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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

8

Gainesville Vote Defeats Bailey Delegation in Texas County

Gainesville Texas May 1 Bailey opposition crushed at Precinct 1 meeting with all wards voting against his delegation to the county convention. George H. Culp leads a Bailey-free slate aiming to back Wilson administration. Bailey offered Fort Worth principles but the motion failed. Wilson endorsement approved. Judge Adkins reports Alamogordo murder case and Juarez visit amid West Texas gambling and drinking reportedly rampant.

Gainesville Texas J. W. Bailey Bailey George H. Culp W. C. Davis Wilson Fort Worth Joe Adkins Alamogordo N. M el Paso Juarez Mexico Max Borschow Judge Adkins West Texas Brady Sentinel

Poultry Lady Recounts Raising Experience and Rat-Snap Solution

Mrs Mary Graves shares her poultry raising journey noting a three year investment in an incubator and later profit. She reports rats stealing chicks until using RAT SNAP, which she claims killed many rats and ended their presence. Corner Drug Store and Qualls Hardware Co back the product with three sizes priced 25 50 and 100 cents.

Historic claim locations crucifixion site in Jerusalem

Dr Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins University argues the true crucifixion site lies southeast of Jerusalem’s walls, in a heap of debris with pottery and bones, outside the city walls as the Bible states. He dismisses the commonly cited location as scientifically untenable.

Baltimore Paul Haupt Johns Hopkins University Jerusalem Holy City

Pep and Prowess in Asheville Chronicles

Grace G Bestwick writes from Asheville North Carolina praising pep vigor courage and grit as essential for resilience. The brief column extols a brave spirit that helps neighbors and towns rise after every setback, ending with a call to meet challenges with humor and determination.

Fta Grace G. Bestwick Asheville N. C

Clay Nest of South American Ovenbird Described

The South American Ovenbird, a small creeper, builds a clay nest each spring with hair or grass for plaster. Father and mother work together over months depending on rainfall, creating a domed structure weighing nine to ten pounds. The nest measures about ten inches high and nine by six inches with a conch shell like entrance and two interior rooms where eggs are laid.

Creeper Scientific American

The Coming Revolution Is Very Old Stuff

Cartoons Magazine ridicules the term coming revolution, tracing the idea from biblical, mythic, and historical memory to modern political chatter, arguing that life, liberty, and happiness are always at stake yet never finally changed.

Eve Jehovah Prometheus Zeus Aphrodites Cartoons Magazine

Writing With the Toes Aimed at Postwar Aid for Paraplegics

An Edinburgh inventor Mr George Thompson has designed toe operated devices to feed wash write and eat using a frame of steel wires and spider leg like arms. A writing machine and feeding tools will be tested in a training school and could be supplied to armless soldiers after the war.

George Thompson Edinburgh

Gratitude Expressed for Kindness After Illness and Death

Mrs. W. N. Rylander and daughters thank friends for support during illness and death of husband and father. For sale a 4 plow cultivator in good running order for 25 dollars from Worth Doran in San Saba. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grumbles welcome a son born April 28. Mrs. Graves Burke visits Cherokee relatives in Cherokee.

W. N. Rylander Doran San Saba Hugh Graves Burke Sam T. Taylor

Coldest Years Cited By Three Talkative Men

A humorous trio recalls historic chills and outages from past decades. Smith notes engines freezing and hanging frost, Jones recalls the 1887 cold that froze telephone lines, and Brown mentions 1894 telegraph messenger clamor. The men mock the harsh cold while resigning to the romancer’s reverie.

Smith Jones Brown

Parlor Pink Refuses Further Aid in Lenin Cause

A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a "parlor pink" refusing more money for a "made to America" campaign supporting Lenin and Trotsky, while a "rugged red" witnesses the scene. The remark ends with the speaker expressing satisfaction at the turn of events.

Pink America Trotsky Birmingham Age-Herald

Cave Man Mystery Makes Gladys Gwendolyn Laugh

The fragment notes a quip about Gladys Gwendolyn saying she would marry a cave man. The reply implies she did not, as she jokes he spends life wishing to find a cave to hide in.

Gladys Gwendolyn

Pecans A Big Crop In Texas

Texas produces sixty percent of the world pecan crop per figures from the Texas Chamber of Commerce. Leading counties include San Saba, Bexar, Lampasas, Brown, and Coleman. Texas reports 1,087,619 pecan trees and about 5,800,000 pounds yearly. pecan trees are long lived and nuts store well. Local visitors named include R Jennings of Lampasas and M W Haney with S C McCarley family.

Dallas Texas W. R. Clark Research Department Texas Chamber of Commerce J. W. Dunn Brownwood Chamber of Commerce Texas State San Saba Colorado Bexar Lampasas Brown Coleman Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Georgia

RAT-SNAP Pest Killer Ad Seeks Buyers In New Jersey

Garner Hill Gladstone NJ advertises RAT-SNAP for killing rats with no odor and guaranteed results. It comes in cakes in three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 sold and guaranteed by Corner Drug Store and Qualls Hdweep Co. Also notes a stray horse about 15 hands high eight years old branded lazy T seen in pasture for three weeks owned by Mrs Susie Hall Route 1 Locker.

Qualls Hdw. Co Route 1

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L. R. Gooch State Joe Teston Trent Bushwar San Saba National Bank John McKenna Wm. C. Latham Lovige Latham Christy J. M. Kuykendall J. Bross James Jennings N.E. Cannon Als W.C. Cannon J. E. Sorrell T. 8. Parker G. M. Smith, Jr H.C. Galloway J. E. Odiorne J. FB R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem N.C SAN Saba,national Bank San Saba, Texas Eastman Kodaks Eastman Films Premo- Cam AS Pathe Phonographs Pathe Records Conklin R. Jennings Lampasas County Byron Jennings M. W. Haney Custer S. C. McCarley Garner Hill Gladstone, NJ Times Square New York City Wrigley Kert L United
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