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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows local publication with subscription and advertising rate lines. Mentions Sar Sade Texas and Phiredeyan entered, but details are unclear. Contains garbled pricing and display rates. No coherent events or named individuals to summarize.
The text hints at December as a notable month with remarks on Christmas, Mithra connections, and public notices. It references December births and famous people tied to December, plus holiday customs, postal guidance for Christmas packages, and timely public notices urging postal deliveries to be prompt.
Two brothers Cephas and Lemuel Updyke sued a neighbor over a land deal involving 23235. Their lawyer collected a large fee. The piece includes dated notes on December events and a wartime opinion on neutrality, plus obituaries and visitors from San Angelo Gilbert to Comanche and Thanksgiving football at Texas A&M Kyle Field.
Mr and Mrs W W Wilkerson spent Thanksgiving with their parents in Hearne.
A garbled 20 year old item references W. oy Tharpwert in Dalles, with scattered mentions of residents, daily events, and local figures. It notes Thanksgiving day, a university excursion, and various names such as Ward, Mossy & Co., and T. A. Murray with partial roles in business and postal posts.
Report on staple lengths and quality for the week ending November 28. Notes shifting proportions of middling and extra white cotton, with increases in shorter and longer lengths, and variations across grade categories. Mentions rotten bee content and market proportions for 3 to 15-16 inch lengths.
Mrs EL Seknend reports on Wimodausis H D Club activities for the last six months. Members canned beans and peas and stored potatoes and syrup for winter. Demonstrations covered bedroom pantry and garden work with remodeling and sewing updates. Officers elected include Loy Schneider president and A C Johnson secretary treasurer. Next meeting with A C Jonson.
Miss Mary Beil and John Fage are attending a Texas University event with Mr and Mrs E E Fagg.
Abilene hosts a public broadcast linking West Texas to the Texas Centennial. The Texas Quality Network will air the 10:40 p.m. show featuring Hardin-Simmons Bard and brief messages from Rufus Higgs and Henderson Shuffler. Public urged to attend at 10030 p.m. on December 5th.
A complete line of Christmas goods is now on display at McIntosh's 5c to $1.00 Store. A Schreiner student making the grade at Schreiner Helm, a San Saba high school player, is noted. OW Ormand arrived Monday with his son, W P L Ormand, staying nearby.
Mr and Mrs A Bo Puckett have returned from a trip described as a stat relative Le ttives Tease, with details unclear but noting their travel concluding recent engagements and visits.
A misread advertisement touts Creamulsion as a answer for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it reaches the seat of the trouble to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and provide healing. The copy includes garbled text and a refund promise if not effective with disclaimers about immediate action.
Tax collector A. E. Moore urges payers to settle back taxes now after multiple notices. He notes his contract allows collection or suit and warns that if suits are filed all delinquent taxes will be included in one action. Citizens should respond to avoid extra costs.
Little Miss Mary Grace Green of Lometa spent the past week in San Saba visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. H. N. Winslow.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Green and their daughter from Lometa spent Thanksgiving here with their parents, Mr and Mrs. The gathering marked a family reunion with relatives sharing a holiday meal and stories.
Mrs. W. W. Wilkerson Mrs. J. H. Baker and Miss Julia Callahan visited in Dublin last Friday keeping to social circles and local greetings in a brief community note.
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