Auto Drivers To Terms of New Law
A synopsis of the uniform operators and chauffeurs license act to be introduced in the 42nd legislature by Rep Jack Eller of Delis outlines who can drive and who cannot. Qualified persons 14 and over. minors under 14, intoxicated or mentally unfit individuals barred. Licenses revoked for homicide, DUI or drag racing, perjury, reckless driving, fleeing after an accident, or felonies. Suspensions for revocation, negligent driving, and unsafe driving. Right of appeal to designated courts. Evasions penalized. licenses or badges misused, lending licenses, misrepresentation, or concealing material facts. Penalties up to 500 dollars or six months jail. Exemptions for farm machinery, military, and non-residents per home-state rules. Administration by State Highway Department. enforcement by local and state police. Fees set: operators up to 15 cents, chauffeurs at 3 dollars. Includes definitions and mentions Mr. and Mrs. J W Cummins and son James Jr visiting San Antonio.
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Feikars
Am Umsafe
Thauffeur
Ehauticar
Dri Pitt
Mob law debate in Sherman mob cases urged to curb violence
A historical column condemns mob actions in Sherman, arguing the mob spirit erodes civilizational standards. It urges courts, judges, and juries to punish lawbreakers and rejects mob rule while condemning acts that endangered women and threatened public order. The piece frames mob violence as anarchy and defends rule of law.
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Sam Seba News
Mem
SenareGun
Pippen
Sherman
Dellas
Anefim
bin Beeture
Old South
New Hope and First Presbyterian Church Notices
Sunday School and worship announcements from New Hope Presbyterian Church with a Christmas theme and an evening sermon at 3:00 p.m. Parable of the Poonds. First Presbyterian Church invites to Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. no preaching service on Sunday December 28. Also a building and loan notice promoting installment stock with monthly payments and January Series offerings from The San Saba Building and Loan Association led by E. E. Fagg and John Seiders.
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Diefersa
First Presbyterian Church
San Saba Building and Loan Association
E. E. Fagg
John Seiders
Harkey Family Introduces Newborn in Austin Visit
Ural Harkey traveled to Austin Sunday to meet Mrs. Harkey and their newborn son. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harkey accompanied the group to present the child to his grandparents, with Miss Vivian also joining the visit.
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Ural Harkey
Austin
Unclear recipe collection with veal dish and dressings
Fragmented cooking notes describe Sour Cream Dressing Mix and Oysters on Toast, veal a la king, and cake with candy bar. Includes measurements for dressing, mushrooms, and spices, plus instructions to brown veal, simmer with vegetables, thicken sauce, and serve hot or cold.
Old Age and Employment in Postwar Job Market
An elderly worker named Harmon, sixty, loses his job after his last firm failed. He is educated, neat, and capable, yet age prejudice and postwar changes hinder reemployment. The piece argues older workers face bias, overspecialization, and slower adaptation, yet experience and judgment remain valuable in business.
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Harmon
Hermon
Aien
Pecan Recipes Shine in West Teas Pecan Stew Show
Readable fragments from the Cul inary division at the West Teas Pecan Stew in San Sahe and Eucember 3 reveal prize winning pecan recipes. Mrs J Harkey wins first for Pecan Cake with a butter sugar lemon batter. Mrs E H Norris earns second for Pecan Pies and Pecan Net Bread, with detailed ingredients and method portions.
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Amd
E. H. Norris
San Saba
San Seba
Christmas Gift to you Mr Smith in Colony News
Christmas cheer fills the notes as residents look forward to the holiday. Several families visit relatives over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Floyd McRorey and son John E of Bend with Mr and Mrs Tom Parks, and Mrs Bill Owen of San Saba with her mother Mrs M E Silican. Other travels include Mert Bloomfield family from Ft Worth, the Til Towerton and Blair households, and Sherman Millican’s Bend kin.
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Mr. Smith
Floyd McRorey
John E
Bend
Tom Parks
Bill Owen
San Saba
M. E. Silican
Ed Blair
Bel Towerton
Tom Towerton
Lometa
Dee
Pontes Family Updates From San Saba School
Mr and Mrs M Pontes of San Saba report their Gor school is progressing nicely. The teacher and pupils are preparing a Christmas tree for a forthcoming event this Friday.
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M.pontes
San Saba
Gor
Bethel School Elects Senior Class Officers in 1931
Bethel school seniors met on Tuesday December 9 to elect officers for the year with Willie Walker Vardeman as president Katie Lee Brown secretary Emmitt Edwards reporter and sponsor Miss Earnestine Beachley delivering the motto United We Stand Divided We Fail The class plans to order rings for 1931 amid a group of eleven members including two boys and nine girls.
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Bethel School
Willie Walker Vardeman
Katie Lee Brown
Emmitt Edwards
Earnestine Beachley
Nime
Christmas Decorations From Wild Evergreen
A county note extols Al ita tute teres Trifaliata as a rare blue green evergreen in winter. It suggests making a Christmas ornament by threading fresh cranberries on black thread in clusters and tying them to branches, noting a potential market if it fruits in winter. Also mentions a hotel advertisement and J B Havde ed contact.
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Lcense
Jack Eller
Delis
Texas
State Highway Department
J. W. Cummins
James, Jr
San Antonio
New Hope Presbyterian Church
Schillings Line
W. R. Harris & Son
Thomas Arkle Teme
University of Mhnals
Beek
By E. E
Rishens
J. EB. Havdeed
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City National Bank
T. A. Murray
Gray Kuykendall
Atwater Kent and
R. C. A. Radios
San Saba Hardware & Furniture Co
L. C. Ward
R, EB. Keyser
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