San Saba County Official Organ Masthead and Rates
W A Smith editor and proprietor J E Hayden foreman Vv B Breazeale machinist official organ of San Saba County published at San Saba Texas every Thursday entered at the Post Office second class matter subscription rates shown include one year six months and three months for the period.
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J. E. Hayden
Foreman Vv
B. Breazeale
San Saba County
San Saba
Texas
Weather Talk and Courtesy Echoed in New Orleans
A referenced column from the New Orleans Times-Picayune notes a weather forecast claim about rain, paired with a reflection on good manners being shown through actions. The piece treads the line between social etiquette and daily weather chatter, highlighting a civic voice.
San Saba Promotes 1921 Fair With Town Pride
Exclamations praise the town’s size and charm as San Saba touts its appeal for residents. The 1921 Fair and Encampment outlook appears brightest in years, with locals proud of the event and the county backing it.
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Seattle
San Saba
A Switch in Time and Local Melon Hustler
An oldtimer recalls switchings as a kid and pruned orchard stretches mentioned. Lee Grumbles claims a ripe watermelon was picked on the fifth day of June while S. G. seeks a sample this week. Lee is described as a hustler who reaches market early with melons, often with his wagon loaded in town.
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Lee
S. G
Quotations and a Pun About Singing and Progress
A fragmentary column notes a quip about a singer never needing notes and recalls a Brownwood college audience address. Governor Neff comments on able individuals who resist local progress while benefiting from others’ toil. A jokey anecdote about a church talk and a provocative misquoted topic about Woman and Man is recounted from Youth’s Companion. Estimates show about 100 cars daily on local outing trips via Puget Sound to the Gulf Highway.
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Brownwood
Neff
Puget Gound
Gulf Highway
Brady Sentinel Urges Support for Highway Association
A Brady Sentinel item appeals to citizens of Brady and McCulloch County to back the Puget Sound to the Gulf road project, condemns foreign relief cotton gifts to Germany, and endorses strong local political organization as Texas Republicans seek district by district influence adjustments. The piece also discusses revivalist comments and a local debate over tobacco use among ministers.
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Puget Sound
Gulf
Brady
McCulloch County
The
Highway Association
Brady Sentinel
Houston
Texas
Germany
Belgium
France
Lometa
Ordinary American woman’s quiet labor celebrated
A Collected excerpt highlights a mother's toil with 235,425 meals served 3,190 garments made 35,500 loaves of bread 5,930 cakes 7,960 pies 1,500 gallons of lard 525 bushels of vegetables 1,550 quarts of fruit 7,660 chickens 5,460 pounds of butter 3,625 jars preserved 177,725 pieces of laundry 35,640 hours of scrubbing and cleaning valued at 115,485 dollars yet she has no bank account or retirement.
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Collier’s Weekly
Proverbs Conversation Sparks Editorial Indecision
A San Saba News editor reflects on guidance from the book of Proverbs and reader letters about wisdom and faith. He cites Solomon, Baptists, Revelations, and personal belief, noting comfort in Proverbs and a shared stance on righteous thoughts and divine trust.
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San Saba News
Billy Smith
Solomon
U. S. News
San Saba
Colorado River
Risien
Heaven
Hell
Do You Know This Fellow Uncle Dick Sullivan
A reflective tribute to a gentle, plainspoken man who helped others with an educated heart, though he lacked formal schooling and polished grammar. The piece notes his kindness, practical wisdom, and imperfect moments, while praising his impact on friends and community. Also reports local residents traveling to Austin for university commencement and teachers returning to teach.
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Uncle Dick Sullivan
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