Locker items and community notes from Richland area
Richland area notes describe visits by Fred Schneider and family to Locker with Lon Shelton's relatives, trips to Dallas by Mrs Holcomb and family, and various local movements including the Sofgees returning from Brownfield, Cochran family travels to San Saba and Seagraves, and the Till infant burial in Locker. Also mentions Reavis buying Jersey heifers, Betsy and Harris visits, local school ball, Enoch Cochran hospital trip, and Bethel residents moving a car shed.
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Fred Schneider
Richland
Lon Shelton
Hal Holcomb
Clinton
Dallas
Sidney
Comanche County
Bob Cochran
San Saba
F. M. Reavis
L. B. Skelton
Jersey
Tommie Cummings
North Plains
Seagraves
Mr. Cochran
Sherman Till
Locker
Annie Mse Harris
Harris
Bill Shelton
San
Saba
Claude Cochran
Winters
Walter Smith
Floyd Smith
Enoch Cochran
Brady Hospital
Sargon Pills Promote Health Says A C Dallas Reader
A Dallas reader reports long illness and wasted money before using Sargon Pills. After taking them, indigestion eased, back pain vanished, sleep improved, and overall strength returned, credited to the laxative and systemic health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cheat
Brooklyne
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Simmons & Gosch
Agents
Majestic Radios Franchise Notice in San Saba
A notice announces the Majestic Radios franchise in San Saba and reports no stock at Dickerson's Variety Store. It invites calls or visits for a free home demonstration and quotes Gartman Music House and H V Crawford as representatives asserting the product's superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Radios
San Saba
Dickerson
Majestic
Gartman Music House
H. V. Crawford
Model Touring Historic Drive Across States Ends in Stillwater
Harkey Thornton and Bob Taylor recount a dawn to dusk trip in a T Model Ford, traveling from San Saba Texas through Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri and finally into Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater. They describe landscapes cities and landmarks with playful homage to history and local color, ending with pride in Pecan Valley and the college they joined.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
San Saba
Alboit
Dream Land
Harkey G. Thornton
Bob Taylor
Pecan Valley
Tost
Colorado River
Temple
Houston
Tall Pines
Louisiana
Great River
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
White Bouquets
Bull Run
Alabama
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Sherman
Georgia
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Stone Mountain
Lee
Jackson
Carolina Sisters
Tennessee
Nature
Rip van Winkle
Old
Sam Bass
Indiana
John D
Standard Oil
Great Speedway
Indianapolis
Chicago
al Capone
Grat River
St. Lonia
Ceaser
Rome
Missouri
Eckner
Kangas City
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Trappers and Fur Dealers Texas Laws Overview
Mr W C Egger of San Saba outlines Texas laws governing fur transport. Only trappers shipping their own catch and licensed dealers may ship furs. buyers may not. Dealers and trappers must file monthly sworn reports with the Game Fish and Oyster Commission, keep detailed records, mail tag stubs within ten days, and attach authorized tags to shipments. nonresident dealers may post a $1000 guarantee.
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W. C. Egger
San Saba
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Commission
Post Office
Express Company
Common
Blank forms for making reports and state marks defective
The Game Fish and Oyster Commission may confiscate furs or pelts shipped from the state without due tax payment. Authorized gate and fish wardens enforce the rule.
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Thia
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Sunday School Bible Class Invitation by Pastor Hamner
A cordial welcome is extended to all to worship with us in the Sunday School Bible Class led by Pastor F. H. Hamner. The notice invites community members to attend the service and join the class.
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F. H. Hamner
A Christmas Joke by Blanche Taylor
A Christmas tale in a grade eight class narrates Jack and Lucy hanging stockings while Santa fills them. A tiny stocking holds a hidden mouse who nibbles a way to add a piece of cheese, prompting Santa to declare a funny Christmas joke.
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Blanche Taylor
Henry No
Jack
Lucy
Santa
Laicy
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Parks
A. P. Smith
Bethel
Loeker
Victor Eckert
Grandmother Eckert
Rio Grande Valley
Helena Rubinstein
Helens
City Drug Store
Rexall
San Saba, Texas
Sargon
City National Bank
San Saba County
Sear Bank
The
Bank of
T. A. Murray
R. W. Burleson
Clay Kuykendall
Cashier
Louck’s Dairy
Business Directory
J.L. Dailey
Murray Building
West Side Public Square
Jas. H. Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Dr. C. M. Oliver
Clark Building
Richland Springs
G. A. Walters
W.R. Harris & Son
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