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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
San Saba Chronicle announces publication in San Saba Texas every Thursday. The paper offers subscription rates: one year, six months, and three months priced at fifty cents.
A collage of notes covers political quips about Texan suffrage, naval policy, Ku Klux Klan debates, and local events. It highlights Ex-Governor Hobby, Admiral Simms, and Gompers, with mention of Marian age census figures in Corpus Christi, the Pioneer Pecan Press launch, and a Coleman Ford anecdote.
The State of Texas San Saba County Sheriff Edgar T. Neal levied on June 14 1921 to satisfy a judgment in J H Russell vs R M Russell et al The property includes 181 acres on the Colorado River survey No 433 and 60 acres from Wilhelm Fenski survey No 435 both described by metes and bounds and located about 15 miles north of San Saba The lands are claimed against R M Russell Ella Russell H A Stegall Maggie Stegall and T T Russell with costs of suit.
On the first Tuesday in July 1921 the court house door in San Saba will host a public sale of described real estate. Sheriff Edgar T. Neal will conduct the cash auction from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and sell the property of R. M. Russell Ella Russell H. A. Stegall Maggie Stegall T. A. Russell George Casper Ethel Russell L. B. Russell Jack Russell Neal Russell and Bertha Hensley per levy and order of sale after three weekly notices in San Saba News.
Mr and Mrs BE M Hennersdorf of San Angelo are guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs G A Arhelger. The social note records a family visit and acknowledges hospitality from the Arhelgers during the stay in their city.
Mrs F. B. C. Peisker and her son Arthur departed early in the week to visit Mrs N. N. Lacy in Marble Falls and then to see R. L. Peisker and family in Austin.
Jym Sloan traveled from San Antonio to Dallas this week for district court proceedings, passing through town on the route.
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