San Saba News Classified Rates and Corrections Policy
Published at San Saba Texas and sent weekly to Saba County, the paper is entered at the San Saba post office as second class matter. Subscription rates listed as one year six months and three months. Local readers rate eight cents per line per issue and display rate thirty cents flat. The management welcomes prompt corrections for any erroneous reflections upon persons or firms appearing in these columns upon notification.
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San
Saba County
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San Saba
San Saba Daily Snippets of Local Life and Notices
A parade of small-town items: deer hunting triumphs and generous gifts to the News family, odd rescue feats at a residence fire, the first Santa Claus sighting in town, 1933 noted as an unusually dry year, travels of J L Sims and Gene Buchanan, Ray Senterfitt moving to Crystal City, a Burnet funeral notice, and local ads for hats and feed goods.
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Santa Claus
San Saba
Texas
J. L. Sims
Gene Buchanan
The
Bend
del Rio
Langtry
Adventures of Grandpa Plays Echoed in School News
Examination week prompts a full report from Henry Scratchings. Highlights include a successful stage production netting $9.40, science class field trip to an ice plant explaining ammonia cooling, and a busy school with contests, glee club plans, and a postponed goat supper for December 22. Community events feature cemetery cleanup, local road signups, and a Christmas tree fundraiser.
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Grandpa
Turner
McCann
Walter Bob Smith
Spry Mouse
Mr. Frog
Nan Taylor
Jack
Algebita
Methodist
Grady Isham
Elton
L. A. Gaines
Elton Laird
XMAS CLUB PARTY AT PONTON HOME HOSTS FOR CLUB
A Christmas party hosted by Miss Gladyus Ponton Grace Baxter and Mrs Harry Doran for the Algerita Harkeyville Home Demonstration Club was held December 12 at the Ponton residence. Forty two attended with seven tables of games then prizes for high score to Mrs Ponton and Clyde Smith. A refreshment plate followed and Santa delivered gifts on a decorated tree.
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W. H. Ponton
North 8Th Street
Gladyus Ponton
Grace Baxter
Harry Doran
Algerita- Harkeyville
W. HH
Pont
W. W. Linkenhager
O. B. Harkey
O. M. Harkey
O. J. Harkey
T. Grumbles
Worth Doran
Harley Doran
Byron Mariner
Misses
Gladys Ponton
Lois Smith
Lorena Dry
Goldk ‘Roach
Rebecca Grumbles
Messrs
Clyde Smith
Howell Ponton
Riley Harkey
Ellsworth Roach
James Harkey
Jim ' Bob Grumbles
Hats Offered At Shooks At Discounted Prices
Miss Julia Barnett and Peggy LaNel Maas visited their mother Mrs Marion Reavis at Locker. Irvin Grumbles transported the household goods of Mr and Mrs Ray Sentertift to their new home in Crystal City last week. There is no substitute for newspaper advertising.
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Julia Barnett
Peggy LaNel Maas
Marion Reavis
Locker
Irvin Grumbles
Ray Senterfitt
Crystal City
Farm Allotments and Maximum Wheat Acreage for 1934
San Saba County Texas sets 8294 bushels as county allotment under wheat program. Includes nonparticipating farms data and per farm acreage caps under 1934 contracts. County allotment committee reports figures derived from USDA records and notes slight inaccuracies possible.
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Wheat Production Control Association
San Saba County
State of Texas
Richland Springs
San Saba
United States Department of Agriculture
Community land allotments listed for Burnham area
A fragmented roster lists individuals such as Burnham, Medley, Moore, Knight, Coleman Burnham, Mann, Q Medley, Nettleship, Moore, Armor, Wilton, Harvey Moore, Kennedy, Miller, and others with AL allotments and corresponding bushel amounts. The entries show acres and bushels under varying maxes, indicating a land distribution or surveying record.
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San Saba
Burnham
D. O. Medley
Eugene Moore
T .A. Garrett
Max
Claude W. Knight
AL Lot
Coleman Burnham
al. Lot
Benjamine F. Mann
Dell Q. Medley
Enoch Lh Nettleship
James O. Moore
John J. Armor
Eugene
Moore
Will Wilton
Harvey H
Pat Kennedy
Elijah HW
Miller
Hugh Miller
Alor
Farm Debt Adjustment Committee Meeting Set in San Saba
The Farm Debt Adjustment Committee chaired by W. E. Barrow will convene in San Saba on Saturday December 16 at 1 30 PM. All interested parties are invited to attend the meeting.
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W. E. Barrow
San Saba
New Tudor Sedan Improves Comfort and Ride Quality
All bodies and fenders show greater wearing quality and lasting luster. Greater riding comfort comes from increased spring flexibility. The Spring Leaves are redesigned for quieter action. Shock absorbers are improved. Seat cushions are deeper with softer springs. New individual bucket seats enhance front-seat comfort. The 15 to 1 steering gear ratio adds to driving ease.
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Harkey Thornton
Dea
News Family
Roy Ragsdale
Ray R. Senterfitt
Pecan Grove
Rio Grande
Val L. Sherman
Burnet
Edd Bostick
Henry
Neff Mainer
East Texas
Ted Brown
Herman
Dallas
J. W. Carroll
Shook’'s
Trarrett
Medley
Co. Burnham
W. E
Hap
Harkey
Brown & Bowers
Ford Dealers
Ford
Ford Progress
Detroit