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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
3
Bargain sale notice for four horses, four year olds, advertised by Tom Edmondson of San Saba Texas Route 3. Contact details request.
In the Western District of Texas creditors of Harry August Winkel of San Saba are notified he filed for discharge. The hearing before Referee D K Woodward Jr. will be at his Austin office at 10 a m on January 21, 1925, to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk D H Hart, Deputy A B Coffee.
An old classified style notice advertises Blue Star Remedy sold by Simmons Drug Store for various skin conditions. It warns customers to pay cash after January 1 to avoid embarrassment and mentions Brown & Bowers.
Miss Lucile Click visited Mrs. Dutch Smith at Scallon last week. Ed Huffstetler and wife shopped in Brownwood Tuesday. Mrs. Clyde K. Smith has flu. Mark Patton and wife made a business trip to Waco Tuesday. Laurence Hamrick and wife visited their grandfather Thos Ward in San Saba and arranged for interment in Coleman. Miss Gertrude Neely taught during Mrs Hamrick's absence. Glenn Patton drives a new Ford roadster. Clyde Neely and sisters shopped in San Saba. Ira Johnson plans to move to Lohn next week. Laurence Hamrick leased Mr Johnson's place and will move about the first. Eldorado visitors G R Armentrout and wife and daughter Mary visited kin Friday to Monday.
The Lampasas Station M. E. Church South Quarterly Conference voted unanimously to oppose unification with the M. E. Church South and the M. E. Church at the District Conference. Delegates and alternates were named to carry the resolution, and the district delegates were urged to oppose unification unless instructed otherwise. The report also notes local holiday visitors and a traveling salesman import from the cigar industry.
Willis John Morris of Bend and Miss John Leigh Dailey of San Saba wed at the Dailey home in San Saba. Rev C E Marshall presided. the bride will continue teaching at the local high school while Mr Morris plans a new farm home.
Thomas Ward longtime Coryell County resident and respected Southern gentleman died at his son Art Ward’s home in San Saba on December 17 at 2 a.m. He was born in Louisiana and moved to Texas 49 years ago. He was a Methodist and died in a triumphant faith. Burial planned in Colea man family lot.
A nostalgic reflection on a gardener whose vivid garden holds memories from many places. The narrator contrasts a neighbor's precise, pedigreed collection of peonies and hybrids with his own more varied, memory laden plot. He recalls seeds and plants from Oxford, Chalet de Lonlae, Santa Barbara, Melrose, Abbotsford, and a hundred miles for bittersweet roots, tying garden entries to friendships and journeys.
J K Rector argues against issuing sewer bonds in San Saba while urging municipal ownership of the water system. He warns sewer construction before water control burdens citizens, favors buying or building a water system first, and supports future bonds for sewers, lights, and system upgrades if finances allow.
Prof Monrot Carroll and his wife are enjoying the Christmas vacation visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carroll, during the holiday period.
Ralph Janner of Llano becomes salesman and demonstrator for Star car at Hardy and Thornblum’s garage after over a year of automobile demonstration experience. He invites county residents to meet him and get acquainted. Notice to stockholders of First National Bank of San Saba Texas. The annual meeting for director election will be held at the bank building in San Saba between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the second Tuesday of January 1925. Horton, Cashier.
A local feed supplier announces a fresh car shipment and invites customers to place orders. The notice emphasizes readiness to fill all requests and ensure timely delivery.
Homer Jennings spends the holidays with his brother R. B. Jennings in San Saba and attends Southwestern University this year.
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