A Little Publication Publishes Courtlandt W Sayres Poem
An editorials page presents Courtlandt W Sayres poem about life and gratitude. The verse reflects on gifts of dawns flowers sunsets snow and love then asks how to pay for such glory. It ends with a note of thanks to the Creator.
Two dictators on May 22 1940 and 1988 compared in democracies
The Dallas News contrasts Britain's 1940 grant of emergency dictatorial powers to Winston Churchill with Germany's 1933 consolidation under Adolf Hitler. It argues Britain preserves parliamentary direction if peace returns, while Hitler used emergency power to eradicate opposition. The piece highlights autocracy versus emergency democracy and the fragility of democratic rights.
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Winston Churchill
British Isles
British Empire
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Gestapo
Cracy
Britain
France
Dallas News
Rock Crushing Machine Busy on Holman Hill Route
Contractors moved in a large rock crushing outfit to Holman Hill five miles east of San Saba on U S 190. The unit will process 13 200 cubic yards of rock for the new highway linking San Saba city to Holman Hill. • The road may be finished with topping by mid June per Resident Engineer W W Wilkerson. There is also a chance work on U S 190 west of San Saba occurs before topping to allow the new road to settle and handle traffic.
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Holman Hill
San Saba
U. S. 190
San Saba City
Wool deal ad by J. W. Mc Connell and Sons
A wool buying advertisement from J. W. Mc Connell and Sons urges readers to consult them before selling wool. It promises results through their news ads and invites buyers or handlers to engage their services.
Dairy Cow 132 Delivers 105,884 Pounds Milk in Eight Lactations
Purina Experimental Farm cow no 132 at Gray Summit Missouri has produced 105,884 pounds of 4 percent milk across eight complete lactations. Manager Meade Summers notes the record supports longer milking life and reduced herd replacements while detailing yearly gains and nine healthy calves.
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Purina
Gray Summit
Missouri
Meade Summers
Purina Mills
Farrowing weight of pigs drives hog profit explained
Purina Farm at Gray Summit Missouri reports birth weight strongly affects survival and weaning. The data show pigs born at 24% pounds or heavier are far more likely to thrive, with Purdue University corroborating higher birth weights linked to larger wean weights and more pigs per litter.
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Purina
Gray Summit
E. H. Hamel
Purina Research
Purdue University
Hamel
Purina Experimental Farm
Haniel
Purdue
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Tao
County Court News: Cases Heard and Parties Named
County Court convened Monday with Judge Harrell presiding and G A Walters representing the state. Three cases against two local pool halls will be heard Saturday at 9. The docket shows fines for unlawful liquor possession and sale, a fishing charge with jail time later revoked, acquittal in another liquor case, a theft conviction, and a dismissed swindle. Civil docket lists note judgments. Marriage licenses issued for May to multiple couples. Real estate transfers include several land trades with substantial acreages and prices.
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J. B. Harrell
Co. Atty
G. A. Walters
State Pardon Board
State Democratic Convention Chooses Garner After Quiet Rally
A 132 member delegation was elected at the State Democratic Convention in Waco to back Garner as Roosevelt's successor. The body instructed the Texas delegation to vote for a presidential candidate committed to the Roosevelt Garner program, delaying any move that might embarrass the President. Postmaster W A Smith attended from San Saba County, noting the session was one of the liveliest in Texas history.
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Waco
Fan
Roosevelt
Garner
Austin
Washington
Roosevelt-Garner
W. A. Smith
San Saba County
Wato
Frank
Lin D. Roosevelt
Texas
Cant. Smith
Mission San Saba Aims For Restoration Legend
Victor Murdock former Wichita Eagle editor and A L Wood president of the First National Bank of Wichita visited The News office to discuss restoring Mission San Saba. They cited the 1756 Spaniard built outpost to study French activity and Indian action, noting partial destruction by the Comanche about 12 years later.
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San Saba
Victor Murdock
Wichita
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Rose Tee Finch
J. C. Blanton
Joyce Guyton
J. O. P. Cothren
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M. ©. Shell
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Willie
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Virginia Cages
W. Loftin Linn
Arlena Eckert
Rosevelt Rogers
L. E. Shackelford
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G. T. Leonard
Tarrant Co
Y. Gartary League
GC. J. Clark
Los Angeles Co. Calif
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Richland Creek
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J. EB. Webb
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D. C. Sullivan
T. A. Murray
Riverview Addition
Ino
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W. H. Lightfoot
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