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07 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
1
The readable fragment mentions Cerda of Thana with a charge of 36 and a reference to Resnivtinnd of Reapec with a rate of Se per Ene, but the context and full facts are not discernible from the fragment.
A reflective analysis cites the rise of totalitarian regimes in Russia Japan and Germany, noting border changes and the eroding of liberty. It warns that the collapse of democracies in Europe and Asia will impact the United States, urging resilience and the preservation of civilization and individual rights.
A San Saba column recalls local happenings from the week, noting residents ailing and recovering, editor interactions, calls from Mrs. C. W. Smith of Big Wales, and social visits. Mentions of a grand jury, a racer, and marriage news appear in fragmentary form with several names and places.
Wesey Edwards suffered injuries Tuesday after a chopping incident as students from Daniel Baker College gathered during holidays. County Agent Sendder traveled to Uvalde late week to visit his ailing mother. Mrs. BR Roberson and family, Myra Shroyer, and Hilt DeWaffe’s relatives visited in San Angelo and San Saha, with several families hosting relatives.
Miss Dickie Owen returns from Fort Worth visit. Frank Harris and family spent Thanksgiving in Santa Anna. T C Bourland at Schrein er Institute with Mra B C May in San Saba. Miss Mary Belle Fags and John Fagg visit parents. Subscribe to The San Saba News for holiday bargain rate and enlarged photo certificate.
Reports from 37 counties show a statewide trend of dairy and cattle growth with new construction additions and increased feed storage. Fort Worth office notes 267 dairy animals added to a herd, plus five existing herds, amid expansion in dairy and agricultural work across 27 counties.
Fred ng leads Texas State College for Women orchestra performing Texas Forever for Waring's radio program on NBC at 6FR Central Standard Time. Lucille Holland of Lefkin, senior journalist, shares a war letter slant from a French officer. Edinburg student Macaria de la Gara preserves oral Pastorela Christmas play heritage brought from Spain by Cortez.
A fragmented page recalls community life in Leon County with reminiscences from residents about the Methodist church lumber haul, early settlers, and Indian raids. It highlights the Browns garden rock displays, cactus plantings, and a fish pend amid rock formations near San Saba, plus local names like Cari Scanson and Jotnsot.
Mr and Mrs Ernes Jenson and two daughters of Sanderson were guests of the G A Gays in Cherokee and the W B Hubbertas of Colony over the weekend before last. It was a happy privilege because Mr Gay and Mr Jessup had not seen each other for 19 years since Mr Jessup boarded with the Gays and attended Cherokee Janugr Cs? College.
The item mentions AEH and Rowcell of Fort Worth, a student smizing for a degree at Wesleyan. Mr and Mrs and daughter Nina, from Si erado City, spent holidays with Mrs B R Russell. They departed Sunday. Friedman visited Ab er during Thanksgiving holidays.
Charlie Adams son of Mrs J B Rethel has enlisted and left for the Panama Canal area. He will serve three years and stay about six ee to the deployment.
Dr Rea of Minnesota, licensed, arrives at San Saba Hotel for one day only to offer consultations in stomach and intestinal diseases. He treats women and children, uses hypodermic injections, and lists numerous conditions from ulcers to obesity, with a focus on digestive, urinary, and chronic illnesses.
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