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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

6

Young Pierce Thrown From Horse and Hurt

A man named Young Pierce was thrown from his saddle while driving cattle and was unconscious for several hours. He is recovering and expects no serious injuries. Eblin Allison and wife of Breckenridge visit their parents at the farm near town. Allison recently graduated from the state university law department and is now with the Bowers & Allison law firm.

Pierce Eblin Allison Breckenridge Tudge W. M. Allison Eblin The State University Bowers & Allison FR. Allison Eastland Wichita Falls Allison North Texas Fields Texas Christian University

Stop That Itch Infections Remedy Ad From Simmons Drug Store

An old advertisement offers Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases with a money back guarantee from Simmons Drug Store. It mentions Dave Underwood of Brownwood visiting family, a note about fair dates, and a wool buyer J. W. McConnell & Sons in a Harmony settlement context.

Simmons Drug Store Dave Underwood Brownwood R. M Dave San Saba

1922 Democratic primary candidates announced countywide

The News lists candidates for 1922 Democratic primaries across offices including Congress 17th District W J Cunningham of Taylor County and numerous county positions such as County Judge J G Holder W V Dean H C Reddock W M Allison County Clerk Arch Woods Sheriff Edgar T Neal M Perry Jr and others along with Tax Assessor Albert L Taylor L N Sanford A J Reavis John W Ledbetter War Tax Collector A E Moore Worth R Doran County Treasurer Clarence A Harkey Superintendent G L Huckaby Surveyor 8 S J Bross Commissioners and Justices of the Peace Precincts 1 and 4 with multiple nominees named.

Congress W. J. Cunningham Taylor County James Finlay McCulloch County Eddie Williams J. G. Holder W. V. Dean H. C. Reddoch W. M. Allison Arch Woods J. Bross W. S. Ponton S. W. Walker W. J. Smith J. J. Duey Geo. W. Brown Hardin Winslow Art G. Ward B. Sturdivant Justice Peace E. S. Johnson U. T. (Buck) Chamberlain J. R. Ragsdale

Walters and Baker Firm Directory Entry in San Saba

G A Walters and J H Baker operate Walters and Baker Law Land Loan and Abstract Office in Sloan Building San Saba Texas. They offer wholesale and retail grain hay and feedstuff. Dr Jos Greer runs a dental office over Corner Drug Store.

Walters & Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract San Saba Texas DR. Jos. Greer Dental Office

Alpha Lodge meets weekly at Odd Fellows Hall

Co O F Alpha Lodge No 204 invites visiting brethren to attend Thursday meetings at Odd Fellows Hall on the square. Reports note Miss Margaret Baker returned from Austin to visit her sister Mrs Hunter Harlan. Tony Moore of Moore Bank from ling visited with his family. accompanied by Miss Carrie Beverige. Douglas B Smith arrived home from West Point after two years away. served a year in Germany post high school before West Point. Tanlac advertised for sale by druggists. Clarence Hinyard and Jack Neal visited Goldthwaite friends. Mrs Mamie Callahan returned from Brady.

Alpha Lodge Odd Fellows North Side of Square B. A. Aiken N. G. E. H. Norris W. G. R. G. Halden Margaret Baker Mrs. Hunter Harlan Austin Tony Moore Moore Bank Ling Carrie Beverige Mather Douglas B. Smith West Point Military Academy

Family outing ends in Rio Grande trip visit to Comstock

Mrs Sullivan and family planned a Friday pleasure trip in their car toward the Rio Grande to visit relatives and old friends at Comstock Richard and Mary Sullivan joined the ride with Woo leading the group during the excursion

Cardus touted to ease long running female ailments

Mrs. D. V. Williams recounts relief from weakness headaches and nervousness after taking Cardus. She credits improved strength sleep and overall health to the remedy and notes her doctor approval. The piece also mentions social notes about the Allisons and Newt Estep selling homes and moving west.

Springfield D. V. Williams Route 6 Mrs. Williams Cardus

Fairview school hires Milton Neal and Miss Long for west term

Miss Dora Grumbles returns to Dallas from visits here. The Fairview school trustees appoint Milton Stanley at Neal as principal and Miss Long of Big Valley as teacher for the west term. Many neighbors visited the Say lor orchard on Monday the nineteenth to pick plums, arriving by wagon buggy and auto. two Saylor keepers weighed fruit and collected money as a crowd formed after an ad in the San Saba News.

Dora Grumbles Dallas Grumbles Wee Erm Union Fairview School Milton Stanley Neal Miss Long Big Valley Saylor

Memorial tribute to Boyd Lens from San Saba to Ft Worth

Boyd Lens born February 13 1895 in San Saba Texas volunteered early for World War I joining June 20 1917. He married Beulah Wikins May 11 1918 sailed to France September 1918 returned July 1919 lived in San Saba then moved to Fort Worth April 1922 died there ten days after moving. Peaceful be thy silent slumber in heaven and farewell tears.

Boyd San Saba Texas Beulah Wikins France Ft. Worth

Official Call For TW C V Reunion At Christoval Texas

Adjutant Generals Department Brady Texas announces the 22nd Annual Reunion of the Confederate Veterans Brigade to be held August 2 3 and 4 1922 in Christoval Tom Green County Texas with cooked rations bread meat and coffee for three days free to veterans wives widows and minor children and campgrounds provided. J O Frink San Angelo and J O Prink General Commanding announce the event and invite veterans and their families to attend. Willis Watson offers packing house meals for the summer lunch or dinner.

Adjutant Generals Department Texas U. Q Brady Thastie Dely Istoval Tom Green County Bald Noties J. O. Frink San Angelo J. O. Prink L. Ballou

Letter from J K P Olivier recounts Civil War service

J K P Olivier of San Marcos Texas writes a note thanking readers for old copies and reporting floods rains and crops losses. He recalls comrade J W Faver and details military service in Sibley’s Brigade during the Civil War, noting only a few veterans remain and naming several fellow soldiers from Texas regiments.

J. W. Faver John Alabama Sibley San Antonio T. S. Wade Elgin Texas R.O. Harris San Saba A. J. Weems O'Donnell R. Q. Harris J. K. P. Oliver San Marcos North Guadalupe

Bend Boy Listens in on the World by Radiophone

Ned Moore the editor's son installs a radio receiving set at a Colorado Valley home eight miles west of Lameta. He enjoys two way conversations and hears Fort Wach Star-Tulugrant baseball scores market reports and evening musical programs. The piece predicts he will soon send as well as receive signals.

Ned Moore Will Moore Colorado Valley Lameta Fort Wach Don lLa Meta

Fresh Jersey milk delivery by C. T. Loucks

An advertisement touts pure Jersey milk delivered fresh twice daily by C. T. Loucks, promoting healthful quality. It also claims top meats from Packing House and urges readers to try the offerings.

Jersey C. T. Loucks

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Kellogg's Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Guy Young Pierce Willis Watson Cc. BE. Lambert G. R. Ivy Kimble County Lambert Wallace C. B. Lambert Mr. Ivy J. W. McConnell & Sons Business Directory G. A. Walters J. H. Baker B. T. Rich John Seiders San Saba, Texas Buick G. A. Arhelger Co. O. F Tanlac Clarence Hinyard Jack Neal Goldthwaite Mamie Callahan Lfriends National Biscuit Co Johnson Bros H. B. Johnson Missouri Cardon Newt Estep B.C. Simmons Amarila Wil Boyd Lens TW. C. V Christoval J. K.P. Olivier Bend Boy Saratoga N. L. Schnabel
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