South Texas Short Course Encampment at Medina Ranch
Farmers and families are invited to a free outdoor practical school at the Medina Herford Ranch west of San Antonio on July 3 14 and 15. Demonstrations include dairy cow rations crops kitchen skills and clothing making with four to six program numbers each day from nine to five plus games singing swimming and films. County home demonstration agents can provide details.
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South Texas
Medina-Herford Ranch
San Antonio
Castroville Road
A. and M. College
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
South
Texas
Swollen red eyes claim eye wash product relief
The ad states eyes were blood shot and swollen, with a few applications of LA VVOPTIK removing redness. It promotes DAVOPTIK as a mild soothing antiseptic for eye pain and inflammation, claiming it quickly makes tired eyes feel strong and fresh, endorsing W. W. Wheeler.
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W. Wheeler
Swimming Notice at Moore Crossing
A brief notice signed by J T Moore warns residents to stay out of the river near Moore Crossing due to a dangerous condition. The message includes a terse instruction and a date or figure 2.98, indicating timing or a measure associated with the warning.
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Moore Crossing
J.T. Moore
Word of Thanks From Hatchery in San Saba County
A notice from J. Cummings of San Saba thanks patrons for the first season and invites interest in fall hatches. An extra incubator was added for next spring, opening about the first of the pour. The writer signs as Mary Ketcham, nurse in Brownwood, visiting relatives in San Saba.
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T Am
San Saba
J. Cummings
Mary Ketcham
Central Texas Hospital
Brownwood
Joe Kring
Lometa
Lampasas
Rain blesses Bend area as harvest nears
The Bend section enjoyed a new rain Saturday night boosting confidence in a bumper feed crop. Threshing will start soon as grain is mostly in shock. Zarro Marley will move to Lometa fields Monday to harvest, while Ben Lively threshes after minor repairs. The crop yield is around district average though lighter than last year.
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Lometa
Ben Lively
Lula Belle Thompson
Lake Victor
Ed Thompson
John Alexander
Crosbyton
W. O. Alexander
Ruth Millican
Colony
S. M Millican
Jo Gibson
Hazel Ramsey
Nix
Cecil Lewis
Osborn
Nita
S.N. Vaughan
Abilene
Ruth Alexander
Dranghon’s Business College
W. T. Moore
Shady Nook Farm
Autrey Moore
Fort Worth
Miss Lively
W. E. Cantrell
West
Denton
D. P Moore
North Texas Teachers College
Alexander
Pioneer
J. N. Alexander
Joe Alexander
Bill Alexander
Leonard Sutton
Denison
Jarrell Moore
Silas Moore
Comanche
Chas. Fry
San Saba
DP. F. Moore Pecan Nursery
J. M. Gibson
E. Gibson
Lod
Baxter
Vinal Promises Strength And Weight Gain
An advertisement claims Vinal, a cod liver and iron compound, boosts strength, appetite, and sleep. It cites a testimonial from R. T. Bailey about gaining eight pounds after using Vinal and notes benefits for nervous, run-down people, including women and children, over 25 years.
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Stusgeish
Vinal
R. TH. Bailey
Terry ROP Hurts After Mule Wagon Incident
Terry Wak was severely injured Friday morning when a wagon pulled by mules struck him as he lay wedged beneath the animals. He recalls wandering toward a house and woke with facial and body injuries. Three stitches were needed above the left eye and he expected to be up in a day or two. The Eye. Attorney Jas l Baker visited Austin on state department business Monday. Miss Guynn Hamrick underwent surgery at Brownwood hospital Tuesday and was progressing well at last report.
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RO Terry
Wowalle Otwil
Local visitors flock to San Saba from around Texas
Locals from near Houston to Liberty Illinois visit San Saba relatives and friends during summer. A long list of travelers includes Whit Johnson family from near Houston, Miss Frances Harris, Cox families, and J A Gunter group camping on the San Saba river. Several residents plan university work or vacations in Waco Baylor and Chicago University.
