San Saba News Advertising and Subscription Details
San Saba News from San Saba Texas lists publication details for December 24 1925 including editor proprietor format as weekly Thursday issue. It outlines advertising rates eight cents per line for locals eleven to two cents per word for classifieds and subscription prices one year 1.50 six months 1.00 three months 0.00 placeholders. It notes correction policy for erroneous reflections upon character upon notice to management.
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Cee
Sun of a Gun column notes and town items
A collage of local notes includes the American Road Company pleading guilty while a lawyer defends the deal, tax time near, Travis B Curtis buying the Gustine Tribune, and a sunlit humor about a fisherman worm. Also mentions Lieut Douglas Smith at Fort Sam Houston, a New York alley cat story, and pecan remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun-of-a-Gun
Douglas Smith
Second Division Review
Fort Sam Houston
Hecky pecans and Texas climate praise headline
The piece notes a new pecan variety called Heck y grown by river Bend farmer Bill Milli can and remarks on San Saba roses. It then highlights Mrs. Lee J. Rountree being elected president of the Texas Editorial Association and parries with comments on Dan Moody and political pressures amid cotton gin statistics and government estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Millican
River Bend
Perm
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Texas Editorial Association
Brownsville
Rountree
Texas Press Association
Heating Stoves and Holiday Notices at Local Stores
A vintage advertisement column lists heating stoves at Taylor's and overdue accounts from local merchants. It notes Christmas homecomings for students, a Mesala cure product sold with a guarantee, and Simmons Drug Store offering it for seventy five cents. The Grammar school staged an entertaining program at the Stephenville college high school auditorium, with students returning home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Drug Store
Harkey Thornton
John
Tarlton College
Stephenville
San Saba Pastors Kept Homes and Grounds in Order
San Saba is blessed with three live, wide awake pastors who keep neat parsonages and well kept churchyards. The Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian leaders are credited for the clean, attractive appearance of church property and for tending their own gardens.
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San Saba
Our Christmas Greeting Reflects Love and Charity
The piece ponders human nature and self interest versus the Christmas spirit. It emphasizes Christ as a symbol of love and charity, noting acts of generosity from workers and friends during Yuletide as powerful manifestations. It questions who could doubt the season's enduring light.
Christmas Cheer Amid Tribulations and Tiny Tim Echoes
In a festive Christmas spirit the piece urges remembering Christ as Light of the World while seeking daily radiance. It invokes Tiny Tim’s blessing God bless us all and hopes the day eases sorrows, animosities, and tribulations for all. Also notes local holiday ads and visits. Kathryn Campbell of San Antonio visits. Mrs. W. R. Harris returns from Houston trip. Baylor Belton students home for holidays.
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Bethlehem
Tiny Tim
Ina Mae Summers
Grace Harber
Lillian McCoury
Marie Brown
Baylor Belton
Also Mentioned on This Page
SAN Saba News
San Saba, Texas
San Saba County
Texas Press Weeklies, Inc
Mercantile Bank
Dallas, Texas
Jim
Alps
Italy
Travis B. Curtis
Gustine Tribune
Travis
W. T. Curtis
Brownwood
Jack Walton
Satterwhite
New York
California
Florida
Dan Moody
Fae
Mr. Moody
Bell
Taylor's
Davidson Bros
Joseph Cowan
Lena] Tot
State University
Joe
J. GC. Campbell
Pennant
Kathryn Campbell
San Antonio
Sallie Ford
Scott
Scott Bowne
Bloomfield, N, J
H. Gibbons
First State Bank
Richland Springs, Texas
J. B. Miller
Marlin
Garner-Alvis Co
W. P. Ormand
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