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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
8
Advertisement for BLUE STAR REMEDY promising relief from itch eczema tetter cracked hands and other skin ailments. Claims no stain on clothing and pleasant odor. For sale by City Drug Store in San Saba Texas with legal notices listed by J K Rector and Jas H Baker Law Office.
San Saba readers learn backache and kidney signs point to failing kidneys and should not be neglected. Doan's Pills are recommended by many, with Mrs. J. M. Anderson of Brady, Texas noting relief after use and continued benefit. Available at dealers for 25 and 50 cents. Also Harold Lloyd in The Freshman shown at The Majestic on Thursday and Friday, Dec 31 and Jan 1.
The Live Oak PTA elected officers on November 27 with Mrs. Jim Murray as president and I. B. Williams as second vice president. The secretary reported a $63 balance to be used for the school, and the next meeting is December 18 to discuss a community dramatic club.
Miss Sallie Bell Robbins of San Saba visited Mr and Mrs Wiley Robbins Monday. Olive and Louise Taylor of Live Oak stayed with aunt Mrs Roy Crockett Saturday. A Tacky party hosted by Mr and Mrs Early Taylor drew guests from San Saba and Live Oak. Prize for tackiest girl went to Lena Barnett, tackiest boy to Leon Johnson. Families from San Saba and nearby towns attended, with many neighbors hosting outings and gatherings through Sunday.
An advertisement promotes feeding MARTIN'S POULTRY TONE to chickens and painting the henhouse interior with MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT to deter and kill insects. The ad claims city drug store guarantee and urges readers to try the products for spring poultry care.
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