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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
6
A dense OCR fragment presents clues and partial answers across a long list, hinting at a mixed historical crossword or glossary. It includes definitions and interpretations for terms like burial prep, time of wages, masculine address, geographic terms, and various measures, with several garbled or partial entries.
Capt. Paul P. Mapes of San Antonio, senior instructor of the 141st Infantry, visited San Saba on June 11 and 12 to inspect the local company before the annual encampment. He congratulated Capt. Ashby and Lt. Horton for the unit’s excellent condition. Ben H. Hubbert and family of Moran, Texas, visited San Saba. Mrs. N. L. Schnabel and children returned home to Caddo, Texas, after a stay with Sheriff and Mrs. W. B. Urquhart and family.
The San Saba News reports Rev T M Torbett filled his regular monthly appointment at Sloan Sunday. Miss May Polk of Algeria visits her sister Mrs Jim Sloan who is ill. Farmers irrigate corn. land value equalization board meeting discussed rough pasture and valley land. A revival meeting led by Revs Gray and McCall at New Hope church. Porter Pearcy ships seven cars of cattle to Fort Worth market for Sloan Sisters and Henry Taylor.
R. 8. Crain is back from a business trip to South Texas, where he has extensive interests. Mrs. J. A. Morris and Rev. A. F. Johnson and wife, of San Augustine, are visiting the families of W. T. and M. A. Morris, and other San Saba relatives and friends.
A Bend Texas letter to the San Saba News describes a large contingent heading to a convention, praises the First National Bank of San Saba for letting the band rehearse upstairs, and commends Frank Hall for providing cold storage for pecans. It notes grafts set in 1925 and urges local pecan men to thank Hall with pecans this fall. The piece highlights visitors from East Texas seeking pecan industry know how and invites others to learn from Frank and Bill.
Friday night June 26 features an ice cream supper at China Creek with a musical program by Shiloh and China Creek Quartettes. Sacred sentimental and comical songs performed to raise proceeds as payment on a piano.
A. T. Gose and family from Hurley New Mexico arrived last week to visit their parents Mrs BR A Gose and Mrs W S Sanderson. Mr Gose stayed only a couple of days but Mrs Gose and the children will be here for a longer visit.
Bishop Capers will conduct services at the Episcopal church in San Saba at 8 p m next Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend. J G Holder of Hamilton visited San Saba last Friday and is engaged in the grocery and produce trade there.
San Saba service station writes HOOK EM for oil gas and tires advertising.
For over 40 years Hall's Catah Medicine has been used Bucreset iy the treatment of Catarrh. WALL'S CATARRHA MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces, thus reducing the Inflammation. Sold by all druggists, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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