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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
5
San Saba News from San Saba Texas dated June 28 1934 announces publication weekly on Thursdays with second class mail status and subscription pricing listed along with advertising rates and a policy to correct erroneous reflections upon notification to the management.
In San Saba County the Sun of a Gun column notes Jimmie Allred as a leading gubernatorial candidate while a as-yet uncertain tomorrow looms. It recalls local visits from N A Duey and Og Carl Johnson, the upcoming primary in five weeks, humor about candidates, a reunion plan, and a critique of election practices and court procedures. Civil rights themes surface amid editorials on negro voting and democracy.
A bank touts its ongoing effort to provide a personal service to customers, emphasizing attentive banking as its core offering and value proposition. The text frames service as the institution’s largest commodity and a defining feature of its relationship with clients.
A letter touts Kruschen Salts for fat loss with a claimed 30 pound drop and younger feeling, urging readers to try it for a month. Local notes report Miss Edna Hunn of Algiers and other residents visiting or returning home, church meetings, and Bowser baseball results with Bowser defeating Ebony 6 to 7.
Bowser News notes that last Sunday's rainfall, though not full amount, aided melons, gardens, and corn. The Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a Colorado River outing. Afathia Cleghorn returned from Brady and San Angelo. Hal Ware visited Lometa for business, while O H Hall travels to Glen Rose for medical care. friends wish him a speedy recovery.
A critic urges that improving the team’s performance in the remaining games is achievable, asserting confidence in the squad’s capability to finish strong.
Mrs Sherwood Nan Sherwood and Miss Kate Adele Hill were honored at a Monday bridge party hosted by Mrs Sherwood Mrs Molloy and Mrs Ringgold Bertha Martin won high score with Sierra Hamilton taking consolation Guest prizes went to Mrs Sherwood and Ms Hill Others listed include Mitch Johnson C D Hayden H C Timmins H B Wayland Robert McConnell W G Kirkpatrick Grace Baxter and several guests.
Mrs W H Hinyard is visiting her children Mr and Mrs Clifford Jackson in Dallas this week. The report notes her travel and family connections in Dallas society circles.
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