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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
A desert road scene leads to a cattle roundup where a perilous rescue saves a girl from a charging steer. A stylish New York visitor offers help, the rider’s pride is tested, and a vow to head for Tucson or New York reshapes a Western crew’s plans.
A stranded cattleman named Clay Geran travels east from Arizona shedding his Western Wild Man image. He abandons spurs, hat, and weapons and boards a train through small plains towns near Denver. A girl enters the scene on a stop east of Denver, with Clas Lindsay noted as she heads toward a section rack.
Mrs Edgar T Neal attended the Texas Pecan Growers meeting in Brownwood with praise for hospitality and lively discussion of pecan industry business. Dean Kyle of A and M spoke on spraying and budding. A W Woodruff addressed the Business End of the Pecan Industry. Brownwood elected H G Lucas president with next meeting there.
Lorena Knight died in a drowning accident on May 7 1922 while bathing in a tank. Her body was laid to rest May 8 at Algerita cemetery as Rev F A Tippen conducted funeral services. She was a beloved Bethel school pupil and a kind generous friend whose loss brings deep community sorrow.
At a meeting of the D C V the dates for the Goldthwaite annual Confederate reunion were set for July 12 13 and 14 The American Legion will defray expenses and conduct affairs for the ex soldiers with a plan to provide a memorable gathering Veterans present included Rev D L Haralson D A Hopkins and others Garners of the Garner Alvis Company visited San Saba manager W P Ormand praising the local store and announced plans for a California vacation and store tour
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