Myron Morris
San Markos
Brady Morris
Christoval
Morris
Amos Oakley
Charlie Oakley
San Saba
Roy Cate
Willborn
Glen
Jane Battle
Billie
Max Morris
Jas. T. White
Lometa
3. W. Parks
Gwynn
Cowell Crossing
W. M. Jester
Arden Moore
Brady Morrris
A. W. Parks
Myran Morris
Ida Byrd
Robert Sutton
H.N. Baker
John Baker
Sewing sale and local notices from San Saba and Breckenridge
Sewing items announce ready to begin sewing with reasonable prices and guarantee from Mrs W M Jones of San Saba. Ed Crawford among Gillespie county fair attendees. Mrs B P Linn visiting hotels in Breckenridge. Postcard from Old Mexico mentions Uncle Dick Sullivan and Bill Burns deer hunting. J D Kelley the bootmaker present, Pat with us. river high and sun shines in glorious country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jones
San Saba
Old Mexico
Dick" Sullivan
Bill Burns
J. D. Kelley
Pat
Death of Mrs. Hoyt noted in San Saba area
Telegram from San Angelo announces the death of Mrs. M Hoyt. C D Kirkpatrick and W W Kirkpatrick, her father and brother, attended the funeral. Mrs Hoyt, raised in San Saba, was a church member and well regarded. Also mentioned are Louise Walters Wiltberg of Evanston and Miss Louise Eile visiting from Denton to New Orleans medical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behoo
Methodist Church
Louise Eile
Joseph Hiley
C. I. A. Denton
The Brite Corner On The Square
A brief column titled The Brite Corner On The Square presents local observations and small-town happenings in a concise, period voice. The item highlights community notes and neighboring events with a focus on residents and places in town.
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R. W. Burleson
Edmondson
E. J. Alderman
Tonnie Mac Edmondson
C. BE. Marshall
David Edmondson
T. W. Alderman
Frances Brazil
Pacific
S. W. Smith
Temple
Mr. Smith
Central
Texas
Dickerson
Fred Brison
Drs. G. A. Wilson
A. M. Walter
Rio Grande Valley
Betsy Walters
Mexia
Ivan Oliver
Denton
North Texas Teachers College
Ballinger
Cyril Deese
Dallas
C. E. Deese
Cyril
The
Dallas News
J.D. Estep
Our
T.C. Henry
Qualls
Rogers Silverware
Rogers
Ed Crawford
Gillespie County
Harris
Wim
B. P. Linn
Hote
George and Vernon
Breckenridge, Texas
Mrs. Clyde
Louise” Walters
Wiltberg
Fof Hvanston
Ilinois
Richland’ Springs
Moody
Sella Everything
San
Saba, Texas
Ueoo
Garner-Alvis Co
Allen A
Phoenix
Allen
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