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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
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The Grammar school pep squad aided the football game while the High School faculty and students were missing. Sun-of-a-Gun criticized the lack of support, and M. Walker reported 22 bales of cotton from a 23 acre irrigated patch with two more expected. George Neu writes a spicy column in the Brenham Banner-Press. Recollection of former days surfaced at the News shop as power was cut for awning work.
A veteran printer recalls hand printing and praises pioneer craftsmen while noting the craft’s endurance. Dr. C Perry Patterson proposes a single legislature with referenda amid political debates. Walter G Moore irrigates cotton, yielding high first pick potential, illustrating the valley’s water wealth. The Dallas News marks its 40th anniversary, lauded as a standard of excellence and a contributor to Dallas and the Southwest.
A farm boy moves to the city and relays city pleasures of golf and beaches, while the farm brother recounts a rural day of busily to town, cornfields, supper, and bedtime. An exhausted dream sequence contrasts pastoral calm with industrial progress and distant markets.
The piece reviews a new group, the Southern States Protective League, led by Charles B. Metcalfe of San Angelo and W. B. Yeary of Dallas, urging cotton farmers to join amid critique from Sun-of-a-Gun. It critiques existing farmer groups and warns of dividing the farming community.
G W Barrington portrays The Octopus as prison grafts and torture, citing a Texas prison probe. He quotes records from the committee and exposes hypocrisy and harsh reform questions. Representative Irwin calls the article forceful and authentic. subscribe to Holland's Magazine.
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