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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
Published in San Saba Texas the paper appears as a weekly issue. It lists church entertainments with admission charges and notices such as obituaries thanks and resolutions of respect, stating regular rates apply for nonnews items.
A note states that any erroneous reflection on the character of any person or firm appearing in these columns will be gladly and promptly corrected when management is notified.
A compact cluster of humorous snippets and reader jests from a local page. The notes poke fun at editors, lawyers, and advertisers while reflecting booster culture and newspaper voice. It ends mid-sentence, capturing an era of light social jokes and community banter.
The column urges San Saba county to back practical pecan work and join the Texas Pecan Growers Association to win future conventions. It contrasts Wharton and Fredericksburg efforts, notes San Saba’s small local representation, and warns that without real groundwork the county risks losing its status as the pecan leader. It also criticizes Sunday activities, including band practice and Sunday baseball, as contrary to Sabbath observance and public decorum.
Tuesday afternoon last week Misses Carrie and Mary Sanderson hosted a party in honor of Mrs. T A Gose of Hurley New Mexico visiting relatives. Guests enjoyed games of 42, a salad course, and conversation as decorations and roses brightened the rooms.
Get our prices for infer tile eggs. Our stock of tires will be in this week and selling prices will be lower than wholesale today. See us before you buy at Pen nant Filling Station in San Saba Texas. W Loftin, longtime San Saba resident, writes from Jacksonville Florida seeking news to reach him in Jacksonville. Thomas Hart and others recall 1898 San Saba days. Conner-Ashby Motor Co promotes Chevrolet service. Local business and family news from San Saba county including visits, reunions, and travel notes.
J G Campbell warns readers they will miss Voile if not securing it from Conner-Ashby Motor Co in San Saba. An ad style notice touts Chevrolet value while a separate item notes H Ketcham, who wintered at Wilson Texas with her children, travels to Long Beach California to visit another ton.
A compact collection of humorous lines and observations on language, fashion, incentives, and social quirks. The piece juggles wordplay about three letter words, calendars, pensions, and modern habits, noting quirks in speech and folly in daily life with light irony.
A dated column riffs on wedding gifts becoming bride property, cross word puzzles as gold, coinage critics, evolving literature, cannibal missionaries, and railroads. It playfully mocks fashion trends, society, and political shifts while weaving humorous social observations and satirical quips.
The Baltinewre Sun notes a quirky quote about horn tooting and a house honk. It mentions Ho ot Gibson at The Majestic next week and a display of a Chevrolet model on the Conner Ashby Motor Co floor.
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