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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
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Austin August 30. Appropriations from the Thirty Ninth Legislature become available Sept 1. Total funds reach 17,581,745 with 7,049,781 for education and 4,547,682 for departmental needs. Eleemosynary and judiciary get 4,201,800 and 1,782,972 respectively. Expect about 2,000,000 in general revenue at year end. ranger force to shrink to 30. Department merges Markets and Warehouses into Agriculture. Cowan to be reassigned by Gov. Ferguson.
Curtis Johnson of Ballinger married Elouise Hardin of Live Oak on July 29. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. E. Hardin, the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson. They will reside in Ballinger with best wishes from San Saba friends.
The Bridge Club gathered last Thursday at Mrs. W. E. Barrow's suburban residence. High score honors went to Mrs. J. H. Baker, with many members and guests enjoying refreshments after the games.
San Saba Public Schools announce the 1925 opening dates for all grades. Students from other districts must pick up books after Sept. 14. Freshmen to Seniors report Sept. 10 to 11 in the High School auditorium. Beginners and First Grade start Sept. 14. Tuition charges apply to transfers and underage entrants.
Hugo Koenig a Gillespie County farmer became frightened during a airplane ride at the Gillespie County Fair on Sunday. After ascending to about 40 feet he loosened his harness and jumped into a sand bed, sustaining bruises and sprains. The plane nose dived, wrecking the craft and injuring no one else. Koenig received emergency care on the fair grounds and was later treated at home.
Cool weather increases demand for eggs and poultry and emphasizes the need for properly rationed feed. Mayhew Produce Company promotes Purina Chow as a reliable option to maximize profits and ensure healthy poultry.
Emily Exell Ledbetter, wife of tax assessor John W. Ledbetter, died August 26 1925 in a Brownwood hospital. Born October 6 1894 she married in 1912 and had four children. Funeral conducted by Elder G R Lane. burial at Wallace cemetery. family from Mills and San Saba counties attended.
Miss Ella Whitman returns to Marion Alabama after visiting her sister Mrs Joe Terry and other relatives in Texas. She was accompanied on the trip by Miss Mabel Pitts.
County Superintendent G L Huckaby and family returned home after a summer in Brownwood. Ma Huckaby taught at Daniel Baker College in the summer normal. Mrs Huckaby and Jamea pursued special work in the summer school sessions.
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