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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
7
Notice from Gladys Crockett administratrix of Leonard Crockett deceased estate asks all creditors to present claims within legal time. Address Mullin Mills County Texas and June 11 1924 is witness date.
The item urges San Saba citizens to welcome Dr George Truett for a multi day visit, promoting cooperation across churches and spiritual unity. It emphasizes prayer, personal work, and faith in God's power for salvation. Also includes a Fordoline oil ad claiming a money back guarantee and a special offer from Jack's Drivin Station with a 10 cent per quart bounty on drained cords.
Six and Carter Shees claim unbeatable style quality and price for men and boys dresses. New shipment arrives Friday and Saturday with voile ginghams and silk options at bargain prices.
T. A. Davenport visits Cal. county demonstrator reports pecan buds thriving. Local families welcome visitors and celebrate births, marriages, and illnesses. Mary Sue Gray wed in Utah. both funerals for Mrs. Mitchell and R. P. Gray draw many guests from nearby towns.
G A Arhelger had business in Dallas this week. Mrs Huts Owens and children visit Fredonia. W A Oliver from Mason. John Seiders Sunday School class enjoyed a sunrise breakfast at the fair grounds. fourteen young ladies attended. Mr and Mrs R W Burleson and Miss Cordin Burleson returned from Waco. Dr Berry asked for Wellsworth glasses. 23-ix Mr and Mrs R B McCarty of Mercury guests of Edgar T Neal. Mrs G F Edwards and son with Ed Crawford left for Wortham. Sheriff Edgar T Neal attended the District Sheriff convention at Brady. Miss Mira Prator of Magnolia, Ark., guest of Mrs W C Edwards. Caliphs springing up. spring fever jokes.
Estray notice from San Saba reports a stray jack with saddle sore on eft hip and a dun mare mule about 12 years old branded T F on left shoulder. If unclaimed the animals will be sold per law. Dor W Brown family stopped in Cherokee en route home from Texas Pecan Growers meeting.
The regular quarterly dividend of One Dollar and Seventy Five Cents per share on Preferred Stock will be paid on Tuesday July 1 1924 to stockholders of record at close of business Friday June 20 1924. R A Nickerson treasurer. Douglas B Smith a West Point graduate class of June 12 arrives Tuesday for a three month vacation with home folks and friends.
The piece jumbles claims of a ten year wealth rise of sixty percent and living cost up sixty four, cites three million cows supplying cream for American coffee, and jokes on Swiss plans for merchant navy. It notes a saxophone players do not suffer chest troubles, hinting at a hidden punishment for such folk.
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