Loans Wanted for Stock Farm and Ranch Loans
Advertises unlimited funds for stock farm and ranch loans in Llano Mason and San Saba counties. Promises low interest quick inspections and liberal advances with sponsorship by a lending source.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
3
Advertises unlimited funds for stock farm and ranch loans in Llano Mason and San Saba counties. Promises low interest quick inspections and liberal advances with sponsorship by a lending source.
For sale items include a Georgie Pairbanks Morse engine in good shape from W G Johnson San Saba Route 3 and an offer for a good well from J M Virdell Rochelle Texas. A 1925 sheriff sale notice in San Saba County describes a levy on 155.45 acres known as A L Wood farm tied to J T Collins and Clyde Hayes with sale set for July 7 1925 at the San Saba Court House.
The marriage of Robert Pield Love and Miss Madelein Hall Sanderson occurred Saturday evening at the bride's mother's house in Dallas. Rev. George W. Truett officiated as guests observed flowers, a wedding march, and a reception with bridal attendants. The couple will reside in Dallas after a wedding trip at 5887 Velasco Street.
Sealed bids are invited for the janitor position at the high school for twelve months. Work begins during vacation and regular duties start with the opening of school in September. The School Board may reject any or all bids. John Seiders, Secretary.
Mrs Norman Nicks of Beaumont visits relatives in the area while Mrs W M Johnson and children from Goldthwaite spend time with their mother. Mary Bonardino, a 1925 Llano high school graduate, visits brothers as the community notes local ties.
An old advertisement offers CLUE STAT REMEDY for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. It claims the product does not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor. Sold by City Drugs Store.
Mr and Mrs R H Taylor Miss Eula Taylor Mr and Mrs Frank Chamberlain will leave Saturday evening for Menard to join Dr and Mrs G M Oliver for a Phoenix Arizona auto trip. The party will carry a camping outfit and will camp out when convenient. They expect to be away until July 16.
A local druggist announces Mesala as an entirely new dandruff cure. The product claims to cure many cases after a single application and even the most aggravated in one to two weeks. It is described as pleasant to use and inexpensive, sold with a positive guarantee at Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents.
We thank our good neighbors who came with their teams and tools and worked out our crop. Our prayer is that when sickness or distress comes to your homes God will bless you with friends as true as you have been to us. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Elmore. Mrs. J. M. Pool and daughter Miss Lela have gone to Kingsville to visit their brother J. B. Heppenstall. Miss Lela is a Post Office clerk taking her annual vacation.
A vintage cluttered ad promising parasite remover for drinking water to rid poultry of bugs lice and meas, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Brown and Bowers at 2-4 location.
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