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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

5

West County Boost Good Roads Program

Texas sheep raisers will fund a five year Eat More Lamb campaign by contributing one cent per sheep per year. E S Mayer of San Angelo told McCulloch county ranchmen the plan aims to double lamb consumption nationally through ads, radio, mail, and demonstrations, addressing low lamb use despite higher pork and beef.

Brady Texas E. S. Mayer San Angelo McCulloch County Erle Racey Dallas Mr. Mayer United States National Livestock and Meat Board Middle West Mayer Racey G. B. White James Brook

Risien and Norris Donate the Pecan Premium Winnings

The Pecan Show in San Saba showcased high quality San Saba exhibits despite bad weather and heavy waters. Risien and Norris won major premiums and, showing loyalty to the pecan industry, endorsed their premium checks back to the Chamber of Commerce to support the industry’s advancement.

San Saba Messrs E. E. Risien Mesers Risien Norris Chamber of Commerce

All Eastern Team Picked By The News

All Eastern division selections for the all-district team are announced. Hoover of San Saba and Roy Fuller of Lampasas are named at ends, noted for defense and hard hitting as the writer emphasizes a yearlong evaluation and nonpartial selection.

the News Hoover San Saba Roy Fuller Lampasas

C C Ashley to Join San Saba Law Firm After New Year

C C Ashley plans to move to San Saba and join J Mitch Johnson in law practice after the new year. He has worked in Brady while keeping ties with the San Saba bar and will convert his W A Ashley residence near the grammar school into a modern home. Ashley formerly coached the local high school football team and is well known in the county.

C. C. Ashley San Saba J. Mitch Johnson Brady W. A. Ashley Ashley

Christmas Service at Live Oak Church

A special Christmas service will be held Sunday at 3 o clock at Live Oak Church. All residents are urged to pass the word and attend. A good program is being arranged. Do your Christmas shopping now.

Live Oak Church Leta

Christmas Dinner Baskets Sought by American Legion

The American Legion sponsors a community Christmas dinner effort. A committee will solicit basket donations and locate needy families. Donors may deliver baskets directly or arrange delivery via grocery stores. Toys and clothing may be added. volunteers urged to phone committee members F. H. Hamner, Horton, Lynn Ward.

The American Legion F. H. Hamner Gee Horton Lynn Ward

Pecan Convention Attracts Attention Despite Rain

The West Texas Pecan Association fall meeting in San Saba drew key speakers from San Angelo Brownwood Stephenville and Austin despite rain halting attendance. E H Norris presided with Rainey Fabis Wolfe Willman Rhomberg among speakers. A well served banquet featured pecan pie with Rowland Windell as toastmaster. Mrs Millican was hospitalized and a sympathy message was sent.

West Texas Pecan Association Central Texas Nickels U. S. Department Emma Klingeman Lockhart E. H. Norris San Saba J. L. Rainey San Angelo Mr. Rainey A. I. Fabis Brownwood Nursery Ross R. Wolfe Stephenville J. Frank Willman L. R. Rhomberg State Department of Agriculture Austin First Methodist Church Rowland Windell Lometa Rowland Mickie Stephens Bill Millican Frank Moore

Spanish Class Christmas Pageant At Hi School Building

The Spanish class of Miss Dorothy Kress will present a Christmas pageant in the high school auditorium Thursday night at 8 o clock. The main feature is a tableau of the Christ child in the manger. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.

Dorothy Kress

Pat Chestnut Released On Bond For Action Court

Don Gray, a noted Llano County ranchman, was fatally shot at Pat Chestnut’s Cherokee home last Thursday. Gray’s two year penitentiary Sentence was affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Chestnut, a state witness, surrendered to Sheriff Graves and was released on a 2500 dollar bail bond to await grand jury action in April 1931. Bond signed by Allen Newsome, Billie Wallace, R A Byfield and W L Chestnut.

Don Gray Liano County Pat Chestnut Cherokee Gray Court of Criminal Appeals Chestnuut Liano Chestnut Graves F. R. Gray Allen Newsome Billie Wallace R. A. Byfield W. L. Chestnut Llano

Ten High School Pupils At Rotary Club Honor Lunch

Ten San Saba high school pupils received Rotary Club honors at a noon lunch last Thursday. Freshman class led the honor roll with four students, six girls and four boys, including Beverly Stone Hilda DeWolfe Marjorie Owen Florence Whitehead Madge Mosley Haynes Burnham John Fagg Johnnie Bob Weatherby Marshal Fox Leonard Edmondson. Rotary chairman B. T. Rich outlined a school co operation program. Visitors included W. G. Howell of Breckenridge and Clay Kuykendall.

