San Saba Thursday publisher enters at Post Office
San Saba County Texas publishes weekly notices as second class matter with post office entry documented.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1932
Page
2
San Saba County Texas publishes weekly notices as second class matter with post office entry documented.
A 1932 farewell and 1933 resolve piece greets readers with reflections on faith, weather almanac notes, Bible readings, almanac forecasts, January history milestones, and a Texas legislative preview. Columns also pass along a Christmas fruit cake gift, prayers for workers, and local civic chatter from Richland Springs areas.
A verbose appeal mocks government taxes and charitable demands, listing numerous taxes and societal contributions. The author laments red tape and legal burdens, claiming laws have crippled finances and led to ridicule, accusations, and near ruin as they await what comes next.
An appreciation note expresses gratitude for sympathy given during illness and death of a husband and father. The message lists prayers, flowers, and kind acts, signed by Mrs. J. E. Sorrell and family, Mrs. Mamie Callahan, and Mrs. P. A. LeCompte of Lampasas who died January 1 at age 41. Funeral was held January 2 in Lampasas. The item also notes visitors James Esly Wells of Kerens and D. W. Sherrill, connected to A. & M. College crop loans.
Ben A Wyatt and family from Men and Ard visited Mr and Mrs Otis M Harkey at Harkeyville last week.
Dr and Mrs F W Farley attend court in Kermit where the doctor testifies in a major oil lawsuit. Mr and Mrs Carl Jones visited North Millican in Midland last week. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs C D Swartz in San Saba last Friday December 30. The best oak sales at Millers Shop for one dollar. This holds as long as the low mood lasts.
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