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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
In London figures show 5,002 officers and 106,331 men reported for British losses in May as major battles near Arras intensify. The May totals include ongoing fighting with casualty claims debated against Somme comparisons.
A brief ad copy touts Shay's ointment for rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache neuritis and sprains. It claims fast penetration without rubbing and cleaner, more effective relief than muslin plasters or ointments. Available at druggists for two dollars or one dollar.
The Commissioners Court of San Saba County will convene as a board of equalization on Tuesday, June 12, to hear renditions shown by the tax assessor’s rolls. By order of the Commissioners Court, County Clerk Arch Wauds.
A mother recalls her son, once a small boy now a soldier, and recalls his brave service through war’s trenches and ships. She confesses fear, pride, and the vow to shield him with God and love, hoping he may return home safely to Texas.
A Texas reader testimony describes Tanjac Tanlac improving chronic stomach trouble and indigestion for Thomas M. Hopkins of Linchbure, Tejas. He reports relief from gas, cramps, and nervous tension after multiple bottles, enabling him to work long hours. Local sellers are listed in San Saba, Locker, Richland Springs, and Cherokee.
Governor vetoes two year university appropriation including medical branch funds at Galveston and school of mines money leaving only token blocs. He accuses regents of student parades and calls for abolition of fraternities while threatening removal of President Vinson amid injunctions. Regents Mathis and Kelley met with the governor to discuss the matter.
Lewis Hudson, Mills County treasurer, is described as a Woodman and early resident. His father helped establish schooling on Simpson Creek, served as county clerk in San Sabb County in 1858, and built the first schoolhouse there. The elder Hudson served in the Confederate army and returned to Williamson County later. Lewis is noted as a longtime resident and a key figure in the Goldthwaite community, with ties to the Sante Fe railroad era.
Dr Jones visited at Carner Drug Store on Thursday. Eyes and headache noted. Mrs E Campbell returned the latter part of the week from a pleasant visit to her sons P A Campbell and W E Campbell at Brady.
Sam Gay died at his home west of town about noon Tuesday after a ten day illness from pneumonia. Born in Ottawa county Alabama October 30, 1860, he came to Texas in 1877 and lived in San Saba county for nearly 40 years. Survived by wife and five children, services conducted Wednesday at Cherokee with Woodmen of the World members in attendance. The family and community extend sympathy. notice also notes local ads and the Texas Gum Co. emphasis on patriotism and locally made products.
War Department urges wide newspaper publicity to boost enlistment in the Regular Army and National Guard. The letter notes 50 percent of recruits in the Dallas district remain to be received, outlines new regiments and stations, and urges newspapers to publish conditions of enlistment and where to apply. Permanent recruiting sites are listed in Dallas Fort Worth Waco Denison and Wichita Falls with several temporary stations across North Texas.
The Commissioners Court ordered the poll tax delinquency list prepared by Precinct and given to road overseers. Delinquents will be warned to work on public roads for three days. failure to pay poll tax carries a three day work penalty on the roads. Pulbright, attorney for Texas Marble & Finishing, examined leases south of town and noted strong activity from the Meront Marble Co, with four cars of slabs shipped last week and ongoing train loads. He cites leases on W A Ashley land and says the company meets annual lease payments, signaling good faith in marble ventures.
Jams East, a Fayette County farmer described as successful, is now the sole owner of his 200 acre farm after clearing debts through thrift, honesty, and perseverance. He reports strong stands in cotton and corn, with vegetables grown to supply his large family and avoid relying on others. His example is urged for fellow farmers to follow.
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