San Saba High Confronts Roch e lle Saturday At 2 40
San Saba High prepares for a home game against Rochelle this Saturday at 2 40. The team, lighter and less experienced, aims to rebound after a tough last season, with Lampasas looming next week in a big clash. Examinations and a 4 H Circle event will keep players busy, while ticket sales continue to fund new uniforms.
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Ave San Saha High
Rochelle
Ronelle
San Saba
San Saba High
Lampasas
Lampasas High
Baker Hotel Opens in Dallas With 700 Rooms and Luxuries
The Baker Hotel, a new 18 story, 700 room, $5,500,000 Dallas hotel by T B Baker, opens on the 32nd anniversary of the old Oriental. It features six elevators, in-room baths, Valedor service, extensive furnishings, a 1750 seat Convention Room, a 2100 seat Roof Garden, dining facilities for 7500, and staff of 450. Rates start at $2 per day, up to $4 for the top single room. Burr Barnett reports Locker county blossoming with rain, cotton ginning, and a strong rural school outlook.
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T. B. Baker
Baker Hotels of Texas
Texas At Ft
Commerce and
Akard
America
Texas
Yvet
Evangelist H E Oliver to Speak at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ invites the public to hear Evangelist H. E. Oliver on Thursday night. Also offered seed oats Red Rust Proof, free of Johnson grass, recleaned and graded by B T Rich.
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H. E. Oliver
Church of Christ
B. T. Rich
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Health, Says Local Ad
An advertising paragraph touts Doan's Pills as kidney aids with a Brady Texas user story. It also notes a Fort Worth baseball crowd of 18,000, an Atlanta victory, and a Dallas birth at the Gates home with Mrs Thelma Taylor Gates recognized in San Saba.
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Doan
J. M. Anderson
Brady
Texas
Mirs
Bufalo
N.Y
Dick Kaiser
Louie Richardson
John Perry
Dick Robbins
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Cats
Atlanta Crackers
Atlanta
Sam Taylor
W. E. Gates
Dallas
Editor scoffs at round of public letters in San Saba
W E Barrow replies to a circular signed Committee of Country Home Owners saying the editor overreaches in his critique. Barrow asserts his voting age, admits authorship of the circular, and invites direct discussion while criticizing heated editorial rhetoric. He notes he is near town and would meet any critic to explain his position.
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the Star
Seab
Fort Worth
Home Owners
W. E. Barrow
Cherokee Locales by Ranchman
Cherok ee locale notes list visiting relatives and residents from San Saba Brady Lometa Locker Pontotoc and Llano with mentions of schooling plans and weekly social events. The item references a radio dealer Ledbetter Thorp and a Majestic theater showing The Ten Commandments later this Fall.
Local Drugstore Unveils Mesala Dandruff Remedy
A local druggist introduces Mesala a new dandruff treatment promising quick results with one application for mild cases and a week or two for severe. Pleasant to use and affordable it is sold with a positive guarantee at Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents.
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Simmons Drug Store
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