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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
5
An heiress, once declared owner of a valuable Homer refining stake, faces a U S Court of Appeals ruling and a dispute with a neighbor who allegedly seized the property. The case involves two oil companies and may leave half the fortune to lawyers.
American ships under the Stars and Stripes sail the seven seas. By the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 they are to be owned and operated by US citizens. President Harding notes these ships carry American cars in American bottoms to global destinations.
Weather request for rain, crops seen as promising with oats harvested and good grain. Fairview school closed the 24 after a successful session taught by Mrs. Bama Hunter and Miss Lucile Ketchum, followed by a well spread dinner.
A lighthearted note reports trees on Jerry’s branch yielding fruit for a shareable meal. The Algerian crop is nearing harvest and juice production is expected to pause temporarily.
Mrs D V Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes weakness back pain and nervousness eased after using Cardui. She says her condition improved markedly and her doctor approved the recovery. The card suggests thousands of women found relief and recommends trying Cardui, sold everywhere.
Contractors Oglesby and Mitchell of Cleburne Texas begin Mason road work from last fall stop point to San Saba river about a mile and a half, with a bid of 9982.65 accepted April 27 and highway department approval. Work expected to take about 90 days using local teams and 16 to 20 Ford trucks under R N Mitchell. Brady Standaw notes biliousness ad for Prickly Ash Bitters. Miss Mabel Wilson returns from Wichita Falls to teach at San Saba high school next year. UT graduate.
Miss Mayme Low is at home from Kidd Key College where she taught and completed post graduate work last year. Read the Ads in the News.
The automobile will become a central factor in future transport and freight. It requires better roads and a larger, more extended highway system. With smooth, well built trunk lines, intercity auto travel could rival rail. The shift from novelty to business vehicle is near, as highways expand. Houston Chronicle. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised for health. Corner Drug Store.
Rob J H Carr closed last week to become owner of the Austin Whitt residence in Riverside Addition. The well improved home sold for 1200 dollars.
Rev. W. M. Speegle will lead Sunday's eleven o'clock service at Live Oak. The minister invites all to attend a Mother's Day sermon and participate in the worship gathering.
Simple feed to chickens targets bloodsucking insects with a money back guarantee. Advertisement from Simmons Drug Store promoting Martin's Blue Bug Remedy with a 2013x reference.
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