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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

4

San Saba News Notes Local Notices in Texas Columns

Published at San Saba Texas the weekly paper lists advertising rates and nonnews items. A letter from a reader praises the paper while a San Saba merchant offers a road policy comment. The piece ends with reflections on community life and friendships.

News Editor Elected Band President Lesson On Self Promotion

The editor notes a self serving lesson from a band experience. Every member is expected to toot his own horn, then stop for the train to pass. The car starts anew and you are in it, marking a humorous reflection on individual prominence and momentum.

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Editorial praises veto of Free Pass bill by Governor Ferguson

The Junction Eagle editor H G Perry is praised for fearless commentary supporting Ferguson's veto. Rising Star Record notes Grady is worthy of honors. Senator T J Holbrook, once Cherokee County citizen, wooed a Cherokees maid. A San Saba News letter lauds the paper for home county joy and sorrow reports.

H. G. Perry The Junction Eagle Ferguson Grady Rising Star Record T. J. Holbrook Galveston San Saba Old Home County

San Saba youths to captain Texas colleges teams this year

Two San Saba boys gain statewide captaincies as Carlos Ashley, San Saba High alumnus, leads the TCU baseball team while Burns Lane, Richland Springs alumnus, will captain Daniel Baker College for 1926. The piece also notes drought talk, neighborly aid after a fire, and reminiscences on sassafras tea and old remedies in the era.

San Saba Carlos Ashley San Saba High Burns Lane Richland Springs Daniel Baker College Imen Mineral Wells Index Sassafras Texas Press Association West Texas Mineral Wells West Texas Chamber of Commerce San Saba County Old Kentucky Richland Creek Dog Town Hollow

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