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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1924

Page

2

San Saba editor runs for Texas state Senate

W D Cowan editor of the San Saba Star announced as a candidate for the state Senate from the San Saba district. Walker of San Saba chairs the ticket. Walker, a prohibitionist and former San Saba native, supports education, tax cuts, and law enforcement. The piece notes party convention questions and local political history in Texas.

W.D. Cowan San’ Saba Star State Senate James L. Slayden House Texas Ferguson of the American Party S—O N. C. Walker San Saba Senate Diane Lampasas Burnet Travis Williamson Walker State University

Edetorials and memories from Texas politics and events

Edetorials reflect summer politicking in Texas with E W Cole seeking Congress again and reflections on straw votes. Old friends sit at a singing convention in Locker and at Mercury Postmaster Amour. Mention of George Peddy’s primary voting and Earle B Mayfield addressing Baltimore Methodists. Antiprohibitionists griping after a Waco convention.

E. W. Cole Austin Éomgress Texas King of Son-of-a-Gun A.C. Wright Cottonwood Pond Mercury Alonzo George Peddy Associated Press Earl B. Mayfield Peddy Earle B. Mayfield Baltimore Mayfield Abilene Waco Steam Roller Antis

Real Prohibition Debate Cited By Butler and Critics

The article cites Nicholas Murray Butler arguing the prohibitory law cannot be enforced and should not have been passed, calling it oppression. It contrasts with the National Prohibition law’s passage after debate and votes. It cites a Christian Herald editor and a supporter from Sundaya macavinga against enforcement, raising who are the real criminals the bootlegger or the drinkers.

Nicholas Murray Butler Republic Union Congress The Christian Herald Spondaya Macavinga

Cherokee By Ranchman and Local Gossip Notes

The item lists visits and travels of residents including Floyd Wyatt of Lometa and many locals such as Dennis Dean, Jack Sweeney, Dave and Andy Glimp, Tom McKneely, Lee Chesnut, M Leonard, John Mitchell, Reeves Kuykendall, Leslie Thaxton, Irene Hart, Prof. Boynton, A Peeler, Mrs. Luis, Gladstone Hillin, Clyde Cook, Prof. Allison, Oxcar and Tennie Pearl Beultine, and more. It notes R. T. P. Gray's sudden death and upcoming film at The Majestic, plus an ad urging continued feeding of young poultry with Baby Chick Chow.

Floyd Wyatt Lometa Cherokee Dennis Dean Temple Jack Sweeney Llano Dave Andy Glimp Tom McKneely Brownwood Willite White Dallas Lee Chesnut M . Leonard John Mitchell John Sessions Reeves Kuykendsall Ranch Kuykendall Leslie Thaxton John Thaxton Irene Hart Denton Gta Prof. Boynton A. Peeler Sling Chas McDowell el Paso Luis San Saba Gladstone Hillin Allan Georgetown John Vlova Belle Colorado Hugh Yarborough Truman Colorado River Matsler Daugghter Ghelley Boyett Porth Bratton Fredonia Ed Brown R. TP. Gray Mr. Gray

Bend By Items Bend By Items

Mrs John Morris came from Temple Wednesday and many attended the literary Saturday night. The Bend baseball team won 6 to 4 over Lometa with strong home support. Several residents visited relatives in Denton Lampasas and Fredericksville while others attended the pecan meeting. Jesse Banta and Miss Marie Wryne wed, Rev D J Buchanan officiating. Get turkeys ready for early market with Purina Chow. Mayhew Produce Co. W M Marsh Johnson will lead Texas Company business in Goldthwaite with his family moving soon.

John Morris Temple Tommy Andy Webb Dobyville Jack Fry John’ Gibson Myron Morris Denton Sullivan Page Gibson Lampasaz Henry Morris Jake Parks Pontotoc Bend Lometa Cur D. I. Buchanan Brazil Farm Irene Gibson Messrs Chas, Fry Frank Moore W. J. Millican Vee Millican Mildred Moore Fredericksburg Pecan Association Mackey Frederickshoro Jesse Banta Marie Wryne D. J. Buchanan Lenn White San Sabe E. M. Scott Ears John Thaxton Bill Rhouse Pearl Smith John Gilson Claude Cate

R P Gray Dies Suddenly A Man Of Cherokee Roots

Reuben Porter Gray born December 28 1864 died June 8 1924 after years of asthma leading to heart disease. Survived by wife four children father six siblings. From Cherokee grew to manhood known for generosity honesty and intellect. Funeral note ends with blessing and hope for rest.

Reuben Porter Gray Paxton Gray Winston Salem North Carolina James Gray Port Lavaca Texas Reuben Gray Dallas Alice Upchurch Corsicana Little Reube Gray Cherokee Methodist Church

Edwards Sells 200 Head Steers to Huff and Curtis

F F Edwards sold and delivered two hundred head of big steers to Tom Huff Stutter and Joe Curtis and Son of Lometa last week in a cattle transaction.

F. F. Edwards Tom Huffstutter Joe Curtis Lometa

Turkeytone Touted For Birds By Local Drug Store

Sick turkeys or chickens? A local ad promotes Turkeytone for water and Martin's Poultry Tone for feeds. Simmons Drug Store offers satisfaction or money back guarantee.

Martin Simmons Drug Store

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SAN Saba News V. A. Smith V. E. Hayden Foreman San Saba County North Side Public Square Raleigh Wasco Brads Sen-tinel PRESS Edetorials Mitch Taylor Eugene Chief Chok Buster Keaton the Majestic Mayhew Produce Co Purina W. M Marsh) Johnson Texas Company Goldthwaite Marsh Johnson Tom Thumb Parent-Teacher Association R.P. Gray Morris-Mosley Co Telea Dad O Nechie Farker Willie Chalk Morris-Mosley Company
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