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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
Local readers advertising rates listed at 8 cents per line per issue and 11 to 12 cents per word per issue for classifieds. Display rates available upon application at one dollar. Notices of church entertainments with admission charges, obituaries, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, and non news items follow regular rates.
The Calvert Tribune announces I. M. Payne as editor and publisher, a former Chappel resident, and notes San Saba citizens voted decisively on a sewer system while Brady backed fewer bonds. The column also shares quips and local anecdotes about town life and mannered behavior.
The column recalls a figure claiming sickness costs the United States at least 1.5 billion dollars annually and notes San Saba residents’ varied views on a referendum. It also highlights Baylor University listing two local high school graduates as student assistants and praises local and regional journalism figures amid weather and agricultural updates.
Ed W Price and Rose Co advertise Fall and Winter samples with many colors and patterns and a guarantee of a good fit. Cleaning and pressing offered with new machinery. Location on the square in the old post office stand near Hendricks barber shop. Phone 183. Fred Townsend delivery, Sam Hayden returns from Dallas with a new improved Ford touring car for Weatherby. Cecil Deese, Bosque county Cedar Yards manager, now at Texas Tech College, Lubbock, pleased with outlook.
Bend, Texas, Sept. 7 1925 Editor Billie writes in favor of irrigation advocating a dam to boost San Saba County. He cites soil quality, population growth, local education benefits, and property value, urging support from farsighted residents and noting E L Rector as a leading example. He adds even nonresidents might vote for irrigation if they owned land there.
G. A. Arhelger offers hand cars for sale at attractive prices. Limited stock and quick sales expected. Contact G. A. Arhelger for details and terms.
Beautiful fall dresses in new fall styles with silk and wool, low prices. All wool flannels and Jessey dresses priced at 6.50. Men dress goods for fall and winter in newest materials and latest colors at low prices.
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