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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
3
The Department of Labor final resume reports 616 mining stoppages last year, 561 in soft coal fields, with strikes reducing 4.24 percent of mining time versus 0.37 percent across all industries. Nearly 10 million man-days idle and wage losses around 150 million dollars.
Dr. Gustav Egloff, a leading petroleum expert, says the nation will not face oil shortages. Since oil’s discovery in Pennsylvania a century ago, only 35.6 billion barrels have been used, with 10 billion barrels underground and at least as much offshore in reserves. Last year output reached 2 billion barrels, while new methods added the same to reserves, as 4 billion barrels were discovered in a single year. Technological progress increases usable products per barrel, boosting efficiency and vision in the industry.
The News recalls campers at Doran with visiting lasses and the plan of young men to bring joy to the crowd. Names include Will Moore Geo Holman Jim Dofflemyer W H Kimbrough Tim Godfrey and Dorsey Pinnell. Also mentions Jack Hawkins and Eugene Baker selling horses. W A Smith elected Bethel school teacher.
Public records list marriage licenses issued for David H Havins and Maxein Gay McAnally Marvin Riggs and Barbara Smith. New cars registered include E K Wood Denver Wood Ford pickup from Golding Motors and Harry G Doran Jr Chevrolet two door. Warranties deeds show transfers from City of Richland Springs to Frank Sellman part of E Hagerman Survey 281 and from R E A McHorse to Howard Baird Eaux part of Block 2 Cofflemyer Addition San Saba. Moore to Henry W Vaughn part of C Wilcox Survey 38 San Saba. Myers Electric Water Systems stock pipe installation at Arhelgers.
The San Saba Canning and Sewing Center will close June 22 24 and reopen June 27 with Monday Wednesday and Friday hours for the summer. Public canning help and use of equipment available at no cost or obligation. Mary A Colvin of Richland Springs also attends the Stephenville teachers conference.
June 26 Bible commentary reflects that Jesus postoperative triumph over death was a beginning for the world. It notes ongoing evil and violence, yet asserts Christ’s continued leadership and the spread of Christian progress through devoted followers.
Dorothy Williams of Lincoln High School Dallas wins second honors in a Dallas Advertising League essay contest. She receives a fifty dollar cash award at the regular school assembly. The tenth grade student lives with her uncle and aunt in stallas and plans college after high school.
The Farm Division of the National Safety Council advises shelter in order: large metal frame building, lightning protected building, grain storage structures with double boarded outside walls and building paper between. Walls inside and outside of studs invite rodents and reduce storage space. avoid large unprotected or small unprotected buildings.
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