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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
The Kerrville Conference reports are shared during services at First Presbyterian Church. Church School begins at 9:45 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m with a sermon by the pastor Special Evening Service at 8:15 p m led by and for the young people All young people are invited to attend
Miller's Shop advertises 666 salve for headaches neuralgia and malaria relief with 30 minute, three day claims. It promotes baby and men’s cold salves with prices 85c and one dollar and up, and notes a Saturday Palace Midnight Preview of Trader Horn at 11:15 p.m.
The Church of Christ revival led by Rev. Claud Mc Clung of Ft. Worth closed Sunday night with 24 members admitted and 25 reclaimed. About 1200 people attended the Sunday crowd. Numerous visitors from Lubbock, Brownwood, Uvalde, Sonora and Fairfax, Oklahoma joined relatives and hosts for weekend gatherings.
A long list of visitors and relatives arrives in towns including San Angelo Brownwood Brady Dallas Austin Santa Anna San Saba and Waco. Highlights mention Mr. and Mrs. John Randolph with son in San Angelo and Miss Sallie Mae Burk visiting in Brownwood, with other relatives and local gatherings across multiple Texas communities.
English nightingale notes broadcast from the British Isles reach audiences in America after years of trial. The piece notes the bird sings at night from dense cover, now captured by microphone. Also reported: Dr. Ralph J. Pantzer dies at Ft. Sam Houston Base Hospital and is buried in Indianapolis after practicing medicine in San Saba. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Groves and friends take an annual fishing trip to Doran Ranch last week.
A letter to PTA members urges investigation of chiropractic science, claiming it surpasses other doctors in treating illness. The note features names and localities in Texas, mentions Marvin Smelser and family leaving Wichita Falls, and lists several residents and contacts including Mrs Frances Sullivan and Mra J E Hayden.
Lee Oliver of the Pecano Grove community sought a grasshopper poison bran mash formula, reporting many hoppers. Creed Ellis and Sloan community members report excellent results, though workload rises with numbers. Hall community farmers also note many hoppers and good poisoning outcomes.
A bereavement message expresses gratitude for sympathy during the illness and death of a wife and mother, signed by W. E. Yarborough and family. Separate notices urge a small bill payment incentive from the Retail Merchants Association. Dr H H Bennett will oversee Dr Daniel B McCall’s practice while he tends a sick mother, with plans to visit San Saba weekly.
A bold ad claims Moone’s Emerald Oil heals eczema and skin diseases. It promotes City Drug Store purchases, notes high concentration and a low 85 cent price, and promises quick relief and complete satisfaction with a money back guarantee.
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