Notice to Stockholders First National Bank San Saba
The annual stockholders meeting of First National Bank of San Saba Texas will be held in the bank building on the second Tuesday of January 1918 between 10 am and 4 pm to elect directors for the en suing year. Also included is an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a reward for proof and solicitation for circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
San Saba
Texas
First National Bank of
A. M. Sanderson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & CO
Letter of thanks for Christmas Cheer gifts to San Antonio troops
A letter to Mrs. Anna Wilson from Marine Pat Paul Sullivan aboard the North Dakota thanks the San Antonio Christmas Cheer Committee for gifts sent to San Antonio servicemen. He notes sweaters and wristlets knitted by New Jersey volunteers, expresses gratitude, and affirms pride in his service branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wilson
Hammond Avenue
San Antonio
Army and Navy
Army
Navy
Red Cross
New Jersey
Pat Paul Sullivan
North Dakota
Mrs Hill Hosts Pleasant Club Event With 500 Game
Mrs A Hill entertained the club this Wednesday with decorated interior, dainty score cards, and a 500 game. Miss Gertrude Hill won a lavender chrysanthemum bouquet, and a luncheon followed for Mesdames Elton Noble and others including Mary Sanderson and Ann Martin. The next meeting is with Mrs S L Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hill
Gertrude Hill
Mesdames
Elton Noble
L. Kirk
Clark
W. A. Martin
Cardus touted by Mrs Fra-Mrs. Dallas Pring for relief
Kathleen Fra-Mrs. Dallas Pring reports severe fatigue nervous weakness after childbirth improved after six bottles of Cardus. She says hands arms and limbs no longer fall asleep and strength returned enabling her to care for six children and housework. Cardus described as mild vegetable medicine without habit forming effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Dallas Pring
Rome
Cardus
Carday
U S Guard Named to Lead New Auxiliary Force
Washington December 18 The United States Guard will be the name of a 25 000 strong auxiliary force authorized by the War Department to support states and other forces guarding war materials industries and police duties. Forty battalions will relieve regular troops and volunteers aged 41 to 45 may be drafted or enlisted. Uniforms will be blue, rifles Krag Jorgenson and other gear provided. Battalions to be led by majors unsuitable for European campaigns with commissions or noncommissioned offers offered to those who fail officer training. Sheriff’s Sale Notice in San Saba County Texas describes levy on 90 acres of land known as the J O King place to satisfy a court judgment against J Q King et al with sale set for February court day 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Guard
War Department
Wilson
National Guard
Europe
State OF Texas
San Saba
District Court
San Saba County
Jno. H. Moore
W. IT. Gibbons
May Ward Holman
J. Q. King
Edgar T. Meal, A
Texas
Fisher & Miller
W. C. Knutson
R. J. Knutson
J. O. King
Jevy
J. QO. King
Edgar T. Neal
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Goldthwaite Woman
Goldthwaite Texas resident Mrs D G Womack reports back pain swelling and vision issues improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills The testimonial claims quick kidney relief and ongoing reliability from the Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y priced at 60 cents at dealers and urges not to settle for generic remedies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Goldthwaite
D. G. Womack
South St
Texas
Doan
Farmer Succeeds in Drought Through County Agent Advice
West Texas farmer Mr. Shaw, from Brazos bottoms, heeded county agent Tackett guidance and, with minimal rainfall, produced over a ton of Milo heads per acre, 20 bushels of grain per acre on sorgas, 20 bales of cotton from eight acres, and 400 bushels of sorghum seed from a cotton field. He stored pumpkins, turnips, sweet potatoes, pinto beans, and black-eyed peas, and canned vegetables and fruits. The account underscores labor and adviser use as key to Texas farming success. Also mentions pecan purchases and a Fatty Arbuckle comedy at the Majestic on Dec 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Smith
West Texas
R. O. Tackett
Lubbock
Say
Shaw
Brazos
South Texas
Milo
Texas
Farm News
Huns Fail in Italy
Italian headquarters reports Austrian attacks near Colberetta repulsed by Italian forces. The battle for strategic points there is persistent and desperate with heavy losses reported on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Colberetta
Instant Action Surprises Local Grocer's Customers
A grocer recounts a customer tale of instant relief from stomach trouble using Adler-i-ka with buckthorn bark and elycarine. The dealer claims the product flushes the entire alimentary tract and prevents appendicitis, touting its fastest action among remedies sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler Ika
Mackey & Ransom
Woodmen Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
Woodmen Camp No. 405 elected Cat Johnson as C, Geo Hitchcock as Banker, W. Jeff Wilcox as A. D., J It Hammer as Clerk, Willie Calley as Escort, John Owens as Watchman, P. P. Ray as Sentry, C. L. Gray as D. Gray, and W. B. Hart as Manager. The lodge shows good condition with large membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Ws
Cat] Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Farmer
First State Bank
J. I. Burleson
Richland Springs
J. B. Miller
D. Bodziner
San Saba, Texas
Hiself
Butler
Kitte
Uke
Neal
Frizzell & Taff
Paul Sullivan
M. M. M. Club
Mmes. C. T Jones
T. al Mar-ray
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Oman
Bert
Annatal
Isan Senora & Fur Mfig. Co
Decatur Street
Florida
U.S. Guard
Wm. Kaiser
Undertakers
T. W. McConnell & Sons
Fatty Arbuckle
the Majestic
Talians
Woodmen
United States Food Administration
U.S. Food Administration
W.R. Harris
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