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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

7

San Saba Voters Face Band Tax Decision Next Tuesday

The San Saba Municipal Band referendum asks residents to approve a city levy to maintain a town band. Proponents cite 40 active members and community pride while detailing a tax plan of about $1.50 to $2.00 per thousand and a new five to three member nonpartisan commission to govern the band.

San Saba Brady Lampasas Clarence Gosch H. H. Taylor J. W. Shook Leonard Skaggs S. E. W. Hudson John Seiders W. A. Smith W. D. Cowan Mitch Johnson M. A. Morris Nora Walker

Cherokee Locals Recall Plains Visit and First Vote

Alex Gay returns to the Plains town where he cast his first vote while visiting Cheroke locals. The San Saba News reports a busy social week with relatives and friends visiting in Cherokee Texas including Brewster, Barber, and Gay families and others from Llano, Kerrville, and Coleman.

Alex Gay Plains Town

Local families report travel and medical updates

Had submitted to an operation for appendicitis last week, Mr. and Mrs. Ely Taylor and sister Mrs. Willie Cawthorn arrived from Temple Wednesday where Mrs. Taylor had been for medical advice. Mrs. Taylor is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left Sunday for their home in San Angelo accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Altizer, and Mr. and Mrs. Pick Sallee and Mrs. Cawthorn. Mr. and Mrs. Claud McEneely and family and Miss Mary Alice Gay have returned from a delightful trip to San Marcos, San Antonio and Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown had as guests the past week his sister, Mrs. H. A. Santee, and niece, Mrs. C. J. Hanson, and son, Finis, all of San Antonio. The following teachers arrived Saturday from Georgetown, where they had spent the summer doing extra school work: Prof. and Mrs. Prentice Dickerson, Mrs. R. C. Windham and Miss Irene Hart.

Cherokee Texas San Saba Fred Hubbert Bend D. A. Gay H. L. Barber Ned Leon Barber Pontotoc Joe Leach San Angelo John Hanna Hollis Barber Hoover Valley Stella Stewart Thorndale Russell Lane E. P. Bickley Tyra Bowman Ed Alberson Shreveport Ernest Barnes Austin Messrs Lamar Eugene Bearns Chas. Betts Alice Tyra Bowman Matt Bowman Flora Bell Gray McAllen Nelson Gay Mercedes Cora White Callahan Llano Verge Gorman Coleman John Altizer Mack Breazeale George Hal Breazeale Ross Cayness John Davia Burnet C. L. Behrens Mmes. H.L B.T. Barber Chas, Duran Kerrville John Cayness Gladstone Hillin Dallas J. T. Hillin George Rhodes Baby Will Hulsmier Jake Coffman Wess Coffman Tittle Mies Elsie Dell Mesars A. B. Taff Alex Gay Plains Dalhart Plainview Gay Mian Jessie Lee Temple Ely Taylor Willie Cawthorn Taylor San Marcos San Antonio Georgetown Ed Brown H. A. Santee C. J. Hanson Finis Prentice Dickerson R. C. Windham Irene Hart

Local Society Notes From Llano Report Gatherings

Mrs Graves Burk and child arrived from San Saba visiting Mr and Mrs I T Taylor Warren Randolph of Abilene visits his mother Mrs Randolph others hosted include Mr and Mrs Ed Brown in Llano relatives of Barker Greenup Kuykendall and Burns from Burnet Agnes Beck returns to her father ex sheriff Miller at McMillin families N Thomson return from Abilene Dallas for pleasure and business Otto Ides Zollie Gress and Lonie Perry Llano visitors Bob Waldrope and son of Round Mountain visit relatives Frank Gray learns of his son Johns recent marriage to Mrs Ledbetter of Norphlet Ark Gray plans goat purchases in Fredericksburg area Prof Monrco Carroll wife leave for Brown University Rhode Island completing his Doctorate teaching at Baylor College.

Taylor T. B. Burns Burnet Agnes Beck Miller McMillin Beck Thomson Abilene Dallas Mines Oscar Ides Zollie Gress Lonie Perry Llano Bob Waldrope Round Mountain Edgar Leher A.S. Hale C. C. Turbiville Tom Calley Garden City H. T. Clark Winnie College Frank Gray John Ledbetter Norphlet Ark Gray Fredericksburg

Dickerson's Variety Store Aluminum Enamel Ware Ad

Local retailer touts a big assortment of aluminum enamel and nickled copper ware with a variety of items on display and competitive prices. Dickerson's Variety Store invites shoppers to browse and save.

Dickerson

Irrigation For Texas Farms Urged By Dr Harrington

Dr. H. H. Harrington of the State Board of Control urged Texas farmers and business leaders to adopt irrigation along rivers Brazos Colorado and Guadalupe. He cited irrigation costs of 2.50 to 5.00 per acre and potential returns of 25 to 40 dollars per acre in feedstuffs, arguing conservation and economic benefits.

Austin Texas H. H. Harrington State Board of Control Harrington Rio Grande Valley Dr. Harrington Brazos Colorado Guadalupe California

Days of 49 at the Majestic and regional irrigation note

The article notes irrigation fueling agricultural growth in Colorado New Mexico and Arizona and previews the serial Galloping Hoofs Days of 49 at The Majestic starting Friday September 4. It also reports Rev J W Barrett and family traveling to Hamilton after news of his mother's death, Miss Fannie Carroll finishing summer study at Columbia University, and W A Baird with his wife visiting to see sister Oma Lee Hamrick who is severely ill with her parents three miles east of town.

the Majestic J. W. Barrett Hamilton W. A. Baird Linton Omalee Hamrick Joe Hamrick

Local druggist unveils new dandruff remedy Mesala

A local druggist promotes Mesala as a singular dandruff cure promising one treatment success for many and complete relief in a week or two. Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy five cents with a positive guarantee. Also announces a new serial Gallop Avyouayy Sunztoy at the Majestic and news of a visit by the L. F. Pierce family from Ropesville to their relatives in town.

Simmons Drug Store Seix

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