Chamber of Commerce Defended Over Criticism and Work
The San Saba Chamber defends its finances and efforts to improve train service and local conditions. It notes starting balance of 1.43 and debt about 100, now about 200 with duties at one dollar per member. It cites ongoing talks with Santa Fe officials, Railway Commission, and local actions on irrigation labor, health, roads, and a steam laundry, urging broader member attendance and constructive criticism.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Com
Chamber
Treasury
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Santa Fe
San Saba
Railway Commission of Texas
Austin
My. J. E. Bell
Texas
Farle B. Mayfield
Bebbery
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Youths Companion Subscriptions Offer Expires Soon
An advertisement promotes The Youths Companion and McCalls Magazine for 1921 and 1920 issues. It highlights wisdom from authors, broad readership, and a combined price of 3.60 for both publications, with subscription details at Commonwealth Ave and St. Paul St, Boston Massachusetts.
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Edward Everett Hale
Companion
Youth’s Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Youths Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Toys and essentials promoted in San Saba advertisements
Local notices push pocket knives at W A Martins and milk of magnesia for infants sold by Corner Drug Store and Simmons Drug Store. Promos urge Christmas toys from R A Soars as a headline on the page.
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San Saba
Simmons’ Drug Store
Get Your Money's Worth In Groceries At Morris Grocery Co
A promotional note from Morris Grocery Co promises customers maximum value per dollar. It lists grocery items and prices including sugar, oat meal, baking powder, Post Toasties, pasta, soap, hams, bacon, baking soda, corn and more, emphasizing a large selection and guaranteed value.
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Morris Grocery Co
Speggetti
Ermicelli
Swift
Arm & Hammer Ota
Bkaos
Fairview notes farming, births, and croppings
Weather stays fair as Hog killing dominates week. F N Gunter and wife welcome a girl. Raymond Jones builds a residence on McMillin land and moves in. Wiley Robbins Jr moves to Plainview. Cotton gathering winds down with some considering abandoning fields. One crop given away to ensure rent payment. No cotton picked yet. Oats sowing continues. Harnest Watkins returns from McCulloch visit. Mr. Blankenship, the grocer, improves after illness. John Massey ships to plains country. W W Hibler buys his crop on CG A Walters farm.
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F. N. Gunter
Raymond Jones
McMillin
Wiley Robbins, Jr
Plainview
Harnest Watkins
McCulloch County
Mr. Blankenship
County agent forms 4-H clubs at Richland Springs HS
P Clark visited Richland Springs high school Wednesday and organized boys and girls into Live Stock and Agricultural Clubs. He plans similar organized clubs in every county school with prizes for members who compete. Eye-Witness notes strong interest among youth.
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P. Clark
Richland Springs High School
The Little Stranger and the Circus Child
Grace Levington helps Leona, a circus prodigy crippled in an accident, while Dr. Guy Roberts treats her. The pair form a close bond as finances strain the Levingtons and Leona’s grandfather plans to take custody, then relents seeing the child’s happiness with Grace and Dr. Roberts.
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Weslern
Dr. Roberts
Mr. Levinson
Grace
Levingtons
Guy Roberts
Brompton
Mia
Levington
Equestriennes
Andy
Leona
Circus
Wenen
Haif
Grice
Nettle
Roberts
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W. A. Martin
W. A. Martin’s
Xmas Toys
R. A. Soars
Fairview
John Massey
Plains
W. W. Hibler
Aluminum
China
Qualls Hardware
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