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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
W. A. Smith serves as editor and proprietor with J. B. Hayden overseeing production in a small operation. the text references nine employees and a foreman role, indicating a local newspaper or workshop setup.
The Son-of-a-Gun reporter describes returning to work after attending the Texas Press Association annual convention in Galveston. He praises Galveston’s growth since the Spanish-American War and notes ships moving in and out, with the 1924 TPA meet planned for Amarillo.
Our Sunday School reports an enrollment of over 230 outside the Home and cradle roll departments. We lead Llano Liberty Hill Marble Falls and trail Goldthwaite for second place in this district Lamppasas hold in first. The pastor will explain the Lord's Supper and administer communion after the Message. Sunday night features Who's who in San Saba. All are welcome to worship. the unsaved are welcome.
A fragment notes a trial involving Carr the tailor and Nuf Sed with both phones mentioned. The readable text is sparse but implies an upcoming legal action or hearing linking the two names to telecommunication matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Rhodes and their young son, from Tahoka, traveled via San Saba on a prospecting trip to Lockhart and spent a day with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morrow.
City warning from Mayor W. W. Kimbrough addressing complaints about fast auto driving. Final notice to curb speeders issued. Mrs. Joe B. Wilson offers room repairs at $2.50 and up. A. D. Morrow left last week to return to Houston after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Morrow.
The city tax collector warns the delinquent tax roll will be published in July with added costs and penalties. Pay taxes before publication. Mrs John Seiders Sunday School class enjoyed a Fair Grounds Park outing, chaperoned by Judge and Mrs Seiders, with supper games songs chatter and a sunrise breakfast, voted the best time ever.
See us for Fruit Jars Caps Lids and Rubbers and canning supplies. Qualls Hardware Co.
A reflective piece praising Esther from the biblical story, highlighting teachability, obedience, and the use of gifts for the greater good. It contrasts modest contentment with self seeking, notes Esther’s courage in facing the king, and urges faithful stewardship as a spiritual lesson for readers. The sermon ends with an unrelated classified line about pillow carriages priced from $2.50 and up by Mrs. Joe B. Wilson.
HL Morrow and wife accompanied by Elzie Morrow of Houston returned home Monday after a pleasant visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Morrow. The note promises to rid chickens of blue bugs mites stick ing fleas chiggers and lice, guaranteed by Mayhew Produce Co.
George Hunter departed Tuesday to attend the Baylor University summer school in Waco for the season.
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