16 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
1
Disjointed OCR text mentions a public event or meeting with names and places garbled. Key elements include references to a person named Geary and a public gathering at a state location, with scattered phrases about wives, cars, and a ground meeting. No clear narrative or outcome is readable.
A garbled,OCR-like passage blends odd names and phrases about people, events, and places. It mentions Anttam, Mikey wrestler, Serene, and a white motel, with scattered references to death, illness, and a public or social scene amid chaotic lines and invented terms.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a local issue from years past with mentions of grocers, public notices, and named residents. The garbled text references a river, land terms, and a February date, plus a county figure connected to Ear Lane. The readable bits point to a historical retrospective column with scattered names and places.
A fragmentary column mixed with notices and social items references an upcoming printing, community events, and a call to readers to contact the news office Friday. It mentions spring signs, schedules, and local organizational efforts, with several unclear names and dates.
Washington March 9 Production of mohair in the seven leading producing states totaled 16,762,060 pounds in 1938, according to the Agriculture Department. The report released today covers mohair output across major producing areas and reflects industry activity last year.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls KR Paik and others visiting Temple last week with a taser incident noted. Returns for the weekend. Ivar stayed longer. Local coverage references a possible bourse clinic and unnamed events, with newspaper activity and readers following the evolving scene.
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