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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

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Farmers Short Course at A M College Week of July 27

The Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College runs the week of July 27 drawing about 3,000 attendees from farms. Lectures and informal exchanges cover farm and home issues with wide participation by men women and children. Attendees gain practical ideas at low cost and value networking with editors and writers who attend for farm coverage.

Texas A. & M. College College Station A. & M. College

Chappel Chatter from Chappel Texas July 20 1925

Local notes report visits including Mrs J M Godwin and children from Lometa, Walter Hancock driving his parents to Kempner, and a Baptist Encampment at Lampasas. Steer sale of 160 head to Nunn of Big Springs. many residents noted visiting friends and birthdays celebrated. Jersey milk offered by C T Loucks.

Chappel Texas San Saba J. M. Godwin Lométa Walter Hancock Kempner Mansfield Allen Nunn Big Springs S. J. Wild George Broyles Fred Gage Joe Wild Mary Martha Tina Truett Gage D. I. Buchanan J. N. Alexander Ruby Lillian McCoury Lampasas Vera Long Menard Evelyn Hancock Cleva Knowles Jewel Coombs Mozelle Broyles Lillian Marie Olete Matsler J. W. Keeney Alex Broyles Floyd McRorey T. O. Parks Colony Johnnie Kring Joe Kring Evelyn Joe Butcher C. D. Matsler

Card of Thanks and Local Visits Mentioned

Card thanks neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Special thanks for flowers. Notices of Hugh French visiting, fishing on San Saba river, and plans for a big fair. Families visiting Galveston, Kentucky, Hackberry Arizona, and Ft Worth and Greenville shipping fat stock.

Heavenly Father A. J. Howard Hugh French Fort Worth J. W. Warlick Mr. French San Saba T. A. Norred E. Ball Ft. Worth Greenville

Bend Gossip Fire Destroys Residence In Bend Texas

Fire devastates a residence in Bend Texas on Tuesday with only a portion of household goods saved. Local residents attend ball games and fishing parties as news of the blaze spreads through the community. The incident accompanies a week of unusually warm weather and various social visits and gatherings around Bend.

Baptist Meeting Attendance and Local Visits Report

The text describes a church gathering with no new members, assisted song service by Cady Cate and Coney Nichols of Copperas Cove, their wives attending the last day, postponement of a Baptist meeting to Monday, J. N. Alexander and family and Lillian McCoury of Chapel attending the Lampasas convention, and several local residents including George and Nathan Morris Brady Morris Lynn White and Tom Scott visiting San Saha to watch a game against Temple, followed by Robert Sawyer visiting Lometa on Monday.

W. J. Morris Junction Ray Bagley Lampasas Earle O'Neal Gussie Linn San Saba Sid Gibson W. F. Lewis Bill Muhlingthans Ben Lively Brady E. M. Scott George Morris Myrtis Morris Lometa Lampasis Fit. Worth Chas. Fry Dobyville W. M. Jester Divine Bend Center Roy Bagley Lloyd Byrd Sol Pritchard Tom Prichard Odie Woodie Vonnie Burk Melissa Cowell Crossing Arden Moore Elbert McCoury Goldthwaite Mmes W. F Cecil Lewis Lubbock Lee P. Burkett John Gibson Elsie Byrd Dallas Lewis Thorp Bluffton Cady Cate Coney Nichols Copperas Cove Camp Ground J. N. Alexander Lillian McCoury Chappel M. H. Gage

Physical Training in Texas Colleges Given School Role

The Association of Physical Directors argues regular physical training belongs in the school curriculum. It critiques home chores and unsupervised games as inadequate and endorses a supervised, school-provided program, noting modern buildings already equipped for this purpose.

THE Association OF Physical Directors Teaches Colleges OF Texas

School gyms and daily physical training proposal

The piece argues for more active use of gymnasiums and daily vigorous exercise in schools. It questions current classroom time for youth and advocates scheduling physical training like other courses to raise energy, competition, and eventual graduation rates. It notes a trip by Jim Munsell and family to Kimble county and mentions visits and travel of Mrs. F A Parks and Master Jack Taff.

Austin Rotary Club Alabama Arkansas Jim Munsell Tommie D. Oliver Kimble County J. B. Murray Munsell

Calotabs Purify Your System For Health

Physicians affirm that perfect purification of the system is nature’s foundation of health Purify your entire system with Calotabs a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks and see Nature reward you with vitality Get a family package with full directions price 35c trial 10c at any drug store Ad.

Mrs J W Barrett Visiting Relatives in Moline

Mrs J W Barrett of San Saba is visiting her old home and relatives in Moline this week, sharing time with family and returning to Texas soon.

R. C. Cravy Annie Lee Matie Bell Galveston C. E. Wood Algerita C. E. Rice Rochelle State of Kentucky J. A. Greele Hackberry Arizona Mrs. B. Gauny J. W. Barrett San Saba Moline

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Will H. Mayes Austin, Texas Marcus Aurelius Farm Writers’ Conference East Texas Chappel Chatter Little' Miss C. T. Loucks Jersey F. A. Parks Amarillo Jack Taff Ed Crawford Utah Paramount Picture Bebe Daniels Ernest Torrence Noah Beery Lloyd Hughes Zane Gray Thedford Thedford’s Pageant United States Morris Grocery Company
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