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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
8
M. R. Weatherby urges using only Genuine Ford parts in Ford vehicles and includes batteries as part of the requirement. The note highlights authenticity and maintenance integrity for Ford owners.
The ad mentions Red Star Oil Stoves burning nine hours per gallon gasoline and a Blue Star Remedy guaranteed by Simmons Drug Store. Also notes household ailments and a drug store sale promise, with local family movement through San Saba en route to Meridian for kin. Miss Mabel Wilson leaves for Austin to do summer work at the State University, joined by sister Marguerite from Southwestern University.
On a westbound train, Clay Lindsay protects Kitty Mason from a suave rival as a gambler, Durand, pressures her. A confrontation erupts in the diner car when Durand provokes Lindsay, leading to a tense exchange and a shoving altercation amid weary travelers and a barked warning from the porter.
In a tense scene on a moving train, Kitty confronts Jerry Durand and Durand’s absence fuels suspicion. A disruptive porter and a stern official observe Ward’s awkward confrontation as Kitty accuses interference and asserts self reliance while a distant brush with danger lingers. The moment hints at past tensions and a hidden danger aboard the car.
Chapter 11 follows Clay stepping from a Thirty-fourth Street station into a bustling New York crowd. He wanders toward Herald Square, marveling at the rush of pedestrians and bright storefronts. He contemplates a clothing sale and notes a chance encounter with Bernstein Garmients as he seeks a suit.
Former State Senator Hen W J Cunningham spoke in San Saba detailing his Abilene district platform. He backed states rights under the Constitution, limited federal powers, tax relief for individuals, repeal of the Bach-Cummings Railway Transportation Act, and strong economy. He opposed centralization and urged tax reform and relief for veterans and dependents.
A man identified as M. R. Weatherby of San 23x Ford tried several car brands but found none satisfactory and proceeded to construct his own vehicle.
The itemized notes describe parish social events at Bill Estep's, a Howard Payne College camp return, and residents traveling to Rochelle, Brownwood, Cherokee, and Richland Springs. It lists teachers for the next term including Supt. Eaton and Prof. Moore, with names like Hattie Taylor Tommie Lee Smith and Katie Marl Park. Community members plan roads work and meals, and family visits are noted throughout the week.
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