Meats Pit Barbecue Salt Pork Salt Jowls Bacon
A compact classified style notice lists meats including salt pork salt jowls and bacon with price figures 18 20 25 30 cents. The entry resembles an old market ad urging purchases.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
4
A compact classified style notice lists meats including salt pork salt jowls and bacon with price figures 18 20 25 30 cents. The entry resembles an old market ad urging purchases.
Readable fragment shows pricing of vegetables and fruit items including potatoes yams onions cabbage bananas and a two for offer. Specific prices are partially missing but items listed indicate a retail produce sale section in a local newspaper.
Eldorado Woolen Mill in West Texas advances toward full operation with carding machinery nearing completion. J M Christian reports setting up and startup of units will proceed quickly as final shipments reach the site. Hunt for wool products from Texas fleece grows as plans for a formal opening include the Ladies Auxiliary of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association.
In Mason County 602 men aged 21 to 85 registered at local boxes as the nation begins its peace time draft plan to train 900,000 soldiers annually. Registrants listed by precincts include Mason 1A 105 Mason Precinct 1 West Loyal Valley Grit Katemney Ranch Branch Bauer Pontotoc Streeter Art Wagram Capps Grossville With Fre donia Eaton Hilda.
Morris Ranch couple Mr and Mrs Clayton Morris were celebrated for their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise card shower at their San Antonio apartment. Married October 9 1890 in Centerville they later moved to Morris Ranch and spent years in San Antonio. Morris a race horse breeder and former manager postmaster, Mrs Morris active in church and social life.
Bargain notice for a new two burner oil stove offered at the feed mill by W. C. Scrivner. Readers urged to inquire at the mill for purchase and details in this local advertiser note.
Mrs Melville Mucklestone, head of the National Consumers Tax Commission, urged Texas local governments to adopt centralized purchasing and merit systems to save millions. She cited estimates of 5 percent savings on $204 million in annual local spend, plus merit-based personnel savings, to offset defense tax costs. NCTC leaders in Texas include Mrs Volney W. Taylor of Brownsville.
W B Hart left Tuesday for Shreveport Louisiana to handle business in Arkansas. Mrs Stella Hale of Round Mountain visiting brother Athol Hale. Ide Tinney family in Bend for reunion. Mary Griffin and Jim Hughes visiting Henry Hughes critically ill. Robbins visit Crosbyton relatives and uncle Henry Hughes. Page from San Angelo accompanying son home from grandparents W D Page.
District Attorney C. C. Ashley of Llano visited Fredericksburg on Wednesday as Lochte Storage and Commission Co shipped 60,000 pounds of 12 month wool to Columbia City Indiana and 235,000 pounds of 8 month clip toBoston. The former brought 86e a pound and the latter 12 80.
McCulloch County 4-H Club members won substantial cash prizes at the National Hereford Show in Dallas. The Brady area’s Broke Hereford Ranch dominated judges’ attention, with McCulloch exhibitors earning multiple top places and cash awards. Patterson placed second in senior calf, others earned 6th to 19th in various divisions, and several calves, including one shown by Wall’s herd, were returned for major Texas shows next spring.
Billy Turner of West Point Georgia, age 17, is described as a full fledged architect with over 50 homes built from his plans. He recalls designing a house at age 11 after hearing his parents discuss a new home, and by age 12 had 30 FHA approved projects.
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