County Fair Premiums Awarded to San Saba Clubs
Long list of awards from the Boys and Girls Agricultural Clubs of San Saba County detailing prizes in corn, grain, cotton, vegetables, fruits, and handicrafts. Winners include J. R. Shaw, Wm. Paul Johnson, Burley Edwards, and many others across Richland Springs, San Saba, Locker, and Mercury, with multiple categories in crops, quilts, sewing, and home arts.
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San Saba County
Dub Rouse
Mercury
J. R. Shaw
Locker
Wm. Paul Johnson
Chas. Phillips
Richland Springs
Burnie Pearce
Burley Edwards
Dailey Sullivan
Hall
H. L. Richman
Cone Sullivan
Hail
C. W. Soles
San Saba
Hegira
Noble Shirley
Wilie May Brown
Burley Edward
Girl's Department
Willie May Brown
Clara Phillips
Williey May Brown
Claudie, Christmas
Lady’s Hat
Claudie Christmas
Apron
Svea Dice Warren
Doily
Anna Belle Brown
E. Roy Baker
Bertram
Martin Reed
J. D. Walker
G. ©. Wallace
M. D. Terry
Young Pierce
A. J. Todd
M. R. Horton
China
C. J. Milliam
Briggs
el- Roy Baker
J. L. Grumbles
J. RB. Edwards
Dess Moore
O. H. Hall
Bowser
C. &. Milliam
Raymond Pearce
Ist
Harry Edwards
Paul Johnson
W. C. Harris
Six Vines
C. RB. St. Clair
B. A. Hopkins
J. T. Kelley
E. H. Norris
el Roy Baker
C. L. Shirfey
B. R. Russell
Embroidered prize list from San Saba show
A local exhibition features multiple winners in embroidery and fabric crafts. First place awards include Maxine Doran Claudie Christmas and others for items such as towels, dresser scarfs, pillow cases, spreads, vanity sets, and dresses with several second place recipients like Reba Nolen Eloise Cowart and Pauline Bearden.
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Maxine Doran
Ida Newby
San Saba
Claudie Christmas
Nadine Dunnshoe
Reba Nolen
Locker
Pauline Bearden
Bend
Marie Vardeman
Doris Arnim
Eloise Cowart
Mercury
Yars
John’ ‘Huffstetler
H. Evans
Talpa
B. A. Burleson
Miss Bess Walters Hosts Farewell Party
Miss Bess Walters entertained about 60 friends Friday night at her Hast Rusk Street home. The event served as a farewell before she leaves with her parents for San Saba. Highlights included old fashioned games, a guessing contest won by Cecil Inabnit who received a bracelet for girls and Maurice Rogers a comb for boys, plus dancing and a refreshment course of chicken salad pink and ribbon sandwiches potato chips pickles punch and cake.
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Mexia Daily News
Ford threats to quit making cars if prohibition ends
Henry Ford warned in September Pictorial Review that if alcohol returns to the United States he would leave manufacturing and shut his plants, saying he would not run autos for a generation "soggy with drink" and noting gas and booze do not mix. He insists prohibition is 99 percent effective, with the rest among the wealthy, criminals, and abandoned classes. Rev Joe Bickley and family from Menard visited Cherokee en route home from the Menard Methodist pastorate, with four children named Joe Jr Roy Marie and D Emory.
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New York
Henry Ford
United States
Pictorial
Ford
Prohibition
Joe Bickley
Menard
San Saba
Cherokee
BE. P. Bickley
Bro. Bickley
Menard Methodist Church
Joe, Jr
Roy
Marie
Emory
Seventh Annual Meet Old Settlers San Saba County
The Old Settlers met for their seventh annual meeting at Fair Park on Tuesday August 18 1928 with nine guests attending. Members adopted memorial committee reports and elected Frank Pax ton W A Smith Hugh Miller W W Walker Joe Eiler John TM Seiders G S Gray G A Walters and J T Taylor as directors for the next year. Directors then chose Hugh Miller as president Buck Gray first vice president W A Smith second vice president John Seiders secretary treasurer. An alphabetical list of registered Old Settlers as of August 18 1929 includes James H Baker William B Biggs William C Biggs Mrs Lillie Biggs Lawson A Brown Mrs Nannie M Brown George H Brown A Matt Brown and many others.
