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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
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Sloan returns from an eighteen state and Canada trip praising San Saba while army worms sweep cotton patches. Reported rain of three inches boosts winter pasturage prospects as local residents, including J H Anderson and Miss Mollie Boynton, are noted in social updates.
The article outlines autumn fashion trends with longer sleeves and higher necklines, wider skirts, and greater fullness in skirts managed to retain slender lines. It mentions dresses for general wear using box or inverted pleats, wool fabrics, and a frock pictured illustrating the new modes.
A local druggist markets an entirely new dandruff cure named Mesala. Report says many cases are cured with one application and the most aggravated in a week or two. The product is pleasant to use and inexpensive with a positive guarantee, Sold by Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents. Six ads promote the remedy.
The Hub lists fall hat prices ranging from 3.50 to 11.95 in a compact display. Shoppers can find options at 3.50 5.45 6.95 9.95 and 11.95 with emphasis on affordability and variety.
The San Saba News reports a week of ideal cotton picking weather and a strong pecan crop interest. Local families relocate for schooling and property deals, including transfers of R. A. Brazil land to S F Wild for 15000 dollars and Brazil moving to San Angelo with 24 and a quarter acres for 22000 dollars. Several residents visit relatives, attend high valley church, and pursue pecan farming opportunities in Oklahoma and at river Bend Farm.
We thank all who were kind and considerate during our daughter's illness. We will never forget your care and say God bless you now and forever. Myr, and Mrs. Joe Hatarick.
Mrs. J. E. Lindsey of Goldthwaite Texas reports kidney pains and swelling dimin pished by Dean s Pills a diuretic. The ad claims weak kidneys cause backache headaches dizziness and low spirits and touts the product as a cure. Go to all dealers Foster Milburn Co manufacturers Buffalo New York.
Mrs Bud Wilbern and daughter Dorothy of Henter visit her mother. Mrs BE Houston and Mrs Frank Scott return from Brady to family. Miss Pannie Gray to Daas for Teachers Institute then Cameron this winter. Mrs C L Behrens and sons Lamar Eugene go home to Alice after visits. William Kuykendall family back from Brownwood. Masters Behrns and Holmes Barber guests. Dr G L Gray and wife Llano visit parents. Alex Gay leaves for Ranger to see daughter Mrs Vester Ruffner. Prof Prentice Dickerson and Misses Irene Hart Mattie Behrns return from Belton.
Mrs. John Hanna and daughters Lucile and Esther return to San Antonio after a delightful visit. Earl Avery of Liana visits Cherokee. Don Gray returns from Austin after an operation on the throat. Mrs. Chas Slaughter and children and Mr. Pearl Iverson leave for Hereford after weeks with relatives. Clovis Daugherty visits San Antonio mid week. Grover and Ray Walker arrive from Mayen with Angora stock for their farm. Miss Cora White Callahen returns to Llano from Cherokee. Miss Johnnie Lee Green back to Brownwood after visiting relatives. Mrs. F. Robinson of Elgin visits J. M. Pridgeon and friends. Mrs. J. T. Scott and Alice visit Brady. Fay Burgess returns from Copperas Cove after visiting Cleo May.
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