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al. W
Whit) Johnson
Houston
Mr. Johney
Texas
Mrs. J. C. Rogers
Baby of
Coleman
J. A Gunter
San Saba
C. B. Mosley
Waco
S. Gamell
J. W. Carroll
Monroe
San
Carroll Jeff Houston
Europe
Mr. Carroll
Chicago University
Baylor University
Local arrivals and visits across Richland Springs
A roundup of regional residents and visitors including Cleopatra dus Skages and Mc Allen kin, Syd Locklear traveling with polo horses, Gladys Archer from Brownwood visiting, W A Woolsey returning home with his wife, Hallie Brown and wife at the Willis family reunion in Goldsboro, Anson Davenport family from Casa Grande visiting relatives, and numerous locals at weekly visits and travels. Marriages, school travels, and job changes noted, with plans for summer visits and return trips.
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Dus Skages
McAllen
Syd Locklear
Brownwood
Gladys Archer
W. A. Woolsey
Beeville
Hallie Brown
Goldsboro
Willis
Anson Davenport
Casa Grande
Arizona
H. M. Locker
J. B Coffey
H. A. Graham
Bob Harriston
Joe Miller
de. Worn
Brownword
E.W. Wylie
George Cole
Rochelle
Lee Page
C. W. Spurlock
Aline Turley
Fort Worth
Brooksey Mae
Mississippi
Fannie Bob Taylor
J. A. Mays
Brady
Mays
Calvin Henry dies after long illness in San Saba
Death claimed longtime San Saba resident Calvin Henry last Sunday at about 8:00 AM after years of poor health. He served with the sheriff's office, then worked in town business. Funeral at the Methodist residence, Odd Fellows rites, and burial followed. Survived by wife and four children including Mrs. R. R. Low, Mrs. J. H Keenan, Chas F. Henry, and Willie B. Henry.
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F. Henry
Calvin Henry
C. E Marshall
Methodist Church
Henry
Odd Fellows Lodge
R. K. McCall
J. T. Kelley
Steve Ballew
Marshall
Bob Norris
Carey Franklin
Arch Woods
N. K. Lidstone
J. M. Kuykendall
T. A. Murray
I. J. Hendrick
Ed M. Dickerson
R. R. Low
San Saba
J. H Keenan
Galveston
Chas
Willie B. Henry
el Pago
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W. A. Smith
J. E. Vandersmith
Wm. B. Smith
San Saba County
Postoffere
Weeklies, Inc
Dillas
Lavoptik
By Heek
Rop
Terry
Jas
Baker
State Departments
Austin
Guvnn Hamrick
Brownwood Hospital
Warren Kuykendall
Lt. Williams
Snyder
el Reno
Oklahoma
I Frances Harris
Katherin Campbell
D. Hayden
San Saha
Hayden
Grace Baxter
Homer Jennings
Georgetown
Jennings
Southwestern University
Menard Cnunty
Campbell Barker
Fort Stockton
Mrs. E. Campbell
Will Brown
del Rio
Mr. Brown
Will
Jim Perry
Lawrence
Jennie McGown
W. M. Perry
Fairview
Louise Hiley
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Joseph Eiler
W. M. Jackson
Miss Mittie
Eden
Fred Townsend
Mrs. Townsend and Jr
Bill Owens
Paimian Company
Clare Spence
Danite Baker College
Ms. Alm. Badlard
Mis
Ol. Ketchum
Wiives
C. C. Summers
Brownwaod
A. E. McHorse
J. H. Bichon
W. J. Chittenden
Liberty 111
Richland Springs
Cleopatra
Burl Cobb
Mineral Wells
Wweek
Tom Petty
Baby
Cisco
J. B. Miller
Harold Gibbons
Dallas
Walter McAfee
Slaton
Roy Camblin
Camblin
Nelia Wise
Pollie Garrett
Harold McWilliams
Jennie St. Clair
San Angelo
Nellie Garrett
T. A. Garrett
Elva Farris
Jim Hill
Frances Moore
Albin Wood
Pacific
M. A. Morris
San Agustine
East Texas
Shorty” Watson
The
Pairman Co
Maine
W. W. Meador
Ralls, Texas
Morris- Mosley Co
Morris-Mosley Co
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