San Saba News notes and local happenings 1927
Local items mention Rufus Thornton reporting the first cotton bloom of 1927 in his field on a Saturday, June 4, and various community notes from San Saba and surrounding areas. Highlights include university graduates, county clerks and notaries public activities, tourism potential along the San Saba river, political commentary on constitutional amendments, social club openings, school and family news, and notices about local businesses and obituaries. The column weaves community life with brief anecdotes about residents, visitors, and local enterprises.
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Rufus Thornton
San Saba
Edward Bowman
Southwest Texas Teachers College
San Marcos
Arch Woods
Arch
Fish Longevity In Texas Waters
Texas fishing life hinges on anglers skill and legality. Hatcheries expanded from one to four aim to stock streams and lakes, with plans to release up to half a million fish yearly once maturation occurs. Public cooperation and strict adherence to size limits are essential to sustain bass white perch and crappie stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Tyley Hatcheries
Will J. Tucker
No Trespassing Notice from Burke and Loucks
Classified blurbs include a no trespassing warning on lands controlled by J. H. Burke and C. T. Loucks with restrictions on hunting shooting and trapping. The note emphasizes that the disclaimer does not imply permission. Del 18 is referenced in the snippet as part of the contact or date line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burke
Insurance Notice and Local Notices From Texas
Insurance notice states the Seiders estate will handle all insurance business and renewals with Carrie H Seiders and John Seiders listed. Also includes district manager Dan W Huffer seeking contact with Praetorians policyholders in Central West Texas and two sale notices for an automobile and a 1d gallon iron wash pot in San Saba with names Mrs W F Sullivan and Mrs N M Ketchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Seiders
Carrie H. Seiders
John Seiders
San Saba
Texas
Praetorians For
Central-West Texas
Dan W. Huffer
Brady
N. M. Ketchum
New Dandruff Remedy Myvala Sold by Simmons Drug Store
A new remedy for dandruff named Myvala is advertised as curing many cases after one application and even the most aggravated in a week or five days. The product is described as pleasant to use, inexpensive, and sold with a positive guarantee. Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Drug Store
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