28 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
1
An essay warns that the world breeds perpetual dissatisfaction and deceit yet urges mercy and peace. It contrasts virtuous restraint with corruption, depicts brutal warfare, and argues for temperance, compromise, and humane conduct. The piece also reflects on America’s postwar mood and moral fate.
Bowser residents attended a party at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ware's home with 25 guests and cake and hot chocolate. Local children faced pneumonia but showed improvement while other youngsters were sick. A rabbit drive is planned for next Friday March 1, with a community dinner at Varga Chapel. The school hosted indoor baseball games, and Algerita and Elm Grove teams defeated Bowser in girls and boys matches. Music events featured a male quartet and local singers, with further singing planned. A new storage tank goes up at the schoolhouse. several local families and visitors shared activities, birthdays, and visits Sunday night.
Nita Wy iueeguld spoke at the Holt Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Garret Burk on March 1. About fifty members and four visitors attended. a tile making demonstration was shown. Next meeting will be with Mrs. J. Ross Paver on March 22. refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. W. R. Baxter Mrs. D. S. Templeton Mrs. W. A. Weldon and daughter and Mrs. Bert McBride.
J ML Gunter lists farm implements for sale including tractors and all kinds of farming equipment.
Coleman Texas Feb 11 Congressman C L South first district states his opposition to the Townsend old age revolving pension plan but supports a limited measure. He says the plan is not reasonable and would cost far more than the government can afford, while favoring a possible $15 monthly federal payment with state supplementation. He warns against misrepresentation and notes Blanton also opposes the Townsend plan amid inter-state lobbying.
A Brady Standard item frames a personal vow by a future farmer, affirming faith in rural progress, leadership from farmers themselves, and duty to improve farming through work, skill, and community service for fair markets, shared prosperity, and national tradition. The speaker vows independence, self reliance, and happiness tied to honest effort and public good.
The San Saba County Teachers Association formed in October and has grown in interest and membership. Schools with 100 percent membership include Antelope-Wilmer Donahoe, Cherokee, Colony, Live Oak, Spring Creek, and others, plus members like County Supt. E. G. Hillmen and San Saba staff. The article lists individual teachers by school and notes broad county support for the education effort.
A fragmentary listing of residents across multiple communities includes Rector Wilma Lane Mrs. Lucille Letbetter and Mrs. Lois Letbetter from Shiloh. Billie Shaw from Sloan. numerous residents from Richland Springs led by N W Prentice and Anne Pahner. Katherine Street Velma Floyd R J Powell Lee Ramsour and M W Turley Ira Turner Alice Martin Aleene Turley and Beulah Walker. Evelyn Horn and Norma Lee Oliver among Harmony Ridge residents.
The article praises farmers who, after a period of hardship, now repay old debts with new crops and fair prices. It highlights a middle aged man who solemnly settles years of dues, embodying honesty and steadfast labor as the backbone of society.
The Times from Chilton Wisconsin highlights the value of everyday workers whose honesty and sacrifice uphold society, contrasting with often sensational crime coverage and urging readers to honor these millions of unseen contributors to the nation.
Mrs Ward Taylor spent Thursday with Mrs R D McCarty Lois Marie Haley visited Frances Tyler Saturday night Gladys McCarty visited Louise Harkey Mr and Mrs Jimmie Civeles back in our community Johnnie Franklin family visited Walter Isham parents Richland Springs visit Buddy Smith family returned Arthur Carter Inez Smith from Arizona Our sick list Essie May Harkey Juanita Faught Clifford M C Doris Tyler have the flu County Superintendent EK Hillman visited teachers Washington birthday observed Nell Gwen Mary Ellen Casbeer Modell McNeil Mary Nell Johnson attended cemetery working at China Creek cemetery Friday
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