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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
1
City Drug Store offers Martin's Egg Pro Ducer and Martin's Roup Tablets with a money back guarantee. ATix News ads claim results for feeders, urging customers to try them.
Jo Warlick and G W Edmondson invite neighbors to sell furs as the season opens on November 15 at the Urquhart old Livery Stable on Wallace Street.
Doctors promote Calutabs to break up a cold overnight or end grippe with one or two Calotabs at bedtime and a glass of water. The tablets claim to cleanse the system without nausea or digestive disruption, with a full appetite next morning and no dietary restrictions. A family package with directions sells for 85 cents at drug stores.
The Lampasas District held two Methodist workers conferences at Goldthwaite and Marble Falls this week, presided by Rev. E. A. Hunter. Attendance exceeded prior conferences, with Marble Falls drawing more attendees than last year. Highlights included recognition of two standard Sunday schools in West Texas, advancement of several schools, plans for Epworth League Federations, expanded women’s work, men’s Brotherhoods, and a Leadership Training School to be held in Llano in spring. District officers for Sunday school were elected and will meet in Lampasas on Jan 14 to plan the year’s program.
An old farmer’s ad advises feeding MARTIN'S POULTRY TONE to chickens next spring and painting the henhouse interior with MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT to kill and deter insects. It is guaranteed by City Drug Store. Also promotes Pure Jersey Milk-nature's food for children delivered daily by C. T. Loucks.
Geo M Watkins left Llano Thanksgiving day for coastal duck hunt friends. He spent the night in San Antonio Thursday and Friday morning drove toward the coast. He suffered pain, was diagnosed with acute appendicitis, and operated on in San Antonio Friday night. Latest hospital news says he is doing nicely and hopes to return home soon.
Mrs Laura McGuire born August 31 1861 died last Wednesday afternoon at Fairview aged 83 burial followed at China Cemetery. She married S H Smith September 6 1888 and was a longtime member of the Church of Christ. Survived by husband and eight children all present at the hours except Moody who was en route from California. Funeral by Rev E E Thomson attended by many relatives and friends.
The Grand Jury for San Saba County reports 18 indictments 14 felonies and 4 misdemeanors after 15 days of session. They commend law and order, note jail repairs and fencing needs, urge aggressive prosecution of misdemeanors, and call for the county attorney to be vigorously employed or funds discontinued. Foreman J D Parker submits.
Death visited our community last Wednesday afternoon as Mrs. H. H. Smith, a pioneer citizen and 35 year Church of Christ member, passed away. Funeral services were led by Brother Thomson with many friends and neighbors in attendance. Moody Smith, in California, arrived Friday. John Blackwell and wife of Brady attended. Berry Lyon of Lometa visits his grandfather J. W. Berry. Rev. McHenry Seal and wife visited crippled boy Clell Crockett last Friday. the boy is improving.
Old advertisement notes Mr Carter aided by a simple mixture Adlerika a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy to remove gas and relieve stomach discomfort. Claims ten minute relief and elimination of old waste. Also offers a ten year lease purchase from A Oliver Edna Texas with sale of property or rights.
All notes and accounts are past due. The firm states it helped through hard times and now seeks payment. The notice lists Davidson Bros as the creditor and references a December deadline.
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