Pecan Convention Spotlight in Bend Texas Visit
The Bend community hosts a vibrant pecan convention with D F Moore and Mildred Moore joining Miss Vee Millican. Speakers discuss pecan industry, county agents, and the upcoming Mason county meeting while visitors tour local sites like the Balanced Rock and enjoy lemonade. The Pecan Highway is endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce as delegates from San Saba to El Paso participate in the gathering.
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D. F. Moore
Mildred
Vee Millican
Fredericksburg
Chas. Fry
Lewis
Bets
J. E., Bell
Dick Miller
Billie
Mr. Knight Rector
Frank Moore
Gene Harber
F. R. Brison
B. R. Russell
San Angelo
Wharton
el Paso
Texarkana
New Braunfels
Mason Wert
San Saba County
Lampasas County
Association
E. T. Neal
San Antonio
Houston
Mason
White
Mason County
Seee Bend
W. J. Millican
D.J. Moora
Chamber of Commerce
Pecan Highway
John Zack Milliead
Colony
Russell Sawyer
Bethel
Ned Moore
Bend
Mildred Moore
Women of Ku Klux Klan march in white robes in Miami
More than 100 women of the Ku Klux Klan paraded from the Flagler Street bridge to Royal Palm Park escorted by John B. Gordon Klan drum corps and motorcycle guards. Officials wore scarlet capes, carried illuminated crosses, and banners extolled patriotism morality and white supremacy.
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Ku ‘Klux'Klan
Flagler Street
Royal Palm Park
Miami
Ku Klux Klan
John B. Gordon Klan
Realm of Florida
Local notices of visits and degrees from Temple area
Seth Thomson a Willis Drug Store pharmacist at Temple spent his vacation visiting his parents Rey and Mrs E E Thomson last week. Mrs Hunter Harlan formerly Miss Elizabeth Baker received her AB degree from the State University at recent commencement exercises. Miss Grace Handall of Dallas and Jean Polk of Desdemoniz were guests of Miss Irene Wallace last week. Misses Irene Wallace and Kathryn Baxter visited friends in Brady last week.
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Seth Thomson
Willis Drug
Temple
Rey
E. E. Thomson
Hunter Harlan
Elizabeth Baker
The
State University
Grace Handall
Dallas
Jean Polk
Desdemoniz
Irene Wallace
Kathryn Baxter
Brady
Berry harvest inspires San Saba county effort
Commissioner W. J. Smith of Petan Grove reports one sixth of an acre yielding over 250 gallons of dew and black berries. The thriving vines show thrifty care and a bountiful golden harvest, illustrating San Saba county soil vitality and urging greater berry industry in the county.
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W. J. Smith
Petan Grove
San Saba County
High Ball Stage Line Route to San Saba and Brownwood
Daily service from San Saba to Brownwood via Goldthwaite with a connection to the Stephenville Fort Worth bus line. Also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a system cleaner and energizer, claiming improved energy appetite and cheerfulness at $1.25 per bottle from Simmons Drug Store Special Agents.
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Simmons Drug Store
High Ball Stage
San Saba
Brownwood
Goldthwaite
Stephenville-Fort Worth
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in San Saba County 1924
The State of Texas San Saba County sheriff sale notice issued June 5 1924 under a district court order to satisfy a judgment in favor of John Aylor against P I Myers and Ethel Pearl Myers. Property described as a tract out of the R D McAnnally survey No 37 in San Saba town bounded by Mill Creek near the San Saba Lampasas road.
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State of Texas
San Saba
District Court
San Saba County
Eddie Williams
John Aylor
P. I. Myers
Ethel Pearl Myers
KE. T. Neal
Texas
R. D. McAnnally Sur
San Saba Town
Metes
Mill Creek
San Saba and
Lampasas
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in San Saba County Texas
The levy on property of P I Myers and Ethel Pearl Myers includes a tract described as starting at a cedar post corner then along lines to a creek and back to the beginning, to be sold at public vendue on the first Tuesday in July 1924 at the San Saba County Courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for cash. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the San Saba News. Edgar T. Neal Sheriff San Saba County Texas signs the notice on February 6.
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S. W Cor
N. W. Cor
Mill Creek
P. I. Myers
Ethel Pearl Myers
Clearance Sale Promises Big Savings on Seasonal Goods
The store announces a regular end of season clearance for spring and summer merchandise ahead of fall arrivals. It highlights reserve stock and emphasis on long wear, with July holiday themes and new bathing suits. Individual shoe prices show harvest discounts from $7.50 to $3.48.
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Lakeside
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