Rotary Club San Saba Beverly Stone Hilda Jean DeWolfe Marjorie Owen Florence Whitehead Madge Mosley Haynes Burnham John ‘Fagg Johnnie Bob Weatherby Mar‘shal Fox Leonard Edmondson B. T. Rich Rotary W. G. Howell Breckenridge Clay Kuykendall Clarence Gosch

Holt Cow Rabies After Mad Dog Bite

Judge R E Gray received a telegram from the Sanitary Commission reporting a head from Joe Burk’s Holt farm herd. The cow had been bitten by a supposed mad dog days earlier. The dog and cow were killed and the cow’s head sent for analysis confirming rabies.

R. E. Gray The Sanitary Commission Joe Burk Holt

Correcting Mistake on Milk Delivery

The News apologizes for misreading the Brown & Griffin milk delivery report, stating they do not deliver milk to town from their Goldthwaite route. They only supply milk from TB tested herds. Also, L. E. Hicks of San Saba and Tom Doran of Richland Springs are improving nicely at Temple hospitals.

Brown & Griffin Goldthwaite Temple L. E. Hicks San Saba Tom Doran Richland Springs

Precinct Two Demands New Hard Surfaced Road and Bridge

Capt A J Lane, once a county resident now in Taylor, visited Richland Springs with family and old friends. He recalled early county days, Indians, antelope and thriving farms. Lane owns a top Taylor county farm with a budding pecan orchard, Rhode Island Reds, and supports Jim Ferguson.

A. J. Lane Free State Taylor T. A. Murray City National Bank Lane Murray Ed Knight J. C. Moore Ed Brown Richland Springs Capt. Lane Taylor County Rhode Island Reds Jim Ferguson

Locker School Earns Class A Rural High School Status

Locker County school receives official certification as a Class A rural high school. Supt. Burkett and trustees W. G. Shaw R. A. Taylor J. J. Cummings praise high standards set by the State Department of Education. The rigorous evaluation covered the school house grounds equipment outhouses teaching staff and adherence to tests and inspections.

Locker W. G. Shaw R. A. Taylor J. J. Cummings

Change In Rural Mail Route One

A department issued change to Rural Route One will take effect December 16. The route will depart from Brownwood Road No. 2 at Henry School House, head west to Snails Water Road, then south to Richland Creek Bridge, east along Richland China public road to meet Brownwood Road No. 2 at China Cemetery, then continue along the old path to Thera. The modification serves about 17 additional patrons with daily door delivery.

Brownwood Road No Henry School House Snails Water Road Richland Creek Bridge Richland-China Public Road Brownwood Road No. 2 China Cemetery Therain

Preaching at Plainview Baptist Church Next Sunday

The news announces preaching at Plainview Baptist Church next Sunday December 14 by Dr M E Davis dean of Bible Dept How ard Payne College Brownwood. Services at eleven and three with a basket dinner on the grounds. All are cordially invited.

Plainview Baptist Church M. E. Davis Bible Department Howard Payne College Brownwood

West county farmers seek rapid road plan via Keys Crossing

A Northwest and Richland Springs delegation urged the Commissioners Court to push a county wide road program. They propose leaving state highway 74 west of Richland Springs, building a graveled north route via Holt to Keys Crossing on the Colorado River, connecting to a Brownwood road. They want the state to take over the route as a state highway and to hard surface the entire 74 corridor through precinct two, plus funding for lateral roads. The San Saba to Brownwood route could cut distance by about 10 miles, but Regency bridge remains out of service.

Northwest Richland Springs Holt Keys Crossing Colorado River Brownwood San Saba Algerita Regency Bridge Page Hight

Winners In Pecan Show and Institute

Winners in the pecan show and institute held in San Saba last week are listed. E E B Risien & Son won Class 2 best individual exhibit with Onlinon pecans. E H Norris took second. Risien also won Class 3 best named Western variety with Onlinon. J T Kelley second with Burkett. Class 4 best quart native pecans went to J T Kelley. Mrs A M Sanderson second. Class 5 best pecan products went to Mrs A J Harkey. Mrs E H Norris second with a pecan Graham loaf.

San Saba E. E B

Hall District rejects consolidation with Richland Springs

In a special election last Saturday, Hall School District voters rejected a consolidation plan with Richland Springs Independent District High School. The tally was 42 against and 38 for the proposal.

Hall School Richland Spings Independent

Sullivan Cook Nuptials Tie San Saba Pair

Miss Frances Sullivan of San Saba wed E L Cook of Tyler Texas on November 20 They visited San Saba then moved to Van Texas home of Mr Cook an employee of Pierce Oil Company Frances is a popular local figure and many friends wish the couple happiness Also Mrs Cecil Smith arrived from El Paso to visit relatives and Mr and Mrs H B Clark and family returned from a visit

Frances Sullivan San Saba E. L. Cook Tyler Texas Van Cook Pierce Oil Company Frances

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West County Erie Racey McCulloch Precinct Two Plainview Traweek Hart Keys the Hall Sullivan-Cook Cecil Smith el Paso Be ‘H. ‘Taylor Smith H. B. Clark
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