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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

5

Wolf Club Formed to Tackle County Wolf Menace

A large local turnout organized a county wide Wolf Club at the court house last Saturday with A. E. Petty as chair and Fred R. Brison as secretary. A further meeting on July 11 will adopt a constitution and by laws and form a permanent club to protect sheep and poultry, with a $2000 funding goal and a per acre membership fee likely under one cent to pay bounties and expenses.

Court House A. E. Petty Fred R. Brison T., A. Murray BE. E Fagg I. R. Brison W. A. Gage Chappel Frank Gray Cherokee W. H. Taylor Pontotoc J. W. Gibbons Richland Springs Hugh Taylor W. R. Payne San Saba Garrett Burke Holt Frank Smith Nortwest E. BE. Gamlin Hall W. F. Jackson Horseshoe Bend Ralph Owen McMillin Dick Murray Shaw Bend Live Oak J. T. Oliver Harmony Ridge H. F. Behrens Ben Harrell Colony Will Jackson Will Doran Sloan Jesse Roper Bowser W. J. Smith Spring Creek T. H. King Alperita J. B. Edmondson Mt. Pleasant C. W. Reynolds Algentta

Pecan Convention Next Year Goes to Wharton

The Texas Pecan Growers Association convention proceedings show Wharton winning the 1926 venue after a late day rule blocks self votes by competing counties. About 250 to 400 pecan growers attended with delegates from San Saba, Stephenville, Arlington and Liana among others. The gathering drew visitors from New York, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Florida, plus agricultural press.

San Saba Pecan Mason Wharton Mason County Stephenville Arlington Liana Texas Pecan Growers Association San Saba County W. J. Millican Bond F. R. Brison New York Georgia Louisiana Oklahoma Florida Texas RB. T. Olcott

Hendricks Family Visits Aged Mother In Mangum Duke

Ed and Jim Hendricks of Mangum and Duke Oklahoma visited this week to see their mother Mrs Bettie Taylor. A family reunion followed with five children and spouses sharing a meal and a sit down dinner in the old time family way. Lee J Dial son in law of Jim Hendricks joined them in the family car. Ed Hendricks who left the county twenty years ago reports good rains north with promising crop prospects.

Jim Hendricks Mangum Duke Oklahoma Bettie Taylor Lindsey J. J Tom Lee J. Dial Jim Hendricks Ed Hendricks

Thye re All Coming To The San Saba Fair

Anticipation runs high for the San Saba County Fair marking twenty years of tradition. Local towns Brady Rochelle Mason and Llano report strong interest with record baseball attendance and weekly tryout games drawing larger crowds than ever before.

San Saba Fair San Saba Brady Rochelle Mason and Llano

San Saba Pecan Man Is Honored

E. E. Rissen of San Saba is awarded a medal by the Texas Pecan Growers Association for 40 years of service. A committee recommended medals for Halbert of Coleman and Edwards of Dallas. The group also plans annual silver cups for pecan budding contest winners at the convention.

Texas Pecan Growera Association E. E. Rissen San Saba A. C. Beasley E. J. Kyle M. D. Tilson H. G. Lucas Texas Pecan Growers Association H. A. Halbert Coleman Charles Edwards Dallas

San Saba County Gets Space in New Fish and Game Year Book

The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission year book will devote five of its 120 pages to San Saba county. Photos will showcase scenic wild beauty. Channeled by H H Smith and Horton of the Chamber of Commerce, local efforts seek more images of the county’s wild spots.

San Saba County Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission H. H. Smith San Saba Horton Chamber of Commerce

New Baseball Suits for San Saba Ball Boys

The San Saba baseball club unveils swell new uniforms white with a black stripe and cap, stockings included. Players take them out to play this summer and aim to keep their strong record after only one loss all season.

San Saba

Old Timer Visits Early Texas Home in McCulloch County

Nat Johnson, 84, of Oklahoma, brother of Willis Johnson, spent a few days in McCulloch County revisiting old friends and seeking W. J. Smith of Spring Creek. He recalled residents from the 1880s and enjoyed reconnecting with them.

Nat Johnson Oklahoma Willis Johnson McCulloch Texas W. J. Smith Spring Creek Mr. Johnson

Tyler Editors Gather At Texas Press Convention

Tyler editors return after attending the fortieth sixth annual Texas Press Association convention in Tyler. A fuller report will appear later. East Texas reports ample rain, good crops, and record tomato yields with strong prices. San Antonio won the 1926 convention over El Paso. New officers include W A Smith San Saba president and Robie Baldrige Clifton vice president, with Sam Harben Richardson secretary and C J Lehman San Antonio treasurer.

Texas Press Association Tyler East Texas Smith County San Antonio el Paso Association W .A. Smith San Saba Robi L. Baldrige Clifton Sam P. Harben Richardson C. J. Lehman P. EB. Montgomery McAllen Ray Nichols Vernon Clarence Gilmore Austin Mayme Wynn Cox Dallas Arthur Lefevre Houston E. G. Senter R. H. McCarty Albany J. $. Nunn Amarillo

Ranch executive seals 20000 acre San Saba deal

EK Ball of Cook County closed a deal making him owner of 10000 acres at the north end of the Barker ranch and, with T A Norred, part of the Old Dofflemyer and Kincaid ranch interests. He also buys and leases Mrs. Matt Kuykendall's cattle and ranch interests, gaining control of more than 20000 acres of San Saba county ranch land.

