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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
6
Monday deputy sheriff A. T. Chamberlain arrested Will Sissons following a telegram from Mills County officers. Tuesday Sheriff Karnes transported the prisoner to Goldthwaite where he is held on forgery charges.
Discount tire sale offer appears with church notice and Tyre dealer names. Reader is urged to purchase casings and tubes at steep discounts for bargain prices. Names include G A Arbelger and Arheleer with repeated 104 and 106 percent discount references.
Burn The Grasshoppers announce a limited supply of Pear Burners at low prices. Call Sam Taylor to secure a device before stocks run out.
A. L. Lyons of Dayton Ohio reports lasting stomach trouble for three years. He failed to improve with doctor care but then used Foley Cathartic Tablets and became well. He can eat anything now. Simmons Drug Store, 23-4x.
E Fagg chairs the buildings and grounds committee as work to rebuild fences begins. A new plank fence along Goldthwaite road nears completion, funded by local merchants displaying ads. Trainer Travis Locklear has several race horses at the track, aiming for the first summer fair, likely at Bertram.
Car of Fordson Tractors arrived and ready for delivery. M. R. Weatherby.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Burleson supervise a cheerful group of young people at a river camp. The site sits at Bob's Crossing below town, praised for ideal shade, good fishing, and genuine outdoor life.
Hon Joe Burkett of Eastland Texas plans to announce his candidacy for Governor of Texas within days. He is completing his first term in the state senate and will release a platform with his announcement. His plan follows a policy of announcing candidates this year and next without full platforms, Turkell’s formal notice being the first received.
On Wednesday San Saba faced a cruelty incident as a suspected poison killed about a dozen dogs overnight. No mad dog scare exists, and residents note mixed views of dogs though cruelty here signals danger.
Clarence Gosch and Wilhelbell Harris were married Thursday June 14 in Comanche. They honeymoon in Dallas. The bride is the eldest Harris daughter and well regarded in town. The groom belongs to the firm Simmons and Gosch druggists and is among San Saha’s notable businessmen. He arrived from Llano.
Carload of Fordson tractors arrived ready for delivery. M R Weatherby and Nouston Hunter with family left for Corpus Christi. Hunter, a rural carrier on route one, takes his annual vacation. Mrs J F Fisher and son Dunbar of Brownwood visit Rev and Mrs B E Thomson in Harkeyville with Ralph Thomson of Eastland.
Boston, June 19 Henry Ford is quoted in the Boston Post as denying he said he would not be a candidate for president. He states I have never said anything of the kind and adds I am not talking about that I will not discuss the subject.
At Pec an Grove B Y S U the Missionary Meeting titled Unto the Uttermost Part was held on June 21 1923 with quiz leader A L Brown. Introduction by Group Captain. Topics included Our Sixteen Mission Fields by L E Munsell How Distance has been Practically Done Away with by May Edmondson To the Uttermost Part Rntially with Bible background by J T Munsell Some who have Obeyed the Command by Gertrude Munsell The Cost of Going to the Uttermost Part by Mrs W A Truffsteler The Wealth of Southern Baptists by Terry Walker Giving Ourselves Unto the Uttermost Part by Ernyst Brown My Part in The Uttermost Part by Mrs Rosa Williams.
Frank Richardson of Perry Georgia complains of weakness headaches and severe back pain. He reports relief from kidney bladder symptoms after using Foley Kidney Pills from Simmons Drug Store. 23-45
A 1923 Sunday school review lists Abraham, Joseph, Moses, Ruth, Samuel, David, Elijah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Nehemiah, and Esther with traits like faith, patience, loyalty, courage, and determination. It cites tests each figure faced and challenges readers to consider how they stand their own tests. Report notes Morris revival attendees R A Sears, S J Howard, Edith Lanning, Clara Halden attending Lometa event and witnessing a great revival.
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosts a swimming party and Pienie Lunch at Carroll's Pool next Tuesday June 26 Lunch at 7 00 PM Everyone is invited W J Millican and Bun Gibson were here Wednesday en route to Richland Springs to meet with the fair association about a music proposition for the upcoming big fair The band that played last year will again provide music and has been praised for its service
We perform first class cleaning and pressing with no gas odor. Carr, the tailor, Nuffed.
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