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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
A collage of editorial observations from San Saba and Dallas papers. Topics include the world court, Japanese exclusion, Texas primary timing, Earl Mayfield politics, rural happiness, law repeal debates, and lessons from poultry farming. Notable voices reference Farm and Ranch, San Saba News, and the State Press in Dallas.
The piece recalls young couples courting on country roads and in parlors, contrasting past and present with Mayor Blaylock noting little change in behavior over generations. It recounts memories of spooning, vows, and public spaces, suggesting enduring social norms around courting across eras. Also includes Methodist notes with local church scenes and community chatter trailing into ads and local notices.
Mr and Mrs A J Crawford receive word of their son Walter Crawford's death in California Arrangements to repatriate the body to San Saba for burial are under way with no final date announced Also includes a dealer's sale note and a local visit mention involving N Hood and family in Center Point
Miss Catherine Campbell of Potean Oklahoma visits her sister Mrs I K Ford in San Saba Fordoline lube boasts a money back guarantee aimed at Ford cars. First 50 Fords drained receive 10 cents a quart for old crankcase lube. Frances Brazil hosts Jr B Y P U lawn party with games ice cream and cake. Rev J K Ford visits Gar ner Alvis store Mrs D C Baggett from Brownwood guests. Birth of a Nation screened at the Majestic June 8-19.
A. W. Woodruff receives the first complete pecan budding knife from a northern cutlery factory. The two bladed instrument fits in a pocket, with blades one inch apart for precise bark cutting. Woodruff plans to exhibit at the state pecan convention in Fredericksburg as painters touch up the Mayonie Temple front.
Master Cyrus Terry of Lubbock to spend the summer with his aunt Mrs. E. B. Prather near Algerita last week. The move places him in the care of family during the hotter months with expected visits from relatives.
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