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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

7

Legislature debates key bills and amnesty ties raise pay issue

The House weighs high stakes bills including the Tick Bill and an education appropriation near 14 million dollars and a contentious Amnesty Bill facing filibuster. Supporters push for extended session to finish measures while noting pay cut to two dollars daily and looming adjournment around the 21st. Local notices follow with community visits, transfers, and a school event recap.

Cherokee By Ranchman Guests and Visitors

Local social notes list visits and guests in Cherokee area including Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Beachum and daughter from Megareel staying with Mr. and Mrs. Kuykendall, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, and other bringing relatives from Brady San Saba and Brownwood. travel to Louisiana for Mrs. Kuykendall’s daughter. movements of Hale and Bagley families. Harverstep family return from Wilbarger county.

R. H. Beachum Megareel W. D. Kuykendall Willie Scott Brady Frank Scott Willie Kuykendall Sallie Williamson Clint Green Brownwood J. R. Maultsby San Saba W. L. Smith A. §. Hale D. A. Riley Lone Grove J. L. Kuykendall Ruth Ann Windham Louisiana Egan Crawford Evan Bagley Harverstep Clem Wilbarger County

Bend By Items Bend By Items Nearby families visit and events noted

Mr and Mrs W M Jester oversee an irrigated truck farm near Divine and are at home this week attending to business Roy D Baxter and wife of Dallas visit ten days with his parents Mr and Mrs C D Baxter John Alexander and family visit Pebbly Point teachers visited relatives over the weekend Relatives attended the infant son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Lee Lometa funeral Ode Sargent T B Scott families attended Myron Morris a Burnet county teacher spent weekend with her parents and left with Misses Zaye Vaught Page Gibson and Elaska Byrd John Cagle wife and daughter visited Lometa S E Gibson and daughter spent weekend with relatives in San Saba Leland Moncelle made a business trip to Brady Mrs D R Cate and Miss John Gibson taught Nix school brought basketball teams Nix girls won Bend boys lost Dr and Mrs Doss home from visit in McAllen Literary program included readings declamations and a spelling match Thomas January family Lampasas visited John Baxter Mrs J W Parks and daughter Voca visiting parents Mr and Mrs Henry Morris A dance at Mr Banks ton home well attended Mrs Bud McClain and daughter Jogle visited Mrs Bob Sutton

W. M. Jester Divine Roy D. Baxter Dallas C. D. Baxter John Alexander iPebbly Point Leonard Lee Lometa Ode Sargent T. B. Scott C. W. Scott Myron Morris Pleasant Hill Burnet County Zaye Vaught Page Gibson Elaska Byrd John Cagle S. E. Gibson San Saba Leland Moncelle Brady D. R. Cate John Gibson Nix School Cate Terry Nix Girls Bend Doss Jim Doss McAllen W.T. Moore Moore B. Hubbert Thomas January Lampasas John Baxter J. W. Parks

Rural Telephone Meeting Called in San Saba County

All residents interested in county rural telephone lines are urged to attend a 11 o clock meeting at the court house in San Saba on Saturday March 21. Delegates should have authority to act and committees will report with a definite proposition. Cecil Deese of Dallas and Cyril Deese of Bosque county visited their mother Mrs. C E Deese this week. Cecil works in advertising for the Dallas News and Cyril runs a cedar yard in Meridian and Clifton.

San Saba G. A. Gaines Chim A. M. Baskin Secy Cecil Deese Dallas Cyril Deese Bosque County C. E. Deese Cecil Dallas News Cyril Cedar Yard Meridian Clifton

Fine Soldier Joins Company On Other Side

The Hamilton Herald Record reports the death of Mike W. Hampton known as Uncle Mike a Texas Ranger and Confederate veteran. Born May 13 1839 he lived in Coryell and Bell counties Texas and left a large family of eight surviving children and many grandchildren. He served as a Ranger before the Civil War and as a Minute Man after, and he and his wife Mary Ann Williamson joined the Methodist church together.

Ping Texas Texas Ranger Mike W. Hampton Mike Jesus New Jerusalem Garrell County Arkansas R. G. Hampton Gatesville Coryell County King Bell County Mary Ann Williamson Stephen Williamson Peal J. B. Winn Hamilton Sanitarium Hampton B. M. Hampton W. R. Hampton Ireland J. W. Hampton Comanche W. Hampton Port Arthur T. R. Hampton Hamilton J. W. Boyd Fannie Hopwood Waco John Walker Loudie Nation Parker Jimmie Wayman Hampton Methodist Church Southland Ranger

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House Governor's Office H. M. Garwood Houston T. W. Jones Tyler Paddleford Ft. Worth Senate Attorney General’s Department Ma” Ferguson Game, Fish and Oyster Commission 93Rd James Finlay Ed Harrell Little Son Peacock Henry Ruffner Fredonia Claudia Boyett Ruffner Coleman Clarence Johnson Wilbern’s Glen Clyde Estep Lubbock Estep H. B. Clark W. D. Stewart Willie Marble Falls Co. C. Turbiville Harry Sifford Elizabeth Kuykendall E. A. Hunter Lampasas Lwas Marjory Kyle Lucile Barber Lou Nora Davis Johnnie Lee Owens Josie Gay R. A. Doran Christoval Doran Ranch Max Kennedy Virginia W. A. Smith Mayhew Produce CO C. E. Whitman Julia Bertram Grandma Whitman Hamilton Herald Pearl J. J. Adams J. T. Oliver Jimmie Walker Paul Hampton Paul Winn Herschal Hampton William Hampton Toll Boyd J. D. Hampton Dick Hampton Arthur Walker J. C. Hampton Raby Hampton Mike Boyd Nation Ade Garner-Alvis Co
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