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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
7
Reported awards across breeds led by Anconas, White Cornish, Wyandottes, Leghorns and Cornish varieties. Multiple winners named with first to third places for cockerels, pullets, hens, and pens, plus champions across categories. Event highlights include Bourbon Reds, White Hollands, Narragansetts, Bronze and other breeds with top placings and overall championship trophies.
William Morris Darley, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Darley of San Saba, died Monday night in a Temple hospital after a brief illness. Funeral held at family home by Rev. Clem W. Hoover of the Church of Christ, burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Pallbearers named. out of town relatives listed. Darley described as industrious, bright, and well regarded by family and friends.
The Mid Texas State Poultry Show runs December 14 to 17 at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Brownwood. Entries close Tuesday night December 18 at 10 00. An expected 1200 to 1506 birds and 250 turkeys compete plus Rhode Island Red and Silver Lace Wyandotte clubs meet. Amusements and attractive prizes across breeds offered. secretary Ancil Fortress invites attendance.
Clyde Barnes sells the Home Cafe to Martin Ketchum with the transfer set for next Saturday night. Ketchum, known in San Saba from his year with the M System Meat Market, has long been active in local business and aims to please customers as a courteous citizen of San Saba.
Midland nov 26 creeps disease in cattle traced to mineral deficiency. Leon Goodman of Midland and County Agent H L Akins report six parts salt to ten parts spent bone black cures creeps, tested at Minnesota station. Cure costs low, supply sought to boost cattle health and profits for West Texas producers.
Mrs Ruth G an Owen spoke on Modern Arabian Nights at a community event. The lecture drew a diverse audience including family, local residents, and students. The talk touched on cultural themes and the role of storytelling in contemporary life.
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