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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

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Rotary meeting devotes to Ferguson Sterling gubernatorial race

About 3800 attendees heard Stam ford Rotary Club discuss the Ferguson and Sterling gubernatorial candidacies. Speakers favored Ferguson citing economy and prison reform, while Sterling backer Penick urged clean government and criticized the current admin with a quip about a man with 21 bathtubs.

Stamford Rotary Club Miriam A. Ferguson Ross Sterling J. C. Watson L. W. Johnson Ferguson Johnson A. J. Swenson Swenson McDonald Walle R. FE. Pen

Rainfall figures and notes from Stamford area weather

Rainfall events recounted near Stamford with dates in June July and early August. Reports show showers varying in intensity across Stamford trade territory and surrounding towns with totals for the season nearing monthly benchmarks and a heavier rain concentrated Tuesday night into Wednesday.

State-Wide Rally For Sterling Held In Dallas Monday

Roex S. Sterling, candidate for governor, launched his statewide campaign with a Dallas rally. Speakers praised his record and contrasted it with Jim Ferguson, urging Texans to vote on August 23 to bury Ferguson. Sterling defended campaign spending as honest money and pledged to push his highway plan as secondary to the Ferguson issue.

Sterling Dallas Roex S. Sterling Houston Mra Miriam A. Ferguson Dan Moody Barry Miller Harry P. Lawther Jim Young Mark McGee Fort Worth Earle B. Mayfield Thomas B. Love James E. Ferguson Texas King Vivian Southwestern University of Georgetown Harry G. Knowles First Christian Church of Lawther Jim Ferguson Senator Woodward Highway Commission Jim Ma’ Ferguson Ross Sterling

Kinney Funeral Home to Open New City Location

Kinney Funeral Home operated by J. H. and W. N. Kinney has rented a brick residence on Weslyn Street near Highway 15 as the new site. The move is planned for later this week with complete mortuary service, plus ambulance and funeral cars and a full stock of caskets to be kept there.

J. H W. N. Kinney Kinney Funeral Home Weslyn Street Highway 15

Two Die and 23 Hurt in Fort Worth and Denver Wreck

Train No. 6 from Amarillo plunged down an embankment near Oklainton after a truck collided with a bridge boiler. Engineer F. P. Robinson died at once, fireman A. B. Vance later died. Sixty passengers were aboard. many injured were taken to Vernon Electra and Wichita Falls hospitals.

Wichita Falls Fort Worth Denver Oklaunston F. P. Robinson Ichita Falls A. B. Vance Amarillo Vernon Electra Oklainton Horace H. Cummings McFarland Trucking Company Duncan Oklo

Sunshine Special outing carries Stamford kids to Lueders event

The Sunshine Special ran on schedule carrying about thirty Stamford youngsters to the Lueders Encampment grounds for the Exchange Club second annual children’s picnic. The train included forty buses and a locomotive, with a large volunteer staff handling chaperones, lifeguards, and logistics. Despite minor disorganization and some delays, the outing featured games, swimming, food and civic participation, aided by Firemen’s Band and local citizens providing cars, ice cream, lemonade, and prizes.

Stamford Exchange Club Stamford Cape Reine Exchange Club City Auditorium Antonne Busees Hemdead Bee Billrpechine Spera Chevrolet Company G. Andrews Cutry Reece Pratt O. G. Lewie Y. G. Swenson Tom Davie Bill Adame Ines M. Bd. Harris

Deciding Game in Indoor Baseball Championship

The city championship hinges on a Thursday 6:30 pm showdown between the Baptists and Firemen in the indoor league. After a 17 to 0 Baptists win in game one, the Firemen evened the series with a 4 to 1 victory on Wednesday.

Baptists Firemen Steenth

The Mazaroff Mystery Serial Begins Early Date

The American contracts for a thrilling detective story to run as a serial beginning soon. It promises a puzzle center on “who did it” with suspense and intrigue.

Girls Glee Club of Odd Fellows Home to be Here

The ES orchestra and son club of the Fellows home at Corsicana will appear in concert at the City Auditorium Monday evening, August 1 under the Stamford IOO PF. stage The program marks the first on a two week tour of West Texas The public is invited and admission is free The group performed here on August 15 last year to a large crowd.

Stamford Lueders Exchange Club George Hengy Anna Kathryn McNabb ES Orchestra and Son Club Corsicana City

One Meter System Adopted by West Texas Utilities

West Texas Utilities Company implements a one meter system for domestic service in Stamford replacing multiple meters. The plan introduces a block rate based on consumption and will not reduce rates for commercial customers who will keep their multiple meters for now.

Stamford West Texas Utilities Company Cliveley My.hwaley Sand

New Cotton Season Brings New System of Co- Marketing

Dallas August 7 The new cotton season introduces a government backed marketing system bringing direct service to growers. A cooperative association led by BE F Creekmore will handle sales for Texas and fourteen other cotton associations across the belt. Receiving agents at smaller points will forward samples for grading while branch offices manage all details and payments. The plan aims to lift prices by centralizing marketing and keeping growers compliant with grading standards.

Dallas Eyatem Informatin Emaller Subh Ant Sul Plan Cooperative Association BE. F. Creekmore South Texas Association

Commission Seeks U.S. Designation for Stamford Road

Stamford business leaders push for U S designation of the Stamford to New Mexico highway, seeking state and federal aid for hard surfacing from Stamford to the New Mexico line. Delegates from Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Brownfield join representatives in Austin to urge action, citing anticipated east west traffic growth and regional accessibility.

Stamford Metcalf Gap Palo Pinte Seana Albany Stamfornt Ponhoka Brownfield New Mexico Bronee Association of State Highway Officials State Highway Commission of Texas U. S. Designe Areania Traneers Tentenny National Association Highway Affairs M. Preneie J. K Stanford ‘Chamber of Commence Brenco Connor Heewell Arizona Los Angeles Calif New Mexican Texas Beny Warren Tayman Twal Highway Committee Pennk, Chase

Cotton Co-Op Manager to Visit Stamford Office

Bran I, manager of the Stamford Cotton Co operative Association, will arrive soon to organize the region wide marketing plan. The visit follows talks with Stamford Chamber of Commerce about the Texas Cotton Co operative Association federated program aiding local producers and growers.

Bran I Cotton Co-Op Stamford Tessas Cotton Co Iperative Association Linge Heex Mivines Stamford Chamber of Commerce Trullas Federel Farm Texas Cotton Co-diperative Charmer of Commerce Stamford Chatshe? of Commerce Naylor Thrackmorton Shackelford Haskell Keen King Kent Parte Jones Amonngen Tee J T Kenam Nant Bo M. Gregorew Fart Morear Weretaury Y VY. Kennedy BR. M Walters Rorl Cox Lee Southers Ft. McCollum BE O Mniam Irby Sayle

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