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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

Page

7

Million-Pound Wool Deals Signal Market Tilt

In Texas, buyers and sellers weighed new data as over a million pounds of wool sold on Monday and Tuesday. Producers Wool Mohair Co of Del Rio moved 270000 lbs at 32 to 33 cents, with eight-month wool at 30 cents and Rambonillet wool sold. Other sales included Tom Richey buying 60000 lbs, and 30000 lbs purchased by Beatty Gorham's H P Buell. Markets mirror European war effects with divergent views on future trends.

Texas Wool Mohair Co del Rio Tom Richey A. W. Hilliard & Son Central Storage Co San Angelo H. P. Buell Beatty & Gorham, Inc Junction Warehouse Co Europe Botany Mills Botany

Howard Wiley Home Destroyed By Fire In San Saba Valley

The Howard Wiley family lost their old Lidstone house four miles north of town on the Goldthwaite road when a Sunday morning blaze at about 11 o clock consumed the dwelling and smokehouse. Mrs Wiley and three young children escaped with most furnishings saved, though the structure and outbuildings were a total loss. The aged residence, built around 65 years ago, was a regional landmark previously noted as the site of early sheep herding days and connections to local families.

San Saba Valley Lidstone Howard Wiley Dick Murray Murray Will Jackson John Jackson Wileys

John Fagg Awarded Traveling Fellowship

John Fagg arrived Tuesday from Chicago where he attends the University of Chicago for a week's vacation at his parental home. He will return to Chicago for the summer session. He was awarded a Traveling Fellowship allowing research work in Spain next December, but if conditions are not satisfactory he will research at leading U S libraries.

John Fagg Cicago University of Chicago Chicago John Spain United States

Wool buyers ad from J W Mc Connell and Sons

Wool buyers advertisement urging sellers to visit J W Mc Connell and Sons before selling. Includes pledge to buy or handle wool locally with firm name and contact.

J. W. Mc Connell and Sons

Personal notes on area residents and visitors

The column lists Mr and Mrs E E Harber back from a Big Bend trip visiting Saint Helena Canyon Big Bend National Park and Hot Springs. Others plan to attend a District Dental Convention in Fredericksburg June 8. Several locals visit family in Junction Brooks ton and Lampasas while students prepare for college work and military training at Camp Bullis.

E. Harber Big Bend Country Saint Helena Canyon Big Bend National Park Hot Springs United States G. A. Wilson H. V. Felts Fredericksburg Wilson Dental Auxiliary Florence Whitehead Fife Clarence A. Harkey Brownwood Howard Payne College W. E. Goode San Angelo Jack Harkey Junction Stephenville J. M. Watkins Charles Schneider Austin University Schneider Chappel James P. Fox R. L. McConnell San’ Antonio B. G. Creamer San Antonio C. C. Summers Sloan Ransom Richland Springs Vyron Payne A. and M Camp Bullis Taylor Shaw Center City Geo. Brown

Moody weighs hangtag run for Texas governor

AUSTIN June 2 A fast paced campaign view marks the Texas governor race with four to five weeks left and former Governor Dan Moody weighing whether to run or withdraw his name Moody was drafted by Georgetown friends and has filed a petition and 100 dollar fee through State Demo Chairman Gene Germany Moody, twice governor and noted for his red haired law practice, had retired from politics but may enter again due to anger over past treatment of friend Claude Teer Board of Control member who died last fall under Gov O Daniel and allies

Austin Texas Dan Moody Gene Germany Georgetown Moody Ferguson Claude Teer Board of Control O'Daniel

Legion Fish Fry Tonight at Ed Rainey Bottoms

Ex service members and Legionaires from San Saba and Richland Springs posts plan a large fish fry tonight in San Saba at Ed Rainey Bottoms. Post Commander Fay Easly and Adjutant Hugh Henry say no veteran should miss this get together with a small fee to cover refreshments.

Mrs Bill Porch Starts Poultry Venture on Ranch

Mrs Bill Porch launches a poultry enterprise on her ranch southeast of town in support of the Jaycee Poultry Development plan. She bought 300 month-old white Leghorn pullets from Comfort Hatery a month ago and has lost only one to date. The hens are housed in a 20 by 16 foot hen house while a 50 by 20 foot two story building with a laying basement is planned. They are expected to start laying in October or November according to Bill Porch.

Jaycee Bill Porch Porch Bill

Memorial Day Speaker at Richland Springs Cemeteries

Atty. Walter E. Gates of San Saba spoke at Memorial Day services Sunday at Richland Springs Bowser and Locker cemeteries. The Richland Springs American Legion post sponsored the event with Joe Rogers as Commander. Rev. W. B. Holmes Jr. was expected to speak but could not attend. Previously the San Saba post conducted these services before the Richland post organized.

