Bailey Sues For Libel In Texas Court
Former United States Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey filed a libel suit in Hamilton's Fifty Second District Court seeking 25000 dollars. He accuses L C Peck editor of the Hamilton Record of defamatory editorial comments about Bailey tied to Chicago gar dine coverage and the Texas oil industry rebound.
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Waco
Texas
United States
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Fifty Second District Court
Hamilton
L. C. Peck
Hamilton Record
Chicagardin
Bail
L ‘Igo
Bailey
Texas Oil
Tested and Proven Doan's Kidney Pills Brings Back Relief
For months San Saba readers praised Doan's Kidney Pills with proof of merit. Mrs. T. S. Wood of Brady Texas reports their Back relief headaches dizzy spells and nervousness improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills, unlike her previous kidney medicine. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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San Saba
Dean
T. S. Wood
Brady
Texas
Doan
Fierce Anti German Tide Warns Seamen of Abominable Ships
The Liverpool Journal of Commerce excerpt urges harsh retribution against German seamen, calling their U boats and flag abominations. It predicts widespread hostility in ports, bans on saluting the German flag, and severe social ostracism, with Britain guiding postwar justice and vows seamen will not forgive. The piece also includes an unrelated Lavoptik eye wash ad.
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Germany
Belgium
British Seamen’s Union
America
J. Havelock Wilson
Norway
Spain
Brazil
Uruguay
Copenhagen
O. S
Local Business Directory Extract San Saba TX
John Seiders Real Estate Investment and Loans San Saba Texas B T R Rich Wholesale and retail grain Hay and Feedstuff Sloan Building San Saba Texas Dr G A Wilson Dentist Office in Clark Building Suite No 6 Feed Feed Poultry Eggs Hides and Beeswax Always call on me before you see H W Bolton.
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John Seiders
Investmenta and Loans
San Saba, Texas
B. T
San Saba
Texas
H. W. Bolton
1400 Mile Journey Without a Puncture
Norene Hargon returned home from a 1400 mile trip with the McRae family in Portales New Mexico and Clovis. The Ford carried them through mud and slush, only one front tire punctured, yet the car served the entire journey without failure.
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On Oliver Sa Norene Hargon
McRae
Portales
New Mexico
Peacock
Ford
Clovis
Henry
Captain Johnson Visits San Saba Troop for Training Instructing Officers
Capt. W. J. Johnson, commanding First Brigade Cavalry in the National Guard, toured Houston and San Saba Friday and Saturday. He reviewed the troops, set up drill, and urged continued intensive training in preparation for federal service. Johnson, once Houston city attorney and author of Master Major Physical Culture, impressed locals with his leadership and plans. A. L. Gatlin of Goldthwait, visiting the city last week, echoed the pledge of the President.
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W. J. Johnson
First Brigade Cavalry
National Guard
Houston
San Saba
Federal Service
War Department
Johnson
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Usco
Pee Nant
United ‘States
Sullivan Biggs & Hanyard Service Garage
Victor
Keyser
Daniel
Liverpool Journal of Commerce
Corner Drug Store
Joe Beck
Messrs. Rector
G. A. Walters
J. H. Baker
Walters & Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Star Meat Market
Beck
Martin
Carroll & Dickerson
Finnell Bros
Southwestern
Walker & Burleson
Lodge Directory
San Saba Lodge
Alf
A.M
W. W. Skelton
W. M
Alpha Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
M. G. Estep
N. G
C. Guyton
John H. Moore
State Bank
Richland Springs
Congressional
San Saba News
33Rd Judicial District
Mitch Johnson
T. K. Hammond
W. W. Dean
E. G. Hillman
A. B. Wilson
Edgar T. Neal
W. A. Grimes
Roscoe C. Senterfitt
B. B. Duey
W. E. Yarborough
W. P. Tucker
Joe M. Smith
A. J. Reavis
Alex E. Moore
Arch Woods
J. G. Holder
Otice O
O. E
Graham W. N. Ellis
G. L. Huckaby
J. Bross
Joe A. Will
AMS. B. D
Dennis) Sullivan
G. W. Long
R. M. Lewis
Ollie L
Monk H. F. (Butten) Brown
Justice of the Peace
Barclay
Geo. W. Brown
Capt. Johnson
A. L. Gatlin
Goldthwait
San Saba County
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