Notice of sheriff sale and debt settlement request
Notice to debtors of Hardy and Thornblom to settle promptly as Hardy plans to leave town. Includes San Saba address and a sheriff sale notice from San Saba County, Texas, detailing a real estate levy on the A. J. Wood farm, 155 4 5 acres, for J T Collins and Clyde Hayes, with sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1925 at the San Saba County Courthouse. Also a public sale notice and an advertisement offering Blue Star Remedy and tires with local selling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May W. Holman
Ada W. Nason
Robert M. Ward
Clyde Hayes
J. T. Collins
W. B. Urquhart
San Saba
Texas
San Saba County
A. J. Wood
el Paso Irrigation Co
John R. Wood
Court House
Reverend E Edmonson’s 61 years in ministry noted
Hook'Em Rev E Edmonson of Bacchus marked 61 years in the ministry and 199 marriages by May 8 1925. He tied the knot for James A Greer and Alice Arnold and performed three generations in one family. He united McBee and Killian in 1874 and McBee and Phelps in 1894. He linked Conley and Sallie McBee in 1894 and Herbert McBee to Nell Gray in 1925. He remains a storied reminiscence and is a brother of G W Edmondson, a Colorado river poultry raiser. Mrs W A Wiltberger of Chicago visits San Saba and Richland Springs. formerly Miss Louise Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Edmonson
Bacchus
James A. Greer
Alice Arnold
James M. McBee
Sarah ©. Killian
Conley McBee
James
Sallie Phelps
Herbert McBee
Nell Gray
Claiborne
Tenn
G. W. Edmondson
Colorado River
Sugar Grove Baptist Church
Old Tennessee
Passing Day of Will Fh Mayes in Austin Texas
A brief note recalling the passing day of Will Fh Mayes in Austin Texas. The text reflects on time as a river of events and its continual movement, citing Marcus Aurelius as a quotation. The fragment emphasizes transience and remembrance within a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Mayes
Austin, Texas
Wrong Does Not Justify Wrong and mob justice warning
A governor warns that wrong does not justify more wrong and mobs murder justice. He highlights the need for trial by jury and law, noting crime harms families and society. An implied critique of sensational crime reporting in Dallas tied to tabloid success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Texas Bunker
Vanderbilt's Tabloid Triumph and Other Texas News
Hearst doubted saleability of sex and crime in papers, but Vanderbilt's small readable, image-driven, wholesome papers prove successful. Texas first bale sold at Houston June 1 for 1425 dollars. season runs June 1 to January 1. state may never prosper without domestic manufacture. Statesman Thomas R. Marshall dies June 1, remembered as unselfish patriot with clean public life. Grayson County considers 3.5 million road bond issue after 32 million already invested in good roads. Supreme Court upholds parental liberty against compulsory public schooling. parents may choose schools for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Hearst
Vanderbilt
Texas
Mission
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Panhandle
Grayson County
United States Supreme Court
Student staffers hold lines at Daily Texas and TW College
Joseph Cowan remains linotype operator for the Daily Texas as the University year ends. He maintains good grades while working to pay his way. Edith Rich, formerly at Texas Woman’s College Fort Worth, is home for vacation and likely to return for the summer session of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cowan
Daily
Texas
Joseph
Edith Rich
Texas Woman's College
Fort Worth
Harmony Club Plans Monthly Meetings And Fair Booth
Harmony Club members met at Mrs. Laurance Hamrick's with full attendance except three. They set a monthly meeting date, formed a three person committee for programs, and planned a fair booth. Refreshments followed. Also noted were the death of Mrs. N J Clark in San Saba at 86 and burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Miss Wallie Thorp's return from Christian College Abilene, and local graduates from Fort Worth with Slater Neal among the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Hamrick
N. J. Clark
Frank Clark
San Saba
The
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
McHenry Seal
Wallie Thorp
Christian College
Abilene
Jack Neal
Tom Neal
Nellie
Bille Neal
Paul Shropshire, Jr
Fort Worth
Slater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Sullivan
Garrell Pool
W. J. Moore
Richland Springs
Wise-Burleson Addition
A. J. Wise
Moran
Llano
Mason
S. Smith
Llano, Texas
C. R. Green
C. H. Biggs’ Store
Robert L. Seiders
Carrie H. Seiders
John Seiders
J. L. Dailey
Murray Building
Public Square
DR. Berry
International Silk Hosiery Co
Norristown
R. D. Woods
Porto Rico
Flarkeyville
J. A. Gunter
Frank Mass
C. W. Arthur
Business Directory
Ss. E. Kelley Fire Insurance
Sullivan & Biggs
E. L. Rector
E. G. Hillman
B. T. Rich
Sloan
JAS. H. Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Alpha Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
North Side of Square
James T. Kelley
N. G
Roger Halden
Hardy & Thornblom
Sherife’s Sale
A.T. Chamberlain
Simmons Drug Store
W. A. Wiltberger
Chicago
J. M. Pool
Richland “Springs
Wiltberger
Louise Walters
Marcus Aurelius
Thomas BR. Marshall
Wilson
du Pont Auto
DuPont
W.F
J.F. Barnes Lumber Co
Harmony Club News
J. P. Nevins
Lawrenceburg
Nelelibor
City National Bank
T. A. Murray
R. W. Burleson
San Saba, Texas
San Saba National Farm Loan Association
National Farm
G. H. Hagan
Sec
Treas
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