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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
San Saba Texas weekly newspaper entry published in San Saba County. The notice is dated and entered at the San Saba Post Office as second class matter under the Bureau of State Office practices.
A digest covering high school football, upcoming games, and regional farming reports. Highlights include the Fort Worth and Central Texas football scene with Baylor and A M fans urged to keep sports spirited. notes on cotton, millet, and cane feeds, irrigation costs, and a San Saba fair winner Bernie Hart’s family travels.
Marshall Hart is noted as last year’s trip winner and Bernie takes this year’s award for best club exhibit and top stock and grain judging average at the San Saba fair. Dallas Fair trips educate boys with entertainment, while a Peoria reader shares a home brew recipe amid prohibition era commentary on cotton reports and their government estimates.
A farmer sold 1800 bushels to as many as 1800 dealers, many paid in credit, and soon his bank balance fell. He posted for payment, but few responded. The total owed eventually added up to a respectable sum, enabling him to pay his bills. The tale, told as a moral, urges prompt payments and illustrates how small debts add up.
In Locker Texas on October 26 1925 local notices report visitors Ed Gates of Williamson county and Jodie Coffee with son Doanivan. Audiences attend Sunday school at Shiloh and Elmer Jones buys cattle for Fort Worth. Rain hampers saving feed while cotton yields improve. Death takes a baby of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Neal. funeral attends in Shiloh and San Saba relatives visit. Rev Stovall returns from Fort Worth where wife seeks treatment. educators praise Thomas H Taylor for support of Texas schools.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs for colds grippe and flu. Take one or two tablets at bedtime with water. Next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purified. Eat what you please and feel well. A family package with directions is 36 cents at any drug store.
Standing for efficiency always a man of high ideals and loved by every student at Howard. Pause of which he is Dean, Little Clovis Ford and Loris Max Cey are on the sick list. Prof. Herb Taylor and wife visited. Lena and Nell Barnett went to Fairview. Bessie Horn and Grace Adams visited Richland Springs. Clora RB Owens will attend Shiloh. Barnett brothers had business in Brownwood. Willie Shelton will move to Goldthwaite from Lometa. seed oats offered by B T Rich.
An ad promotes Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hy drastis witch hazel and warns a small bottle helps sore weak or strained eyes. It includes an aluminum eye cup free from Sha Jmon's Drug Store and notes 44x.
The Dallas News has run daily ads for 40 years, with Sanger Brothers in Dallas proving advertising pays. Figures suggest thousands of dollars daily ad spend turning into millions over four decades. Also notes county agent updates and local social notes including Hallowe'en Carnival and visits.
Mrs. W. F. Lackey has returned home from a hospital stay of about three weeks after an operation and is convalescing nicely. Also note plenty of seed wheat rye and barley for fall planting and a Buster Keaton feature The Navigator at The Majestic next Wednesday and Thursday.
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