EK. Ball Cook County L. W. Barker Mr. Ball T. A. Norred Kincaid Matt Kuykendall San Saba County

Stephenville photographer on annual river vacation

K. N. Baxley, a well known Stephenville photographer, is spending his annual vacation fishing along the San Saba river. Mr and Mrs E T Neal are touring western counties this week. Neal is a deputy game warden on official business.

K. N. Baxley Stephenville San Saba Iiver E. T. Neal Mr. Neal

Big Revival Meeting Gains Sharp Momentum in San Saba

The revival campaign, under Church of Christ auspices in San Saba, draws large crowds. Evangelist Fay Wallace, famed statewide, delivers a strong gospel message while Prof. Austin Taylor leads a sizable choir. Daily two services through Sunday highlight the singing as a key feature.

San Saba Church of Christ Fay Wallace Evangelist Wallace Austin Taylor

Lohn Defeats San Saba In Eight to One Baseball Game

Lohn fans celebrated an 8-1 win over San Saba at the fair grounds. Sallee started and gave way after the third inning to Robbins as Lohn bats produced most of the scoring. San Saba totaled 12 strikeouts to 11 by Lohn while the game swung on timely hits and pitching changes.

Lohn San Saba Fair Park Sallee Robbins San Saba

Harry Hopkins Taken to Hospital

Harry Hopkins, who suffered an other breakdown last week, was taken to the Santa Fe hospital at Temple. He is reported getting on as well as could be expected and his San Saba friends are anxious for his recovery. The people here believe he is the best agent the C. and S. FP Railway has any where in the world. He stayed on the job every day, never watched the clock, and never asked for vacation. D.C. White acts as relief agent for the Santa Fe.

Harry Hopkins Santa Fe Temple San Saba the. C. and S. FP. Railway D.C. White Mr. Hopkins

Locker and Bend Ball Game Neat Sunday

There will be a baseball game at the Fair Grounds Park next Sunday afternoon between the Locker and Bend ball teams. Boosters Mr. q and Mrs. M. J. Lusty and Miss Veda Leigh Owen, Sherman Russell, Bill Owen, and Dean Munsell visited Mason last Thursday and planned to drive to San Antonio for a couple of days. Miss Josephine Toler of Abilene and Mrs. Sadie Lowrie of Talpa were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cameron, departing Sunday for Abilene. Lester Carter, Mc Gregor ticket agent, is vacationing in San Saba with his brother Tom and enjoying camping on the San Saba.

Fair Grounds Park M. J. Lusty Veda Leigh Owen Sherman Russell Bill Owen Dean Munsell Mason San Antonio Josephine Toler Abilene Sadie Lowrie Talpa D. A. Cameron Lester Carter McGregor, Ia San Saba Tom [Ane

Call of the Canyon at Majestic Saturday

Zane Grey’s The Call of the Canyon shown at Majestic features Richard Dix Lois Wilson and Marjorie Daw. A tale of Fifth Avenue and Mojave Desert with Glenn Kilbourne Carley Burch Flo Hutter and Arizona ranch life. Victor Fleming directs this Paramount adaptation with strong Western action and romance.

Ane Grey Zane Grey Paramount Ladies Home Journal Fifth Avenue Mojave Desert New York Western Ranges West Arizona Majestic Theatre Carley Burch Glenn Kilbourne Glenn Hutters Flo Carley Flo ‘Hutter Garley Richard Dix Lois Wilson Marjorie Daw

Boys' Club Training School in San Saba County Set

San Saba County Boys' Club members are invited to the second Boys' Club Training School on Tuesday, June 30 in San Saba. Training will cover judging corn, grain sorghums, and livestock with top ten scorers earning a second day, and the five best advancing to the district contest at Georgetown July 7 and 8. County agents W. J. Marshall and C. C. Jobson will assist. Mrs. Mitch Johnson and her children return from a visit to Mrs. Garrett.

San Saba San Saba County Georgetown ER. Brison W. J. Marshall Mason C. C. Jobson Brady

Baird Family Visits Relatives Across McCulloch and San Saba

W A Baird and family of Linton visit relatives in McCulloch county and Mrs Bairds parents Mr and Mrs Joe Hamrick in San Saba. They report the south Texas coast very dry and the cotton crop very short.

W. A. Baird Linton Mr. Baird McCulloch County

San Saba Booster Trip Draws Huge County Welcome

Nearly fifty cars with about 200 business leaders, farmers and ranchers left San Saba at dawn June 18th for neighboring counties. The caravan featured two ambulances and a long band escort. Stops at Richland Springs Rochelle and Brady drew large crowds and lively music as officials and civic groups promoted local interests. A. B. Reagan and Judge Dean spoke at Brady before the voyage continued, with social ladies adding warmth to the reception.

San Saba Court House Square Bailiwick Arthur Garage Chamber of Commerce Dean Horton J. Howard W. C. Dofflemyer S& Allen FL BR. Brison M. R. Weatherby Brison J. Ff. Campbell San Saba County Richland Springers Main Street Hall Howdy Rochelle Brady Ethan Allen Green Mountain A. B. Reagan Judge Dean

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Wolf Club Majestic Mitch Johnson R. Q. Garrett Garrett
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