Atty Walter E. Gates San Saba Richland Springs Bowser Locker American Legion Post Joe Rogers W. B. Holmes, Jr

News Office Supplies and Hidden Taxes Noted

A quirky set of facts from the era lists office supplies at The News office and a housewife’s purchase of a 440 cent roast yielding 29 cents in meat while 11 cents go to hidden taxes. It also notes Shirley Temple’s birth year as 1929.

For Sale Black Berries and Dew Berries Ready

Tem pleton Bethel community announces ripe black berries and dew berries on the vine at 10c. Place your order now with Janeite. Local growers advertise availability in San Saba R. 1.

Templeton Bethel San Saba Janeite

Political pitches stress civil service and road needs in Texas

The article surveys Texas politicians and candidates, led by Dick Yett of Austin, urging civil service reform and farm to market roads in the 20th district. It covers Harry Hines defending national defense and a pledge to American ideals, and notes campaign activity by Reuben Senterfitt, Walter E. Gates, Judge Evans J. Adkins, Ellis D. Cockrell, and others. It emphasizes road construction as vital for farmers and voters.

Dick Yett Austin Yett State Senate Harry Hines America Ameica

Tuesday Bridge Club at Mrs Campbell Luncheon

Mrs W M Campbell charmingly hosted the Tuesday bridge club at her home for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Sweet peas and roses decorated the room. Miss Frances Crain won high score and Mrs W A Everett and Mrs W W Wilkerson took traveling prizes. Other members present included Mesdames Jeff Byrd Lynn Ward Burrell Park Robert Sloan and Reuben Ashley.

W. M. Campbell Frances Crain W. A. Everett W. W.wilkerson Mesdames Jeff Byrd Lynn Ward Burrell Park Robert Sloan Reuben Ashley

McAnelly stone house noted in Houston rotogravure

The San Saba banks closed for Jeff Davis birthday. A Houston Chronicle rotogravure reproduced the McAnelly stone house near San Saba, photographed by C. J. Risien of Corsicana. The inscription says the 1885 stone dwelling was built for protection against Indians and sits in a canyon with spring water flowing through it. Ernest Bradley visits Odessa with his brother-in-law. he plans to return with Mr. Horn after relatives visit Bradley’s home north of town.

San Saba Jeff Davis Houston Chronicle McAnelly C. J. Risien Corsicana E. E. Risien Bert Kirkpatrick Ernest Bradley Odessa Bradley

Little Miss Robertson Hosts 30 at Picnic on River Bank

Sunday marked Annie Jane Robertson’s 12th birthday as she entertained relatives and friends with an all day picnic on the San Saba River near Harkeyville. Guests included the Montgomery, Maas, Barclay, Montgom ery, Reynolds, Swails and Vasquay families among others.

Annie Jane Robertson Arthur Robertson San Saba Harkeyville Alex Montgomery Bobby Carl A. Maas L. C. Barclay J. C. Montgomery and Porter Benny Smith

Needle and Thimble Club Hosts Mrs Buster Martin

Mrs. Buster Martin entertained the Needle and Thimble Club at her new home with a late afternoon salad course. Attendees included Mesdames Alvis Brown Guy Franklin Jack Fry Weldon Goar Clay Hanna Bernie Hart T Jay Mabry A L Franklin Faydelle Hanna Sharon Kay Mabry and Master Michael Brown. Mrs Homer Vick Felts hosted the U S Class Baptist Sunday school group at her home Friday afternoon.

Buster Martin Mrs. Martin Mesdames Alvis Brown Guy Franklin Jack Fry Weldon Goar Clay Hanna Bernie Hart T. Jay Mabry A. L. Franklin Faydelle Hanna Sharon Kay Mabry Michael Brown U. S Homer Vick Felts Baptist Sunday School

Card of Sympathy for Pauline Hunter Recovery

A brief sympathy note expresses heartbreak over Pauline Hunter’s accident and prays for her speedy recovery. Signed by Tommie Mackie, Mr and Mrs D Mackie and the family. June, 1te

Pauline Hunter Tommie Mackie D. Mackie

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Dean & Horton Insurance Rogan Field This Space SAN. Saba News John Henry Dean Prince Domino Dean Lamesa Dean Ranch Tarrant County Julian Capers, JR Legion Fish Ed Rainey Atty. Gates R.S Shirley Temple T. S. Ayler Reuben Senterfitt University of Texas Law School 98Rd Gates Chamber of Commerce Evans J. Adkins Brady Adkins W. H. Adkins Ellis. D. Cockrell Little Miss Robertson Kiddie Kolum Joe C. Taylor Mildred Harkey China Creek Alta Fern Low Fairview Virginia Moore Virginia Alta Fern Mildred News Lloyd Bradley Horn Sue Joe Mays Cleaners —and— Clothiers
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