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Old Settlers
Fair Park
Wis
Franke Pax‘ton
W. A. Smith
Hugh Miller
W. W. Walker
Joe Eiler
John ™ ‘Seiders
G. S. Gray
G. A. Walters
Ida L. Campbell
Henderson Coughran
Maria J. Coughran
Alvin N. Crane
Andrew J. Crawford
Kelbert Davenport
Levi H. Deaton
Thomas K. Dismukes
Ada Lee Dismukes
Hilliard H. Doran
Amanda 3. Doran
A. J. Duncan
Lavina A. Duncan
Joseph Eiler
Emma Eiler
J. Robert Ellis
Thomas Y. Elton
Dollie E. Elton
Sadie Funderburk
Davis W. Gaddy
James J. Gormany
Ney Gorman
Minervia A. Gorman
T. Henry Goodloe
J. Ben Graham
George J. Gray
Oliver H. Hall
J. Henry Hart
Abbie Hart
Alonzo Hamrick
Martha ©. Low
Elias Q. Magee
Edda M. Magee
Emily E. Miller
Ed M. Moore
Rosa McCarley
Elbert McCoury
Mary D. Moore
James L. Murray
John W. McConnell
Henry E. McDaniel
Columbus M. McDaniel
T. Newton McDaniel
Mary B. McDaniel
John B. McKee
John Z. Oliver
William A. Oliver
Sarar E. Oliver
J. Alonzo Parks
Gertrude Parks
Lou F. Patton
Frank Paxton
Sarah C. Paxton
Abner Peeler
M. T. Peeler
Wm. M. Perry
Young Fierce
Roxie G. Pierce
J. Robert Polk
Kate D. Polk
Warren D. Reddosk
Marcus L. Rice
Ed E. Risien
Elizabeth E. Risien
B. R. Russell
John Seiders
Carrie H. Sellers
Lou Simpson
Pete C. Sloan
Jennie B. Sloan
Jym A. Sloan
Katie B. Sloan
William A. Smith
Willis H. Smith
John E. Sorell
Mattie L. Sorell
H. Thomas Speake
Charles R. St. Clair
John B.taff
Loy M. Taff
J. Thomas Taylor
Mattie E. Taylor
Geo. C. Taylor
Sadie E. Taylor
Henry Terry
Josephine Terry
Mark D. Terry
Rufus Thornton
Dora Thornton
Mattie E. Thomlinson
Rufus C. Turner
Wiley B. Urquhart
A. J. Walker, Sr
Isaac T. Watkins
W. Walter Walker
Sam W. Walker
Mary L. Walker
Oscar M. Walters
Ella E. Walters
James E. Wells
Ed Whitman
Simon P. Williams
James B. Wood
Arch Woods
Wm. E. Yarborough
Alice Yarborough
Saturday Palace admissions and local visits noted
Saturday admission at Your Palace matinee and night 10 25c. Whitt Johnson and family of Orchard near Houston visit Mr. and Mrs. Ayler and others at San Saba and Goldthwaite. Carl C. Jones renovates his east square business house for a fall produce business.
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Whitt Johnson
Orchard
Houston
T. S. Ayler
J. M. Walker
San Saba and
Goldthwaite
Carl C. Jones
Mr. Jones
For
666 is a speedy remedy touted for colds and fevers
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carter, Mrs. David Edmondson and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Alderman returned Sunday from an automobile trip to Georgia and North Carolina. They report fine weather, good roads, and a delightful journey visiting relatives and old homesteads.
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J. M. Carter
David Edmondson
E. J. Alderman
Georgia
North Carolina
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Abia Pierce
Peck
Raymond Vardeman
Carl Shirley
Oplis Brown
Clara’ Smith
Ard
Dug Rouse
Emmett Edwards
Pearl Vardeman
Hattie Edwards
Milburn
Loa Dice Warren
Closs Cowart
Thelma Edwards
Lula White
Menita Miller
Willie Brown
Uni
Paii
D. L. Barnett
John Huffstetler
E. A. Churchwell
G. A. Churchwell
R. A. Taylor
John Miller
Brady
Qnd
Frank Chrockett
San Seba
Harneat Griffay
Carl Shirly
Joe L. Brown
R. A. Hairston
Richland| Springs
H. F. Behrens
Saba
E. Guy Rissen
E. H.norris
San. Saba
W. J. Millican
Signle
Nora Hufstetler
Ruby Horton
Nora Huffstetler
O. H. Hail
Miss Opal Creamer
T. C. Huffstetler
Opal Creamer
Minnie Kelley
Chas. Turmer
W. M. Newby
Opal Todd
Mamie Johnson
Jewell Smith
Chas. Turner
T. C. Henry
Searfs
Cordella Brown
Sherman Russell
Doris Johnson
Thelma Edward Richland Springs
Doll Derrick
C. P. Schwartz
K. L. Bourland
Ruby Hammonds
Inez Krauss
Louise Jamar
Elaine Doran
Elsie May Christmas
Elsie Christmas
Davis Arnim
Allen Jamar
Mildred Creamer
Business Directory
O. M. Walters
J. L. Dailey
Murray Building
West Side Public Square
Jas. H. Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Texas
Dr. C. M. Oliver
Clark Building
G. A. Walters Law-Land-Loan and Abstract Office
Fliat National Bank
Galveston
Santa Fe
Jersey
Louck’s Dairy
SAN Saba National Bank
J. Huffstetler
Chas. Moore
John Pruitt
W. S. Walker
W. C. Vardeman
San ‘Saba ‘County