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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
J K Rector, County Chairman, urges opponents of repealing the 18th Amendment and of 3.2 beer in San Saba County. He cites religious and moral grounds, warns against liquor trade legality, recalls past enforcement, and calls prohibitionists to active outreach before election time.
I Bacon emphasizes sanitary measures to prevent sore head in flocks. Remove diseased birds, relocate healthy birds, deep clean and disinfect roosts and troughs, vaccinate promptly, and consider a second vaccination in 7 to 10 days in badly infected flocks. Individual treatment for affected birds may aid recovery. the writer offers assistance.
More than 90,000,000 pounds of meats were canned cured and stored in Texas in 1922 for home consumption. The items included chicken pork and beef.
Earl Gray his wife and daughter visited their parents Mr and Mrs G Gray at Cherokee and traveled to San Saba to meet his brother Judge Gray during the trip.
By Robert McQuilling analyzing political rhetoric and social change, the essay argues the president must remove the root causes of dishonesty and redefine what earns respect. It compares economic obsession to aristocratic status, noting wartime generosity as a model and urging a trusted leader to establish a new ethical standard to curb wealth as sole measure of worth.
The Sunday program lists Sunday School at 9 46 a m with opening remarks and services at 11 a m featuring a sermon by the minister Young People meet at 7 16 a m and Evening Worship at 8 15 p m with studies in Daniel.
Mrs Thelma Gravley of Roseville California says she used Kruschen Salts and dietary changes to shed 29 pounds in three months. She recommends half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast daily and notes a four week jar is affordable. The ad promises money back if dissatisfied after the first jar.
The Host Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. L. D. Willborn's home on May 23. The group discussed nature beauty and family relations after business along with canning and quilting, then Mrs. Willborn served candy. Miss Dry attended Mrs. J. L. Locker's home on June 18 and shared three foundation patterns plus pickle receipts. punch and cake welcomed two visitors four new members and fourteen existing members. The club schedules June 27 at Mrs. H. L. Willhorst with Miss Dry at Mrs. R. L. Weire on July 12. Reporter.
Rev. Sam D. Taylor and Rev. Sparkman of Brownwood engage in a revival meeting this week at Pecan Grove, drawing local attendees and emphasizing faith, renewal, and community outreach through preaching and song.
Damon Smith, manager of the Fitzsimons Land and Cattle Co, closed deals with Will Parks for 726 acres and with Mrs Nettie Ward for about 1500 acres adjoining the J C Stribling ranch. The purchases, aimed at straightening fences and improving grazing, total about 25 000 dollars, expanding holdings to around 32 000 acres with about 3 000 more leased.
Poultry breeders and 4-H club members in Texas show strong interest in the Capon Show planned for the 1933 State Fair of Texas. The event will feature birds on hoof for two days and dressed the third day, with a large prize dinner planned after the judging.
State Superintendent L A Woods urges county superintendents to tell schools to defer transportation contracts and classification of grades until after August 1 due to unsettled per capita apportionment. Attendees are invited to the County Superintendent's meeting at A and M College in late July for guidance on classification rules and Rural Aid Law. Supervisors from the State Department of Education will visit counties the week of August 7 to assist trustees for the 1938 84 school year.
Martha Frances Patterson born Lampasas county January 23 1862. Married February 9 1882 to John Henry Huffstetler. They moved to San Saba county and lived there until their deaths. Burial at Harmony Ridge cemetery. Funeral services by Rev R K McCall of First Presbyterian San Saba. Large crowd attended.
Mrs J T Olivet, a devoted frontier mother, survived by nine children and many grandchildren, died after a stroke and long illness. She lived in Texas near Adamaville and Lometa, with four daughters noted as survivors. Buried beside her late husband, she was remembered as a humble Christian neighbor and home maker. The obituary also notes Texas polo pony production at 90 percent of U S supply.
Mrs W A Smith was summoned to El Paso last Friday due to the serious illness of Caroline, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Smith.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic for rundown people. It claims iron and tasteless quinine improve appetite, energy, and blood purification, urging a three day trial and noting the pleasant taste and broad store availability.
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