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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
2
Editor and Prop Istibastad Foreman W. AL Smith J. E. Hayden publish in San Saba Texas every Thursday. Post Office second class matter. Advertising rates listed: Local readers eight cents per line per issue. Classified ads eleven to two cents per word per issue. Display rates available on request.
A note states that any erroneous reflection upon the character of any person or firm appearing in these columns will be corrected promptly upon the management being alerted to the article in question.
The column discusses J A Kemp delaying a governor race subscription rates and a failed Austin move, then shifts to criticism of S G and a joking taunt about rain in June. It notes tularemia risk from wild rabbits and rodents, with control efforts in the West protecting crops and health.
The column bounces through political chatter and achievements including Bob Baldrige elected president of the Texas Press Association and George A. T. Neu named nervous secretary and VP. It celebrates Kentucky Wonder plums from Harkeyville, thanks contributors, and endorses Lynch Davidson for Texas governor citing integrity and experience.
U S Public Health Service and USDA alert on tularemia known as rabbit fever. The disease can pass to humans via bites from flies and ticks and contact with blood or organs of infected wild rabbits. Precautions include rubber gloves, antiseptic hand washing, and prompt treatment of insect bites. Cases linked to dressing wild rabbits for food or bait have occurred in several states including Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah.
The Ladies Cemetery Association invites all to a Junior Fair at Tourist Park on June 18. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Notice: Stockmen John Kirschwink, the Boot Maker, of Lampasas will be here Monday, June 21, to take orders and measures for boots at Fairman Co's store. Grain market shows oats and wheat buying in. Jersey milk buyers seek more customers. Verbal ad for dandruff remedy and barber shop. A Western romance film "Chip of the Flying U" sails at The Majestic Theatre next Saturday. Family news from Dallas and San Antonio travels.
Don’t Be Embarrassed By Skin Diseases. Ahe Blue Star Soap cleans the affected parts then Blue Star Remedy penetrates the skin kills germs stops itching and restores most cases to health. Eczema tetter cracked hands poison oak rake worm sore blistered feet sunburns old shin sores have yielded to its healing power. Soap two cents, remedy one dollar, in city drug store.
Miss Marguerite Wilson of San Saba marries Jewett White of Georgetown at the Methodist parsonage in San Saba. Rev. C E Marshall officiates. The bride, daughter of County Attorney A B Wilson, is a Southwestern University graduate and former teacher. The groom is a Georgetown business man respected in his community. The News extends congratulations.
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