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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
A brief reflective note from H Mayes of Austin Texas on the swift current of time and passing events, quoting Marcus Aurelius about things appearing briefly before being swept away.
In the New Year address to the Austin Rotary Club President T W Curry urges turning resolutions into action. He notes people fail by procrastinating through seasons and weather, delaying plans until conditions improve, and he cites merchants farmers and editors who postpone work. He stresses that ideas must be started and kept in motion to avoid another year wasted.
Christmas Day brought the death of Mrs. Chas. Molloy Sr. a long time Eden resident born Margaret Murray in Fort Scott Kansas in 1868. She married Molloy and lived in Texas and Mexico before settling in Concho county in 1884 where she raised seven children. Funeral services were held at the Catholic home and she was buried in Eden cemetery beside her husband.
Advertises Lavoptik eye wash mix of camphor witch hazel hydrastis and other ingredients as a simple remedy for weak strained or sore eyes. Claims a small bottle helps any case with aluminum eye cup free. Sold at Sim mons Brug Store.
A reflective essay on the impact of chronic lateness. The author recalls a Barrows family arriving late to church and describes the broader habit of delaying schedules. It argues that punctual people are often delayed by others and that lateness disrupts plans, urging readers to start earlier or cancel engagements.
Members are urged to attend the Dallas meeting on February 3 and 4 to review five years of Farm Bureau activity. Plans for Texas agriculture, reports from commodity associations, and guidance from national leaders Aaron Sapiro Walton Peteet O Moser will shape the federation's future efforts.
A Texas message from farm leaders invites members of the Farm Bureau and agricultural associations to attend a state convention on February 3 and 4. Leaders including M. D. Ramsey and O. Servatius of grower groups urge county delegates to send representatives to discuss county activities and strengthen agricultural leadership.
Fragmentary text suggests a rough discussion of workers and health. The line hints at a lament about a tired workforce and a discouraged mood, mentioning Simmo and incomplete phrases. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
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