Local San Saba Paper Announces 1921 Publication Note
The San Saba News dated Thursday June 23 1921 lists B Bréazeale as editor and proprietor and notes the paper's status as official organ of San Saba County. It states publication weekly on Thursdays and its second class mailing in San Saba Texas.
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San Saba County
San Saba
Texas
Sun-of-a-Gun
San Francisco Bulletin
Woodrow Wilson
Geore Harvey
Wilson
Harvey
London
Sun of a Gun column on era events and Klan
A Sun of a Gun column comments on the Texas State Fair dates, Senate candidate Thomas B. Love, and the Ku Klux Klan’s activities. It also critiques farm advisories, praises period figures, and asserts the fate of the Klan hinges on its worthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
U. S. Senate
Charlie Culberson
Courtroom humor fades into formal respect in Idaho case
A Supreme Court Idaho session hears a lawyer apologize for calling the bench gentlemen. Chief Justice Rice quips I hope you made no mistake as laughter lightly flows in. The snippet reflects court decorum and a moment of levity amid legal proceedings.
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Supreme Court of
State of Idaho
Rice
Idaho Statesman
The Law of Gravitation and Survival in Texas
The text critiques social Darwinist ideas claiming only the fit survive and asserts the Klan’s alleged silence on unworthy acts in Texas, reflecting hostile viewpoint and regional tension without explicit events or dates.
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Texas
Jack Hoxie Appears At Majestic Theatre With Thunderbolt Jack
Western star Jack Hoxie tours Texas promoting his film Thunderbolt Jack at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas after arriving from Los Angeles. The visit highlights his rodeo titles and work with Kalem. he also screens Cyclone Bliss and continues to McKinney Sherman and Denison en route to Oklahoma City.
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Jack Hoxie
The
Majestic
Hoxies
Texas
Dallas
Los Angeles
Crystal Theatre
C. G. Davis
Mr. Davis
Kalem
Maria Sais
Hoxie
the Crystal
Specialty Film Company
McKinney
Rotary Club
Pope Theatre
Sherman
John Arnold
Washington
Katye
Denison
Oklahoma City
Wm. S. Hart
Hart
Baptist Church Notes Highlight Revival Plans and Church News
Theo A Binford pastor notes prayerful themes and a high spirit in services. B Y P U plans and pastoriums work progress, with open house and revival start date to be announced. Five members added by letter, repairs completed, and neighbors thanked for yard cleanup.
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Baptist Church
A. Binford
Algera
Williikely
Fair Grounds Park
Francis Brazil
Dallas
Cherokee
Vertner Breazeale
Christena Breazeale
J. A. Dunnahoo
J. J
Jones Eye Man at Corner Drug Store Friday and Saturday
Dr Jones the eye man offers eyes examined and glasses at Corner Drug Store on Friday and Saturday July 1 2. Pitted headaches and eye strain relief advertised. Mrs W B Glaton and daughter Lucile from Tohoka visited and returned home with their father C McCarley after a pleasant visit.
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Dr. Jones
W. B. Glaton
Lucile
Tohoka
5. C. McCarley
Prickly Ash Bittere d as a System Cleanser
Advertisement notes that hard work harms a bilious or constipated body, causing low spirits and weakness. Prickly Ash Bittered is marketed as a system cleanser and invigoration, claiming energy, appetite, and cheer. Price listed as $1.26 per bottle. Corner Drug Store has it via special agents.
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Dmg
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B. Bréazeale
United States
Grand Old Texas
Neff
Will H. Hays
Harding
Beene
Johnny
Popuh
S—O
W. J. Hill
Richmond
California
Pacific Coast
George
Simms
Kuklux Klan
Kuklux
Menard Messenger
Dallas News
Ku Klux Klan
South
Amarillo Daily News
Oklahoma
North Texas
Hoboken
N. J
Carpenter
America
S. G
Dempsey
American Legion
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Majestic Theatre
Chichesters Pills Brand
FM Everywhere
Misa Francis
Brazil
Camels
K. 5
Reynglos Tobacco Co
Winaten-Salem
N.C
J. ¥. Wells
Court House
Court Yard
W. F. Sauer
Georgetown
C. A. Sauer
Kodak Pictures
Kodak
Mayo Studios
Brownwood
Tex
Hunt
Sistent Saving
City National Bank
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