Land Use and Conservation urged for farms nationwide
Kent Leavitt of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts warns that farmers must treat land as a trust for future generations and adopt science based, wide scale land use. He cites erosion losses exceeding 500000 acres yearly and argues districts offer locally controlled, non subsidized, effective solutions without broad federal takeover.
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Kent Leavitt
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Leavitt
Portland
Oregon
America
England
Soil Conservation Districts
Wrapping Rail Regulation Like King Tut in Tape
Boston Herald column by Bill Cunningham critiques outdated federal and state railroad regulation. He notes competition from trucks buses airlines water and autos, and argues for a new law reflecting today’s transportation landscape while railroads still bear unique burdens as they must finance own facilities.
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Boston Herald
Bill Cunningham
King Tut
Congress
Marriage of R N Shelton and Addie Senterfitt in 1899
From The News files recaps a December 18 1899 wedding at the bride’s mother's home eight miles below town on the river with Rev C F Sensa baugh presiding. Also notes Capt A N Leitnaker and Mark Jones seeking a telephone exchange in San Saba and Crawford Co offering a free Roman Candle with each 5 cent purchase.
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R. N. Shelton
Zephyr
Addie Lee Senterfitt
M. G. Senterfitt
C. F. Sensabaugh
Brownwood
A. N. Leitnaker
Mark Jones
Austin
San Saba
Leitnaker
Tom Henry
Crawford & Co’s
W. E. Turner
Alice Sloan
Public Records Marriage Licenses and Vehicle Registrations
Public Records list marriages for Alouis Frederick Bannett and Ruby Lee Myers. Registered new cars include Eugene O Bruce Oldsmobile sedan from Circle Motor Co. Gene G Perico Oldsmobile sedan from Circle Motor Co. L T McBurnett Pontiac sedan from Franklin Pontiac Co. J Elis Chevrolet 2 door from Park Chevrolet. D C Sullivan to Tommy Karnes part of Laurel Heights. Walter Vogel to D H Bowers part of O Wilcox Survey 38. Willie Sutton to Jack Fry part of Murray Addition. J W Gibbons to M O Tripp south half of Doran Addition Richland Springs. Mrs Mary Sullivan to First Baptist Church San Saba. monetary values listed: $6,450. $275. $1,440. $200.
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Eugene O. Bruce
Oldsmobile
Circle Motor Co
San Saba Produce
W. T. Vogel & Son
R. B. Slaughter
Plymouth
Jim Circle Motors
G. W. Horton Jr
Dodge
Bert Weatherby
J. W. Ivy
Elis
Chevrolet
Park Chevrolet
P. E. Hardin
James G. Caruthers
D. C. Sullivan
Tommy B. Karnes
Laurel Heights
San Saba
Walter T. Vogel
D. H. Bowers
O. Wilcox
Willie Sutton
Jack Fry
Murray
J. W. Gibbons
M. O. Tripp
Doran
Richland Springs
Mary Sullivan
First Baptist Church
High Valley Hosts Baptists Conference Evening Program
High Valley Baptist hosts a min Ykers conference with Rev C E Lancaster of Al geria Baptist Church as moderator. The Foreign Missions themed meeting opens at 7 p m with Rev R Don Hendricks of First Baptist San Saba delivering the sermon. Others include T W Goar San Saba Graves Burke Cherokee and Mrs C E Lancaster brief remarks on "Who"
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C. E. Lancaster
Algeria
Bible Comment for December 18 Faith in an Ever Present God
The piece reflects on God’s ubiquity using a tale of a sign reading God Is No where but read as God is Now Here. It ties Jesus’s dialogue with the Samaritan woman to worship in Spirit and truth. It cites Israel in exile, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Isaiah, and prophecy leading to the Messiah and the Christmas story.
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Jesus
Samaria
Jerusalem
Mountain
Israel
God
Jeremiah
Egypt
Babylon
Ezekiel
Isaiah
Christmas program speakers announced at Richland Springs
Rev Leslie Rogers and Miss Margery Lancaster will speak and play piano on Our Christmas Gift To Christ. Executive board and WMU meetings follow program. Pangburns candy featured at City Drug Store with beautiful Christmas boxes.
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Lottie Moon
Leslie Rogers
Richland Springs
Christ
Margery Lancaster
Executive Board
WMU
Pangburns
City Drug Store
Pasture and hay drive efficient hog production
When heifers lack pasture to feed, they consume hay to meet intake. Pasture is essential for economical growth and widely regarded as a cornerstone of the nation’s most successful hog operations.
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Jack H. Bowen
Howard Harrison
John Bogard
The
San Saba County
Texas
National Editorial l Association
Waational Advertising
NAS
Leves
Nance & Taylor
Postoffice Worth Nance
Herb Taylor
Gibbons and White
Lon Locklear
J. E. White
San Antonio
M. D. Miller
Bobbie Grant
Cecil Smith
Douglas, LeMaster
Raymond Gray
Kittie Sue Harrigan
Anna Belle Howard
Clyde Smith
Wardell Creamer
Bob Mayfield
Ruby Alexander
Mary Alexander
Public Records
Alouis Frederick Bannett
Ruby Lee Myers
High Valley
High Valley Baptist
Baptist Pi Saba Bapton
W. T. Vogel & Sons
CASE
Allis Chalmers
GMC
Honest Joes
Ozen
Wildman
San Gaba
Cr Federal
San Maria
Orton
Insurance Agency
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