Fairview Notes From Wily and Weather Outlook
Mrs. Tom Taylor and son Steve visited in Reena Runnells County last week. The week brought fine weather with about two inches of rain. Oat crops look good as some farms are plowed and hogs butchered. Hog prices drop, with industry leaders predicting government boosts and potential overproduction. James D Golden and wife plan to move to Roswell New Mexico after this weekend.
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Tom Taylor
Steve Taylor
Reena
Runnells County
Thanksgiving Reflections and Local News in Richland Springs
Thanksgiving recollections fill this Richland Springs note page with visits from Elfen Joiner, the Turley family returning to Ballinger, and Mrs Rita Roberts’ illness. Faculty reshuffle brings Thurman McCutchen to Florence, while Terrance Walker attends the A&M game and Miss Treba Wells recovers from an appendectomy.
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M. N. Turley
Ballinger
B. E Kattes
Thurman McCutchen
Florence
McCutchen
J. D. Walker
The
Baptist Church
Arnold D. Feazle
Small Son
Austin
Alice Feazle
L. M. Gaddy
L. M. Gaddy Were Mrs. Gaddy
San Saba
Mrs. Roberds
Kathryn
Buddy
Jack Smith
Houston
Smithhart
Oliver Smith
Mills County
Eunice Dean Kattes
W.A. Burnam
Louise
Frank Sloan
San Marcos
Miss Burnam
Southwest
Locker by Lindy presents thanks for venison roast
A community note expresses gratitude to Henry Barnett and family plus Alton Wells for killing a deer and supplying venison roast. It mentions Mrs. R. A. Taylor's illness, visits by Rev. Sparkman and Norton relatives, and Beulah Coffey’s November visitors. Lindy thanks all who called, noting 35 visitors in one month lifting spirits of shut-ins.
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Lindy
Henry Barnett
Barnett
Alton Wells
Wels
Barnetts
R. A. Taylor
Marlin Welly
W. T. Sparkman
Norton
Howard Parks
J. R. Shaw
Beulah Coffey
J.C. Till
Till
Rita
Willie May Till
Fayvette
Evanell Johnson
Roxie
Marjorie Barnett
Hetta Coffey
Billy Joy
Virginia Hendricks
Ohn
Carrie Frances Coffey
Jessie Lee Cummings
Fred Wallace
F. M. Reavig
Bill Hendricks
Daisy
Verna
Mra Howard
Neldy Low
Ima Dean Hickman
Rev. Sparkman
Nelda Skelton
J. B. Coffey
Miss Beulah
Chappel News Recap From Keeney Household Notes
Local column recounts a busy week with rain aiding farmers plus a thriving Sunday School attendance. Social items list visits by Keeney and McCoury families, apron hemming party results, Indian exhibit at school, and weekend travels to San Saba Bend Red Bluff Rough Creek Camp Wood Nimrod Rock Springs.
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Ray Gage
San Saba
W. J. Collins
Douglas Keeney
Manse Millican
Tom Matsler
Bend
Woodson Keeney
I. W. Keeney
Edgar Low
Rough Creek
Joseph Gage
Batty Jo
A. A. Broyles
Red Bluff
C. D. Broyles
Jean and
Mozelle Broyles
Maynard McCoury
Iscar Shafer
Nimrod
J. C. Howell
Patsy Brazil
Rock Springs
J. C. Brazil
Edith Taylor
Camp Wood
Poison Oak Remedy Sold at ITV Drug Store
An advertised clean liquid for poison oak and skin irritations is offered at ITV Drug Store. The product promises no residue and claims to soothe irritation without leaving a trace.
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Ata
ITV Drug Store
Thanksgiving Personal Notices From Brownwood And Norton
Mr and Mrs Sherman McDaniel and daughter Jeanette of Brownwood visited here Sunday with Mr and Mrs Luther Owen and others. Mrs G W Edwards and Miss Nila Estep came from Austin to spend Thanksgiving week end with their parents. Tommie Edwards returned home with his mother after visiting grandparents. Norton Texas residents and R C Andrews with two sons Jay and Jimmie of Hamilton spent Thanksgiving in San Saha.
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Pearl J. Brannon
Dallas
Marie Brannon
Brownwood
Sherman Rimey
Thomas Prather
Taft
Central Power & Light Co
Richland Springs
Toonie Prather
Harshall Wiles
W. A H. Age
Woodson Keeney
Tommy Frank
Laura Kelly
Roy Kilgore
C. H. McMillan
San Saba
Sherman McDaniel
Jeanette
Luther Owen
A. F. Locklear
Mary Locklear
G. W. Edwards
Nila ‘Estep
Austin
W. T. Sparkman
Norton
Texas
Locker
R. C. Andrews
Jay
Jimmie
Hamilton
San Saha
Does Pyorrhea Threaten Druggists Money Back
In a bold sales claim Laird's Corner Drug Store promises a refund if the first bottle of LETO'S fails to satisfy. The offer urges trust in the remedy for pyorrhea with a money back guarantee.
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Leto
City Drug Store Sells Rat Exterminator for 25 Cents
A safety kill product labeled for extermination is offered by City Drug Store. Described as nonpoisonous to other animals, the item is priced at 25 cents. The ad notes its use against rats with a bold claim of killing up to 100 rats.
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City Drug Store
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Fairview
Wily
James D. Golden
Roswell
N. M
Algerita
Shorty
Miss Elfen Joiner
B.E. Hendricks
Mmes. Hayes and
Bracken
W.E. Brown
Mmes
Laura
Holcomb
Will McCarty
Wood
Nored & Sullivan Lbr, CO
ROYAL
HEW
Fis
Chevrolet
Chappel News
Woodson M. Keeney
E. D. Keeney
Mary Gage
Denton
W.H. Gage
Garland Shannon
Z. T. Sullivan
Milam Taylor
Taylor
Altie
Alva Keeney
Cherokee
J. C. Keeney
Willard
San Saba Service Directory
Walter E. Gates
City National Bank
Dean & Horton
J. E. Hagan Insurance and Loans
San Saba, Texas
Curtis Johnson
Sonny” Crockett
G. A. Wilson
Clark Building
J. E. Rector
Sullivan Lumber Co
Shire’s
Dickason Lumber Co
Optometry
Faver
W. Wallace
T. J. Connors
J. Harkey
Roger van Cleave
Pennsylvania
Robert S. Timberlake
Ltu
Harold Behrens
Mgr
Geo. B. Walker
Brown & Bowers
Mrs. Maida Lee Smith
Primcy
Laird's Corner Drug Store
Ban Saba, Texas
Isham & Circle
Woue
J. L. Dailey
Grammar School
B. T. Rich
Clarence Gosch
J. W. Cummins
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