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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
6
A life sketch of Erwin, a diligent man who chased bigger ventures across farms, stores, elevators, and machinery. He moved from Iowa to Texas to Minnesota seeking fortune, but repeated failures left him poorer at seventy four. The piece reflects on courage, persistence, and choosing one field over greener pastures.
A stylish tunic blouse makes a bold statement with a luxurious fur collar and fur-embellished sleeves. Crafted from blue de velours, it defies simple fashion rules while preserving slender elegance.
Dr Jones will be in Dr Stone's office Friday for eye exams and glasses fitting. Majestic theater offers free tickets and several film showings this week including The Ramblin Kid and The Fast Express serial. Del Rio visitor Brown and Hamilton county resident Mrs Halden noted among readers.
Texas communities rally for Buckner Orphans Home near Dallas as 700 children rely on cash gifts to cover daily running costs estimated at 500 dollars per day per home, totaling about 2000000 dollars yearly. Aims include groceries, clothing, bread, milk, and treats to sustain year round.
Mrs. W. S. Adams of Richland Springs died suddenly at Christoval sanitarium on Monday December 22. She was 70, born Lydia Kelley in Springfield Missouri. Survived by husband and 12 children. Funeral by Rev. Jackson Brady. Golden anniversary four years ago. Also an advertisement for Borozone wound treatment sold by Simmons Drug Store.
The piece yearns for a prosperous 1924 as readers in distant lands receive the home paper. It lauds good citizenship, work ethic, and thrift while warning that half measures bring sorrow. The author regrets missing a banquet for Boys and Girls Clubs and emphasizes farm life as the bone of civilization.
E L Rector J K Rector owners and partners in law real estate and grain firms are listed along with Walters Baker law and land office. Alpha Lodge No 204 of I O O F meets each Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall on the north side of the square, with visiting brethren invited.
A Bend area column praises County Agent programs and the value of agriculture as the staff of life. It notes pride in a locally mentored youth, newspaper ties to business, pecan advertising impact, and Christmas gatherings. The Bend telephone exchange sale to residents is detailed, with director candidates and service plans. Various holiday visits and local social notes follow, including a sick list update.
A fragment notes a routine weekly search for Gimiet, with intermittent references and unclear context. The text implies ongoing, irregular attention but provides few concrete details about purpose, location, or participants.
An advertisement explains that many stomach troubles stem from chronic appendicitis. It claims Adlerika relieves both upper and lower bowel issues, removing gases and poisons. The ad promotes Simmons Drug Store and notes glycerine and buckthorn bark as components.
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