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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
M. R. Weatherby promotes buying used cars for value. Dr. Berry warns lenses should be replaced every three years to avoid cataracts, praising Tillyer reading lenses and Cruxite for sun glare. Mrs. A. Stroble returns home from Temple hospital Friday and is convalescing nicely.
W. J. Millican of River Bend Farm delivered boxes of peaches and plums from near Cherokee creek to Frank Hail's plant for cold storage. The fruit will be displayed at the August fair, promoting health and local farming.
Dallas resident W. H. Newby of Live and Let Live Barber Shop reports dramatic relief from stomach pain indigestion and kidney issues after two bottles of Sargon and one of Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He credits complete symptom relief and improved sleep and energy to the treatment. Sargon available at Simmons & Golch Drug Store in San Saba and Hairston Drug Co in Richland Springs.
A San Saba lodge committee drafts resolutions honoring W D Cowan who died June 18 1929. The motion expresses sympathy to his family, offers support, notes community loss, and directs a memorial page in the lodge book and copies to family and press. Also mentions Capt Tom Neal visiting San Saba, high scorer in a pistol tournament, planning to enter a state event in San Antonio.
The New Hope area enjoys pleasant weather as farmers work fields with cultivators and hoes. The column records numerous visits, church events, baptisms, baptizing at Richland Springs, and community departures and arrivals including Miss Thelma Eckert, Miss Naomi Eckert, Burl Neighbors, Ellis Neighbors, Jimmie Eckert, and others. It notes Moras Pool’s hospitalization, a church conversion, travel plans, and local ads for Barnes Worm Emulsion.
Betty and mississippi visitors spent the week visiting friends and relatives, including Mrs Kyle Ward in Corsicana, before going to San Saba. Veo Millican from River Bend Farm attended a large barbecue at Enchanted Book in Llaho County last Saturday, described as a wonderful entertainment.
Local readers report worm trouble in their turkeys and reference a strange mixture called Worm Emulsion by Barnes. Mayhew and Dan Epps with his wife and sister Miss Fay traveled from Loh McCulloch County to the Enchanted Rock celebration Sunday and continued to San Antonio, returning Monday.
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