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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
5
A San Saba column compiles letters and notes from locals about politics, weather forecasts, and social events. It relays folk beliefs, rally reports, old settlers’ testimonials, and a playful quarrel over the state legislature and amendments. The piece also mentions a large tarantula sighting and a community volleyball suggestion.
A San Saba Texas man known as Anderson M. Baten sought national publication for his book The Philosophy of Life in New York City. After months of rejections and a blizzard, he found success with Garden City Publishing Co. and now sells thousands of copies worldwide. He also authored five works including The Philosophy of Shakespeare and A Complete Dictionary of Shakespeare.
The Chappel Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Julian Millican's on June 16 from 2 to 4 pm to plan Ratly Day in San Saba on June 20. Nineteen members planned nine dresses and exhibit patterns and announced a June 29 meeting at Mrs. W. H. Keeney's. W. H. Brown, visiting Huntington Park, Calif., reports San Saba relatives in good health.
The Digest recounts how Appius Claudius Censor built an aqueduct to Praeneste and a large pool outside Rome, enabling heated baths and swimming. Water circulated widely, kept cool, and was continually purified to prevent disease, supporting a 700 year era of public baths and pools with about 200 million gallons daily use.
Hall Home Demonstration Club met on June 9, 1933, with Mrs. Jim Burleson. Fifteen members and two visitors attended as plans for Rally Day were concluded. A large attendance is anticipated. The next meeting is with Mrs. Plez McNurlen on June 28, 1988.
The Huffstetler Children and Mrs. H Q Timmins extend thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during their mother’s illness and death. Special thanks to Dr Farley for care and to those who sent floral offerings.
Rain is needed. Corn looks bad in parts while cotton and most crops appear sound. Oat crops have been harvested with a combine. Gardens are flourishing. Floyd Massey and family have returned to their home in Oklahoma.
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